Kyoto Area Studies on Asia (in Japanese)

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This series started in 1995, celebrating the 30th anniversary of CSEAS. It has become a well-recognized series for their high-quality title, several of which have won prizes.

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【Back Numbers】

46. Popular Music and Politics in Indonesia: the Paradox of Independent Cultural Practices.
  KIM, Yujin. March, 2023.

45. The Making of ‘Traditional Medicine’: A History of Vietnam’s Medical Policies.
  ODA, Nara. March, 2022.

44. Traders Reinvent Markets: The Evolution of Traditional Agricultural Marketing
  amid the Supermarket Revolution in Indonesia
.

  IKEDA, Shinya. March, 2022.

43. Business and Politics in an Emerging State: The Economic Power of the Bakrie Family
  in Indonesia
.

  KONISHI, Tetsu. March, 2021.

42. Intangible Spaces: A Social History of Survival in the Mekong Delta
  SHIMOJO, Hisashi. February, 2021.

41. Industrial relations in democratizing Indonesia: The dispute settlement system
  based on the
Musyawarah principle and an examination of the origins of labor activism

  MIZUNO, Kosuke. September, 2020.

40. Women Living with Their Costumes:
  The Material Culture and Mother-daughter Relationships of the Miao

  SATO, Wakana. February, 2020.

39. Democratization and Constitutional Reform in Thailand:
  Has Constitutionalism Saved Democracy?

  TOYAMA, Ayako. January, 2020.

38. Visualizing Area Studies: Finding Resonance in Making a Documentary Film
  about Social Relations among HIV-positive People in Northern Thailand

  NAOI, Riyo. November, 2019.

37. A Study on Kartini’s Letters: Comparing Door Duisternis tot Licht with Brieven
  TOMINAGA, Yasuyo. May, 2019.

36. Debt-Slave and Land Mortgage Contracts in the 18th-19th Centuries Burma:
  Another Interpretation of Early Modern Southeast Asian Societies

  SAITO, Teruko. February, 2019.

35. Potentialities of Care in Southeast Asia: Practice of Life’s Connectivities
  HAYAMI, Yoko. (ed.) February, 2019.

34. A Village without Daughters: Bride Shortage, Marriage Migration and
  Women’s Belonging among the Lahu of Southwest China

   HORIE, Mio. March, 2018.

33. Production of History: Narrating and Silencing Southeast Asia’s Past
   KOIZUMI, Junko. (ed.) February, 2018.

32. Weaving the Market: Traders and Contract Rural Hand-Weaving Sector in Laos
   ONO, Akihiko. March, 2017.

31. “Memay” Widows Living in Rural Cambodia: the Social System Preventing from Poverty
  SATO, Nao. February, 2017.

30. Politics of Violence and Adaptation:
  Democratization and Local Politics of Stabilization in Indonesia

  OKAMOTO, Masaaki. June, 2015.

29. Resources, Politics and Violence: Local Politics in Contemporary Indonesia
  MORISHITA, Akiko. March, 2015.

28. Center-Local Relationship in Lao PDR:
  Local Administration of Provincial Governor under the Lao People’s Revolutionary Party

  SETO, Hiroyuki. March, 2015.

27. The Making of Large Landholding in the Mekong Delta during the French Colonial Period
  TAKADA, Yoko. March, 2014.

26. Homesteads and Indigenous Knowledge: Rural Life and Women in Bangladesh
  YOSHINO, Keiko. February, 2013.

25. Grass-root Globalization:
  Cultural Practice and Life Strategy at a World Heritage Village in Northern Luzon

  SHIMIZU, Hiromu. January, 2013.

24. Fishing and Subsistence Strategies in the Celebes Sea:
  Ethno-Archaeological Approach to Area Studies

  ONO, Rintaro. March, 2011.

23. Reconfiguring Cambodian Rural Villages
  KOBAYASHI, Satoru. February, 2011.

22. Living with the Risk: Responses of the Lower-classes in Bangkok
  ENDO, Tamaki. February, 2011.

21. The Global Economy and a Local Society:
  Sweets and Bitters of People in West Java, 1700-1830

  OHASHI, Atsuko. July, 2010.

20. The Power Structure of Burma: Civil-Military Relations in Ne Win Regime, 1962-1988
  NAKANISHI, Yoshihiro. June, 2009.

19. Practical Religions in Mainland Southeast Asia:
  Topology of Religion from the Region and “In-Betweenness”

  HAYASHI, Yukio. (ed.) February, 2009.

18. Transnational Formation of Southeast Asian Multiethnic Society
  TSUBOUCHI, Yoshihiro. February, 2009.

17. Social History of Frontiers: When the State Declares Possession
  ISHIKAWA, Noboru. March, 2008.

16. Rural Development and Changing Class Structure in Bangladesh
  FUJITA, Koichi. January, 2005.

15. Living on the Periphery: Development and Islamization among the Orang Asli of Malaysia
  NOBUTA, Toshihiro. December, 2004.

14. Democratization in Thailand: Grappling with Realities
  TAMADA, Yoshifumi. July, 2003.

13. Family Circle and Area Studies
  TACHIMOTO, Narifumi. August, 2000.

12. Practical Buddhism among the Thai-Lao in Northeast Thailand:
Religion in the Making of a region

  HAYASHI, Yukio. April, 2000.

11. Sipsongpanna: A Premodern Tai State of Intermontane Basins in Yunnan
  KATO, Kumiko. February, 2000.

10. Indigenous Theories of Area Development
  HARA, Yonosuke. (ed.) February, 2000.

9. Theories on the Formation of Area
  TSUBOUCHI, Yoshihiro. (ed.) February, 2000.

8. Trials for Inter-Area Comparative Studies, Part2.
  TAKAYA, Yoshikazu. (ed.) August, 1999.

7. Community-Based Industry in Indonesia:
  What Is a Path to the Recovery of Asian Economies?

  MIZUNO, Kosuke. May, 1999.

6. In Search of Global Area Studies
  TSUBOUCHI, Yoshihiro. (ed.) February, 1999.

5. Trials for Inter-Area Comparative Studies, Part 1.
  TAKAYA, Yoshikazu. (ed.) January, 1999.

4. Historical Demography of Sparsely Populated Southeast Asia
  TSUBOUCHI, Yoshihiro. September, 1998.

3. Area Studies Methodologies
  TACHIMOTO, Narifumi. December, 1996.

2. Eurasia in Terms of the “Unit World” Concept
  TAKAYA, Yoshikazu. September, 1996.

1. Twenty Years of Change and Continuity in a Malay Village
  TSUBOUCHI, Yoshihiro. January, 1996.