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On what basis did Surontiko Samins argument against state ownership challenge colonial law?

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Correct answer: On the basis of morality and natural creation

Surontiko Samin challenged colonial state ownership on moral grounds: the state had created neither the land, water, nor wood, so it could not rightfully claim ownership over them. Military power concerns the state's ability to enforce control, whereas Samin questioned the moral legitimacy of that control. Exam tip: remember the Samin movement as a moral challenge to colonial forest ownership.

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Surontiko SaminForest Society And ColonialismJava ForestsColonial Forest LawState OwnershipSamin MovementForest Transformations In JavaHistory

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