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Asian and African Area Studies No.20-2 (March, 2021)
| Asian and African Area Studies No.20-2 (March, 2021) Index |
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Article
| Ethnic Classification and Ethno-nationalism of the Dawei (Tavoyan) in Myanmar: Does State Recognition Really Matter? |
Sumida Sayuri 195 Wada Michihiro |
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Research Notes
| A Note on the Dawei (Tavoy) Saṅgha: Nikāya Conflicts at the Turn of the 20th Century in Myanmar and Thailand |
Sumida Sayuri 230 Wada Michihiro |
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| Factors in the Establishment of Coffee Agroforestry in ommunity Based Forest Management and its Influence on Rural Society:A Case Study in West Java, Indonesia |
Kasori Maho 252 Onda Nariaki Masuda Misa |
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Book Reviews
| Yasushi Kosugi. The Sayings of Muhammad: Hadith, selected and translated with notes from the classical Arabic sources. | |
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| Tokyo: Iwanami Shoten, Publishers, 2019, 701 p. | Kamada Shigeru 270 | |||
| Riyo Naoi. Visualizing Area Studies: Finding Resonance in Making a Documentary Film about Social Relations among HIV-positive People in Northern Thailand. | ||||
| Kyoto: Kyoto University Press, 2019, 304 p. | Minamide Kazuyo 273 | |||
| Kazumichi Katayama. Polynesians: Side-walk Anthropology Notes on the People of Giant Body and Mind, in Tiny Islands between Moana (the Ocean) and Rangi (Sky). | ||||
| RINSEN BOOK CO., 2019, 278 p. | Furusawa Takuro 277 | |||
| Wakana Sato. Women Living with Their Costumes: The Material Culture and Mother-Daughter Relationships of the Miao. | ||||
| Kyoto: Kyoto University Press, 2020, 310 p. | Aoki Eriko 280 | |||
| Keiko Tosa and Katsumi Tamura, eds. Living in Transition: Anthropological Studies of Control and Publicness in Myanmar. | ||||
| Tokyo: Fukyosha Publishing Inc., 2020, 330 p. | Kobayashi Satoru 283 | |||
Fieldwork News
| The Ephemeral Fate of a Killer | Matsuo Ryunosuke 288 | |
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| Thinking Over Adolescent Sexuality: From Fieldwork in Indonesia | Futaesaku Kazuyo 292 | |||
| Traditional Feather Money Tevau in Today’s Santa Cruz Islands | Yamaguchi Yusuke 296 | |||
| Saviors to the Citizens or Mere Entrepreneurs? Fluidity of the Informal Management of Tera Askebari in Addis Ababa |
Eunji Choi 300 |