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1. Towards an anthropological understanding of political and legal change
2. The pre-colonial nagari 3. Minangkabau under colonial government 4. Japanese occupation, independence and postcolonial transformation until 1983 5. Centralised government at its zenith 6. Reformasi: constitutional reforms and regional autonomy 7. Creating new nagari structures 8. The return to the nagari: smooth transitions 9. Uneasy transformations 10. Governing the village 11. New dynamics in property rights 12. Never ending disputes 13. Property law reconstituted - uncertainty perpetuated 14. Old issues revisited: adat, Islam and Minangkabau identity politics 15. Decentralisation, the transformation of the nagari and the dynamics of legal pluralism: some conclusions. |