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Ballard, Jordan Clay.

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Reassessing the Biratori Dam Cultural Impact Assessment to Address Local Ainu Concerns and Japan's International Commitments = = 平取ダム建設に関する影響評価の再考察 --地域アイヌ民族の声と日本の国際社会への義務を知るために.

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Title/Author:	Reassessing the Biratori Dam Cultural Impact Assessment to Address Local Ainu Concerns and Japan's International Commitments =/
Reminder of title:	平取ダム建設に関する影響評価の再考察 --地域アイヌ民族の声と日本の国際社会への義務を知るために.
Author:	Ballard, Jordan Clay.
Published:	Ann Arbor : ProQuest Dissertations & Theses, : 2020,
Description:	130 p.
Notes:	Source: Masters Abstracts International, Volume: 82-02.
Contained By:	Masters Abstracts International82-02.
Subject:	Asian studies. -
Online resource:	https://pqdd.sinica.edu.tw/twdaoapp/servlet/advanced?query=27744125
ISBN:	9798664724868

Reassessing the Biratori Dam Cultural Impact Assessment to Address Local Ainu Concerns and Japan's International Commitments = = 平取ダム建設に関する影響評価の再考察 --地域アイヌ民族の声と日本の国際社会への義務を知るために.
Ballard, Jordan Clay.

Reassessing the Biratori Dam Cultural Impact Assessment to Address Local Ainu Concerns and Japan's International Commitments =平取ダム建設に関する影響評価の再考察 --地域アイヌ民族の声と日本の国際社会への義務を知るために. - Ann Arbor : ProQuest Dissertations & Theses, 2020 - 130 p.

Source: Masters Abstracts International, Volume: 82-02.

Thesis (M.A.)--Illinois State University, 2020.

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In 1973, the Hokkaido Regional Development Bureau, a subsection of the Ministry of Construction, began a dam project on the Saru River. The Saru River Area is located in Southeastern Hokkaido and has been a historically Ainu region long after Hokkaido was annexed by Japan. These dam endangered the landholdings and communal hunting and gathering areas of the Ainu living in the proposed flood area, Nibutani village, as well as traditional ceremonial grounds, grave sites, archaeological sites, and the habitats of plant and animal species that are integral to Ainu cultural practices and traditional food-ways. The Nibutani Dam that was built for this project started a court case that was a catalyst for the Ainu rights movement. The Nibutani Dam court case also impacted how the government approached the subsequent Biratori Dam, forcing the government to conduct Cultural Impact Assessment (CIA) to protect Ainu culture in the region where the dam would be built. In this study I look at the history that led to the Saru River Development Project. I look at the Nibutani Dam Case as a major turning point in Ainu-Japanese relations. I look at how the Biratori Dam Cultural Impact Assessment was conceived, what it found, how it impacted the construction, and how it was received. The Biratori Dam CIA was a good first CIA for Japan, but it also left a lot to be desired for the Ainu and local residents. That is why it is vital to look again at the Biratori Cultural Impact Assessment, and learn from it, so that future CIAs conducted in Hokkaido, as well as in the rest of Japan, can better protect the cultural traditions of local residents, and conform to international and domestic rules and laws. Finally, the results will be compared to findings from independently conducted interviews with Ainu and Japanese people who are either involved in Ainu cultural preservation in Biratori/Nibutani or have relevant knowledge and viewpoints about Ainu culture to impart.

ISBN: 9798664724868Subjects--Topical Terms:

1571829
Asian studies.
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Ainu

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520 $a 1973年、建設省北海道地域開発局は、沙流川でダム建設を開始した。沙流川地域は北海道南東部に位置し、北海道が日本に併合されるまで歴史的に長くアイヌの地域であった。このダム建設計画は二風谷村を水没させ、アイヌの人々の土地を奪うという脅威をもたらした。それだけではなく、アイヌの伝統的な儀礼場、墓地、考古学的遺跡、さらには彼らの文化的習慣や伝統的な食生活に中心的な役割を果たす動植物の棲みかを破壊することにつながった。この計画によって建設された二風谷ダムは、アイヌの権利運動の触媒となった訴訟を開始させることになる。二風谷ダム訴訟は、それに引き続く平取ダムに政府がどのように対応すべきか、またダムが建設される地域においてアイヌ文化をどう守るかという「文化的影響評価」を政府に実施させるという成果をもたらした。私は本論文において、沙流川開発計画に至る歴史や、アイヌ人と日本人の関係の大きな分岐点となった二風谷ダム訴訟を検討する。そこで、「平取ダム文化的影響評価」がどのように捉えられ、何が発見され、さらにダム建設にどのような影響があったのか考察する。平取ダム文化的影響評価は日本では最初の素晴らしい文化的影響評価であった。しかし、アイヌを含む地域の人々にとっては、多くのことが未解決であった。本論文で平取文化的影響評価を取り上げたのは、学ぶべき理由がまさにそこにあると考えたからである。また北海道、さらには日本の他の地域で実施される将来の文化的影響評価が、それぞれの地域住民の文化的伝統をよりよく保護し、国際法や国内法や規則に合致するようになることを期待している。.
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