SOUTHEAST ASIA: HISTORY AND CULTURE No. 42
May 30, 2013
[Articles] |
The Dilemma of Ulama in Malaysia: The Controversy on Kafir Declaration and Official Fatwas between UMNO and PAS in 1980s |
SHIOZAKI Yuki |
5 |
[Notes] |
Discussion on the Standardization of Weights and Measures in Northern Vietnam during the Colonial Period and Its Background |
SEKIMOTO Noriko |
32 |
[Latest Research Trend] |
Introduction to the Study of Monetary System in the 18-19th Century Southeast Asia: Basing upon Burmese Experience |
SAITO Teruko |
59 |
[Book Reviews] |
INOUE Sayuri, The Formation of Genre in Burmese Classical Song |
OKUDAIRA Ryuji |
80 |
Lydia N. YU-JOSE, ed., The Past, Love, Money and Much More: Philippines-Japan Relations since the End of the Second World War |
TAKAHATA Sachi |
84 |
KAWASHIMA Midori, Minorities and the Nation-State: Muslims in the Philippines |
ISHII Masako |
88 |
YAMAMOTO Hiroyuki, et al., eds., Bangsa and Umma: Development of People-grouping Concepts in Islamized Southeast Asia |
TSUBOI Yuji |
91 |
AZUMA Kentaro, Anthropology of Reality and Alterity: Magic in a Modern Philippine Local City |
SEKI Koki |
95 |
ITO Toshikatsu, ed., Myanmar: A Nation State |
YABU Shiro |
99 |
SHIRAISHI Masaya, Việt Nam: Phan Bội Châu and Cường Để |
ITO Miho |
103 |
IIKUNI Yukako, Gender and Religious Practice in Contemporary Myanmar |
TAKAHASHI Miwa |
109 |
IGARASHI Seiichi, A New Perspective on Democratization and Civil Society: The Dynamism of Politics in the Philippines |
SUZUKI Ayame |
113 |
HAYAMI Yoko, KOIZUMI Junko, Chalidaporn Songsamphan, and Ratana Tosakul, eds., The Family in Flux in Southeast Asia: Institution, Ideology, Practice |
KOIKE Makoto |
118 |
NISHIMURA Masanari, Archaeology and Its Interdisciplinary Studies, “Kodaigaku” of Vietnam |
TABATA Yukitsugu and UEDA Shinya |
122 |
GOTO Ken’ichi, Modern Japan as Seen from Southeast Asia: “Southern Advance,” Occupation and Historical Consciousness of Decolonization |
KOZANO Yako |
127 |