SOUTHEAST ASIA: HISTORY AND CULTURE No. 41
May 30, 2012
[Articles] |
Formation of the Concept of ‘Bamar Muslims’ in Myanmar during the Period of Uplift of Nationalism in the 1930s |
SAITO Ayako |
5 |
A Study of Bangkok National Museum during the Reign of King Rama VII (1925-1935): Focusing on the Role of Prince Damrong Rachanuphap |
HINATA Shinsuke |
30 |
[Notes] |
New Implication of FCDI: An Analysis of the Recognition among Japanese Diplomats |
SHIMABAYASHI Takaki |
61 |
[Latest Research Trend] |
Surviving through the Era of Global Crisis with Southeast Asian Studies: After Victor Lieberman |
OHASHI Atsuko |
84 |
Area Studies of Disaster Management: In Search of Southeast Asian Studies in the “Age of Humanitarian Assistance” |
YAMAMOTO Hiroyuki |
105 |
[Book Reviews] |
MASUHARA Ayako, The End of Personal Rule in Indonesia: Golkar and the Transformation of the Suharto Regime |
NONAKA Yo |
125 |
TSUDA Koji, The Ethnography of “Chineseness”: Fieldwork in a Local Town in Indonesia in the Era of Changing Order |
KUDO Hiroko |
129 |
FURUTA Motoo, The birth of Doi Moi |
KATO Atsufumi |
133 |
NAGASAKA Itaru, Ethnography of Transnational Filipino Villagers: Anthropology of Transnationalism |
AZUMA Kentaro |
137 |
WANG Liulan, Yunnan Muslims Living Across the Border: Symbiosis and Networking in Northern Thailand |
YOSHIMATSU Kumiko |
141 |
YAMAGUCHI Hiroko, Living “True Histories”: Anthropology of History-telling Practices among the Buton in Eastern Indonesia |
ITO Makoto |
145 |
Johann ANGERLER, Bius, Parbaringin und Paniaran: Über Demokratie und Religion bei den Toba Batak Nordsumatras |
HIROSUE Masashi |
149 |
ONO Rintaro, Fishing and Subsistence Strategies in the Celebes Sea: Ethno-Archaeological Approach to Area Studies |
AKAMINE Jun |
153 |
KOBAYASHI Satoru, Reconfiguring Cambodian Rural Villages |
MATSUI Naruko |
158 |
NEMOTO Kei, Between Resistance and Collaboration: Britain and Japan in the Modern History of Burma |
OSADA Noriyuki |
162 |
William R.ROFF, Studies on Islam and Society in Southeast Asia |
SHIOZAKI Yuki |
167 |
NAKANO Ari, Human Rights in Vietnam: the Possibility of Pluralist Democracy |
ENDO Satoshi |
171 |