In the 1970s, communities of the Kalinga sub-ethnic group in the Cordillera Mountains in northern Philippines successfully halted the construction of a series of hydroelectric dams along their main waterway, the Chico River, which would have caused their displacement. Based on interviews and archival research, the article examines the role played by a Kalinga political institution known as the bodong or peace pact in the Kalingas’ mobilisation against the dam project, using an analytical framework drawn from Charles Tilly's and Sidney Tarrow's work on contentious politics.

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和平条约和有争议的政治：菲律宾的奇科河大坝斗争，1974-82

在 1970 年代，菲律宾北部科迪勒拉山脉的 Kalinga 亚族群社区成功地阻止了沿其主要水道奇科河建造一系列水电大坝，这可能会导致他们流离失所。基于访谈和档案研究，本文考察了卡林加政治机构所扮演的角色，该机构被称为博东或 Kalingas 动员起来反对大坝项目的和平协定，使用的分析框架取自查尔斯·蒂利 (Charles Tilly) 和西德尼·塔罗 (Sidney Tarrow) 关于有争议的政治的著作。