Ecotourism and Malaysia’s Orang Asli: the social construction of indigeneity in community boundary-drawing

Gan, Joo-Ee

doi:10.1080/14724049.2021.1918131

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Ecotourism and Malaysia’s Orang Asli: the social construction of indigeneity in community boundary-drawing

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