[Articles] | ||
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The Enemy Property Transfer Issue in Burma during the Japanese Occupation Period: Friction between Japan and the Ba Maw Government | TAKESHIMA Yoshinari | 5 |
Political Intention of Collecting and Publishing Ethnic Minorities' Folk-literature in Socialist Vietnam: A Case Study of the Muong's Mo Prayer | OIZUMI Sayaka | 23 |
Business by Violence: Economic Collaboration in Leyte during the Japanese Occupation | ARA Satoshi | 44 |
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An Analysis on the Characteristic of a Modern Myanmar Secular State with Special Reference to the Provisions on Religious Affairs and the Preamble of the Constitution of the Republic of the Union of Myanmar (2008) | OKUDAIRA, Ryuji | 69 |
“The Rebellion” of Srok Srae in 1885 | KITAGAWA Takako | 87 |
[Book Reviews] | ||
TAKAHASHI Akio, State and People of Myanmar: A Comparative Study on Village Societies in Myanmar and Japan | ITO Toshikatsu | 117 |
SUGAHARA Yumi, Javanese Religious Movements under Dutch Colonial Rule: Islamization in 19th Century Manuscripts | HIROSUE Masashi | 121 |
Sai Kham Mong, Shan Thammasat Manuscripts | OKUDAIRA, Ryuji | 126 |
NABEKURA Satoshi, Ethnicity and Public Housing Estates: A Sociological Study of Multiracialism in Singapore | OKUMURA Misa | 130 |
KUSAKA Wataru, Anti-Civic Politics: Morality and Inequality in the Philippine Democracy | MIKAMO Shingo | 135 |
Jafar Suryomenggolo, Organising under the Revolution: Unions and the State in Java, 1945-48 | KOCHI Kaoru | 139 |
MORITA Atsuro, Engineering in the Wild: Ethnography of Humans and Artifacts in the Thai Small-scale Machine Industry | KAKIZAKI Ichiro | 143 |
NAGATAAtsumasa, An Ethnography of Transnational Filipinos | ISHII Masako | 147 |
KURASAWA Aiko, Post War Japan Indonesia Relations | TOSABAYASHI Keita | 151 |
YANO Junko, Impact of National Language Formation upon Nation-Building: The Laotian Civil War Period | YAMADA Norihiko | 155 |
KASHINAGA Masao, The Tai Dam Chronicle ‘Tay Pu Xac’ | KATO Kumiko | 159 |
MIURA Keiko, Living with Angkor Heritage | TASHIRO Akiko | 164 |
TAMURA Keiko, Politics and Languages in Singapore, a Multiethnic Nation: 25 Years of “Vanished” Nanyang University | KAMIYA Shigeko | 167 |