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    The document discusses the effects of colonization on the Ibaloy people's concept of land in the Cordillera region of the Philippines. It describes how pre-colonial Ibaloy practiced sustainable resource management and viewed land communally. Spanish colonization introduced the concept of royal land ownership. American colonization further eroded communal land ownership through laws establishing private property, taxation, and mining rights. This transitioned the Ibaloy from communal land practices to privatization and commoditization of land. Recent laws like the Indigenous Peoples' Rights Act of 1997 aim to protect indigenous concepts of ancestral land ownership.

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    The document discusses the effects of colonization on the Ibaloy people's concept of land in the Cordillera region of the Philippines. It describes how pre-colonial Ibaloy practiced sustainable resource management and viewed land communally. Spanish colonization introduced the concept of royal land ownership. American colonization further eroded communal land ownership through laws establishing private property, taxation, and mining rights. This transitioned the Ibaloy from communal land practices to privatization and commoditization of land. Recent laws like the Indigenous Peoples' Rights Act of 1997 aim to protect indigenous concepts of ancestral land ownership.

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    Indigenous Land Management Practices and The IPRA Law

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    The document discusses the effects of colonization on the Ibaloy people's concept of land in the Cordillera region of the Philippines. It describes how pre-colonial Ibaloy practiced sustainable resource management and viewed land communally. Spanish colonization introduced the concept of royal land ownership. American colonization further eroded communal land ownership through laws establishing private property, taxation, and mining rights. This transitioned the Ibaloy from communal land practices to privatization and commoditization of land. Recent laws like the Indigenous Peoples' Rights Act of 1997 aim to protect indigenous concepts of ancestral land ownership.

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    INDIGENOUS LAND

    PRACTICES
    EFFECTS OF COLONIZATION ON THE IBALOY’S CONCEPT
    OF LAND
    Pre-
    colonization
    Cordillera
    • Subsistence
    • Sustainable resource
    management practices
    • Bontoc Concept of the
    Afterlife
    • Communal Property
    • Rice fields as exceptions
    Spanish Colonization
    •Regalian Doctrine
    • Royal Decree of September 21, 1797
    • Baknang Families
    American
    Colonization
    • Public Land Act/Commonwealth
    Act 141
    • Mining Law of 1905
    • Commonwealth Act 137
    • Revised Administrative Code
    Sections 1914-1942/Forest Code
    • Public Land Acts of 1913, 1919,
    1925
    • Philippine Commission Act No. 178
    of 1903
    • Proclamation No. 14, 1922
    • Torrens Title
    • Titling and Taxation
    Taxation and the
    Ibaloys
    • From Communal to
    Privatization
    • Commoditization of land
    • Taxation as a foreign
    concept
    • Benson Titles/Block titling
    • Encroachment of
    squatters
    Taxation and the
    Ibaloys
    • Eminent Domain
    • Unfair expropriation
    • Gentrification
    • Ex. Kafagway area,
    Camp John Hay,
    Ambuklao Dam etc.
    • Inequality of resources
    RA 8371
    • The Indigenous Peoples’ Rights Act of 1997
    • Definition of Terms
    • Ancestral Domains
    • Ancestral Lands
    • Customary Laws
    • Indigenous Political Structures
    • Free and Prior Informed Consent
    RA 8371
    Definition of Terms
    • Sustainable Traditional Resource Rights
    • Time Immemorial
    RA 8371
    Definition of Terms
    • Individual Claims
    • Native Title
    • Sustainable Traditional Resource Rights
    • Time Immemorial

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