英文摘要 |
This article aims to explore the construction of law’s legitimacy for indigenous autonomy. The author emphasizes on the legal subjectivity of indigenous autonomy, and proposes the framework with “core rights”, “semi-core rights,” “basic personal rights.” This paper argues that legislative strategy or patterns of self-government, indigenous autonomous must be based on the power structure of Constitution, and giving autonomy agreements space for the needs of each indigenous people. |