Defining ‘development’ in the Aru Islands: Q&A with anthropologist Chris Chancellor

Mongabay
Apr 7, 2020, 12:52 am295 pts
This article was co-published with The Gecko Project. Images by Nanang Sujana. When the people of Aru discovered that most of the land in their islands was to be converted to a giant sugar plantation, it presented them with a dilemma familiar to rural people across Indonesia. On the one hand, they desired the…

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