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Asian and African Area Studies No.1 (March, 2001)
On This Inaugural Issue | TANAKA Jiro | 2 | (PDF: 99KB) | |||
A New Horizon in Area Studies | ||||||
On the Feature Topic | The Editorial Committee | 4 | (PDF: 83KB) | |||
Changes in a Malay Village, 1970-2000: Disappearance of Ecological Determinants | TSUBOUCHI Yoshihiro | 5 | (PDF: 818KB) | |||
Increased Vulnerability of the Mossi Society in Burkina Faso |
SHIMADA Shuhei | 21 | (PDF: 876KB) | |||
Experiences of the Twentieth Century: Writing a Local History of a Sumatran Village in Indonesia | KATO Tsuyoshi | 37 | (PDF: 931KB) | |||
Environment and Soils in Sociological Context | ARAKI Shigeru | 54 | (PDF: 920KB) | |||
African Area Studies and International Cooperative Activities: Indigenous Agriculture and Sustainable Rural Development | KAKEYA Makoto | 68 | (PDF: 823KB) | |||
The Unity of Religion and Economy in Islam: An Attempt to Characterize a Cultural Peculiarity | KOSUGI Yasushi | 81 | (PDF: 857KB) | |||
Institutional Change and Area Studies: A New Field for Development Studies | YOSHIHARA Kunio | 95 | (PDF: 1,617KB) | |||
Area Study: A New Horizon of Activist Epistemology | FURUKAWA Hisao | 119 | (PDF: 624KB) | |||
Comparative Ontology: An Approach to Global Area Studies | TANABE Akio | 129 | (PDF: 1,705KB) | |||
Articles | ||||||
Stealing a Democratic Movement: The May
1992 Incident in Thailand |
TAMADA Yoshifumi | 155 | (PDF: 2,041KB) | |||
New Order’s Elite Turned Reformers(Orang Reformasi): Focusing on the Making Process of the Banten Province | OKAMOTO Masaaki | 186 | (PDF: 1,525KB) | |||
Pirates, Sea Nomads or Protectors of
Islam?: A Note on "Bajau" Identifications in the Malaysian Context |
NAGATSU Kazufumi | 212 | (PDF: 1,017KB) | |||
Methodological Perspectives and Research Issues in the Study of “Islamic Political Parties”: At the Junction of Comparative Politics and Area Studies | KOSUGI Yasushi | 231 | (PDF: 1,202KB) | |||
“Islamic Parties” in the Secularist Regime of Turkey | SAWAE Fumiko | 251 | (PDF: 1,731KB) | |||
Islamic Political Parties in Iraq: Institutionalization
and Mass Movement |
SAKAI Keiko | 277 | (PDF: 1,416KB) | |||
Research Note | ||||||
Methodological Approach to the Study of Shakib Arslan: Islamic Thought and the Arab World in the Interwar Period | Raja A. ADAL | 300 | (PDF: 460KB) | |||
Book Reviews | ||||||
Paul Spencer. The Pastral Continuum: The Marginalization of Tradition in East Africa. Oxford : Clarendon Press, 1998,302p. |
NAITO Naoki | 308 | (PDF: 343KB) | |||
Janet L.Abu-Lughod. Before European Hegemony: The World System A.D. 1250-1350. Oxford University Press, 1989, 443p. |
SHIMIZU Kazuhiro | 313 | (PDF: 449KB) | |||
Fieldwork News | (PDF: 814KB) | |||||
A Scene of Orkes Mulayu: A Muslim Wedding Party along the Makassar Straits | HAMAMOTO Satoko | 320 | ||||
Indonesian Chinese Peranakan Culture: Have the Times Changes? | YAMAMOTO Hiroko | 324 | ||||