英文摘要 |
This paper is a historic-political geographic study about the issue that the traditional territory of Tayal [Meicyubus] was included into the administrative area of Nanzhuang Township of Miaoli County but not into any mountain township after the World War II. Because the reasonable division of indigenous administration area will be better for implementing indigenous self-government policy and development of indigenous area, the author argues that division and adjustment of indigenous administrative areas should be co-planned by the central indigenous authority, representatives of indigenous peoples and self-government preparatory organizations. And the area should include the 724 tribes recognized by Taiwan Governor-General Office in 1920 and the above mentioned Tayal [Meicyubus]. This will conform to the regulation of the UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples and the principle of transitional justice. |