The Orang Asli and the Contest for Resources traces the history of the indigenous minority peoples of Peninsular Malaysia from early times to the present; from when the Orang Asli were an independent and autonomous people, to a situation where others are seeking to control their lives today. It argues that development programmes and policies for the Orang Asli, cloaked in a policy of assimilation and integration into the mainstream society, have a single ideological objective: to enable the control of the Orang Asli and to control their traditional territories and resources. Paperback Reprint 2004 285 pages with 3 maps and 81 plates

Weight 0.60 Kg. Postage within West Malaysia is free 

Published by Center for Orang Asli Concerns (COAC), Subang Jaya in 2000 

Condition: The book is in unread condition, with very mild spotting to the text block.