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Surontiko Samins idea shows which limitation of colonial ownership?

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Correct answer: The colonial state could not establish a moral right over natural resources

Surontiko Samin argued that the state had not created the wind, water, land or wood; therefore, it could not claim a moral right to own these natural resources. This reveals the weak moral basis of colonial ownership of forests. Option B is incorrect because the colonial state did not create the forests; it imposed control over them. Exam tip: link the Samin movement with a moral challenge to state ownership of forests.

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