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Asian and African Area Studies No.2 (November, 2002)
| The Editorial Committe | Foreword | 1 | ||||
| Kemiri (Aleurites moluccana) and Forest Resource Management in Eastern Indonesia: An Eco-historical Perspective | TANAKA Koji | 5 | ||||
| Minor Crops in Globalizing Agriculture: A Note on Edible Job’s Tears Cultivated in Louang Phabang Province, Laos | OCHIAI Yukino | 24 | ||||
| The Essence of African Vegeculture: Ethnobotanical Comparison of Banana and Ensete | SHIGETA Masayoshi | 44 | ||||
| Village Life and Indigenous Resource Management in Savanna of West Africa | HAYASHI Yukihiro | 70 | ||||
| Indigenous Farming Systems in Miombo Woodlands and Surrounding Areas in East Africa | ITANI Juichi | 88 | ||||
| Articles | ||||||
| Is Singapore’s Economy Growth a Myth ? : A New Productivity Analysis | ABE Shigeyuki & Shandre M. THANGAVELU | 105 | ||||
| Shrinking Political Power of the Thai Military in the 1990s | TAMADA Yoshifumi | 120 | ||||
| Analytical Framework of Sufism | TONAGA Yasushi | 173 | ||||
| The Subsistence System in Lozi Society on the Zambezi River Floodplain | OKAMOTO Masahiro | 193 | ||||
| Research Notes | ||||||
| Does God Dwell in Detail?: “Detail” and “Concreteness “ in Area Studies | KIMURA Daiji | 243 | ||||
| Is “Du’a” the Lionese Word for Owner?: On the Concept of ‘Causal Domination’ | SUGISHIMA Takashi | 251 | ||||
| The Partition of India: Memory and Narratives of Violence | ISAKA Riho | 281 | ||||
| Tropical Forest Destruction in a Local Context: An Example from Cameroon | ICHIKAWA Mitsuo | 292 | ||||
| Livestock Individuality and their Commoditization: Are East African Pastoralists Capitalists? | OHTA Itaru | 306 | ||||
| The Syrian Muslim Brotherhood and Mustafa al-Sibai: A Methodological Approach to the Study of the Islamic Movements in Contemporary Syria | SUECHIKA Kota | 318 | ||||
| Book Reviews | ||||||
| Tadahiko Shintani ed. A Golden Quadrilateral:
History, Languages and Ethnicities in the Shan Culture Area. Tokyo:
Keiyusya, 1998, 326p. |
KASHINAGA Masao | 329 | ||||
| Mary Beth Mills. Thai Women in the Global Labor Force: Consuming
Desires, Contested Selves. New Brunswick, New Jersey, and London: Routgers University Press, 1999, xv+218p. |
KISO Keiko | 332 | ||||
| Ralph H. Magnus and Eden Naby. Afghanistan: Mullah, Marx, and Mujahid.
Colorado and Oxford: Westview Press, 2000, 286p. |
NEJIMA Susumu | 336 | ||||
| Christopher Houston. Islam, Kurds and
the Turkish Nation State.
Oxford & New York:
Berg, 2001, 215p. |
OHBA Ryuta | 344 | ||||
| Fieldwork News | ||||||
| My Research on the Seaweeds in Vietnam: Ecology, Production and Utilization. | TSUTSUI Isao | 351 | ||||
| How You Become a Qualified Pottery Maker: Field Work in the Ari Area, Southwestern Ethiopia | KANEKO Morie | 357 | ||||
| What Chipande Teaches: The Circumcision Ritual among the Gogo, Tanzania. | HASEGAWA Tatsuo | 361 | ||||