Asian and African Area Studies No.17-1 (Norvember, 2017)
Asian and African Area Studies
No. 17-1 November 2017 Index
Articles
Indigenous Calendar System in Western Sumba Island, Indonesia: Analyses of Inter-Area Signal Transmissions for the Month of Bitterness and the Month of Sea Worms
Furusawa Takuro 1
Gandhi’s Body and the Chauri-Chaura Riot: The Failure of Sexual Abstinence and the Suspension of the First Non-Cooperation Movement
Hazama Eijiro 39
The Birth of Sexuality Politics in Malaysia: The State and the LGBT Movement since the 1980s
Iga Tsukasa 73
Book Reviews
Norio Kondo. Evolution of Indian Politics: Democracy in Diversity.
Nagoya: The University of Nagoya Press, 2015, 608 p.
Ueda Tomoaki 103
Kim Gyuntae and Kang Hyunmo. Migration and Their Life of Koryo Saram in Uzbekistan.
Seoul: Geulnulim, 2015, 284 p.
Lee Jinhye 106
Ronald A. Messier and James A. Miller. The Last Civilized Place: Sijilmasa and Its Saharan Destiny.
Austin: The University of Texas Press, 2015, xiv+280 p.
Hirayama Sohta 109
Nao Sato. “Memay” Widows Living in Rural Cambodia: The Social System Preventing from Poverty.
Kyoto: Kyoto University Press, 2017, 260 p.
Hatsukano Naomi 113
Motoji Matsuda and Misa Hirano(Nomoto) eds.Cultural Creativity for Conflict Resolution and Coexistence: African Potentials as Practice of Incompleteness and Bricolage.
Kyoto: Kyoto University Press, 2016, 406 p.
Tanaka Masataka 116
Mitsugi Endo ed. Beyond Armed Conflict: Complexity and Diversity in People’s Strategies and Peace-Building Institutions.
Kyoto: Kyoto University Press, 2016, 360 p.
Makino Kumiko 120
Motoki Takahashi and Shuichi Oyama eds. People as Lithe Agents of Change: African Potentials for Development and Coexistence.
Kyoto: Kyoto University Press, 2016, 430 p.
Tsujimura Hideyuki 125
Masayoshi Shigeta and Juichi Itani eds. How People Can Achieve Coexistence through the Sound Use of Ecological Resources.
Kyoto: Kyoto University Press, 2016, 360 p.
Sakanashi Kenta 128
Gen Yamakoshi, Toshio Meguro and Tetsu Sato eds. Who Owns African Nature? African Perspectives on the Future of Community-Based Conservation.
Kyoto: Kyoto University Press, 2016, 300 p.
Kito Shuichi 132
Fieldwork News
If True to Your Name: What Lugbara People Taught Me by Their Personal Names
Yamazaki Nobuko 136
Jordan’s Initiative in the Interfaith Dialogue in the 21st Century
Ikehata Fukiko 140
Football, Palestinians and Refugeestd
Okabe Yuki 145
Biodiversity as Seen from the Relationship between People and Fish in Thailand
Tomojiri Daiki 149
Bat Farming as a Traditional Mode of Subsistence
Sakuraba Yu 153
Fieldwork Abandoned: Dangers Facing Traditional Leaders in Northern and Central Mozambique
