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Overview
Humanities
represents an important part of Asian Studies.
Asia-Studies Full-text Online has created a section
of the database service devoted to Asian Humanities.
This is comprised of an infusion of new Asian
Studies Humanities content providers to make the
Humanities section as robust and comprehensive as
the Social Sciences section.
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August, 2020 |
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Virginia Review of Asian Studies
2020
Book Reviews
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Jayant Menon and Cassey Lee, Eds. An Evolving ASEAN: Visions
and Reality
Reviewed by Robert Curry
Joanna Reed Shelton, A Christian in the Land of the Gods: A
Journey of Faith in Japan
Hiromi Tsuchiya Dollase, Age of Shōjo: The Emergence,
Evolution, and Power of Japanese Fiction.
Jennifer Robertson, Robo Sapiens Japanicus: Robots, Gender,
Family and the Japanese Nation.
Elisabeth Schober, Base Encounters: The U.S. Armed Forces in
South Korea.
Other books Received
Robert Grotjohn, Korean American Poetry in the Early
Twenty-first Century.
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Journal of Bhutan Studies, Volume
40, Summer 2019
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Bhutan |
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Chinese Southern Diaspora Studies,
Volume 8, 2019
Research Articles
Research Notes
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CSDS |
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Hmong Studies
Journal,
Vol.
20, 2019
Research Articles
Commentary
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HSJ |
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Journal of Global Buddhism, Volume
20, 2019
Research Articles
Special Focus: Buddhism and Economics
Book Reviews
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Journal of Global Buddhism, Volume
19, 2018
Research Articles
Special Focus: Translating Buddhism
Book Reviews
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The Birth of Insight: Meditation, Modern Buddhism,
and the Burmese Monk Ledi Sayadaw, by Erik Braun
MICHAEL CHARNEY
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Buddhism in America: Global Religion, Local
Contexts, by Scott Mitchell
FUNIE HSU
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Educating Monks: Minority Buddhism on China's
Southwest Border, by Thomas A. Borchert
ZHEN MA
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Seeing Like the Buddha: Enlightenment through Film,
by Francesca Cho
RON GREEN
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Charismatic Monks of Lanna Buddhism, by Paul Cohen
ALEXANDER HORSTMANN
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Meditation, Buddhism, and Science. Edited by David
McMahan and Erik Braun
IRA HELDERMAN
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Management Careers, Internal Control and Corporate Governance.
Where Japan and Germany Differ, Published 2017. Career
concerns of managers function as an important control mechanism
in the context of corporate governance. They bear important
motivating and disciplining effects. In Japan, where – in the
absence of a well-functioning external market – management
careers have been generally restricted to in-house promotions,
career concerns also result in efforts by middle management to
exert control over and influence top management decisions as
they impact their career perspectives. Takaaki Eguchi’s paper
explains the background and implications of such internal
control mechanisms in Japan and points to their limitations in
recent years given the increasing need for a stronger top
management function... |
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Disasters, Donations, and Tax Law Changes: Disentangling Effects
on Subjective Well- Being by Exploiting a Natural Experiment,
Published 2015. This paper sets out to investigate (i)
whether an increase in donations in the
aftermath of disasters can mitigate the negative effects on
subjective well-being
(SWB), and if so, (ii) whether policy measures such as tax law
changes can amplify
this mitigating effect by providing further incentives for
donations. To analyse these
questions we use data on a recent, impactful disaster: the
triple disaster that
occurred on March 11, 2011 in Japan (3-11). Coincidentally, only
three month after
the disaster, a long planned change in tax law was put into
effect which allows
higher tax deductions for charitable donations... |
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Latest Monographs:
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Southeast Review of Asian Studies,
Volume 39, 2017
ARTICLES
ESSAYS & IDEAS
BOOK REVIEWS
Asia
- Francis R. Bradley, Forging
Islamic Power and Place: The Legacy of
Shaykh Daud bin ’Abd Allah al-Fatani in Mecca and Southeast
Asia.
JARROD W. BROWN
- Justin Jacobs, Xinjiang and
the Modern Chinese State.
David Brophy, Uyghur Nation: Reform and Revolution on the
Russia-China Frontier.
RICHARD B. RICE
- Jonathan Goldstein, Jewish
Identities in East and Southeast Asia.
JOAN G. ROLAND
China
- Michael Puett & Cristine
Gross-Loh, The Path: What Chinese Philosophers Can Teach Us
About the Good Life.
UFFE BERGETON
- D.E. Mungello, The Catholic
Invasion of China: Remaking Chinese Christianity.
THOMAS A. BRESLIN
- Xiaoming Zhang, Deng
Xiaoping’s Long War: The Military Conflict: Between China
and Vietnam, 1979–1991.
ZACHARY N. REDDICK
Japan
- Katrina L. Moore, The Joy of
Noh: Embodied Learning and Discipline in Urban Japan.
JAN BARDSLEY
- Matt Goulding, Rice, Noodle,
Fish: Deep Travels through Japan’s Food Culture.
STEVEN E. GUMP
- Mark Teeuwen & John Breen, A
Social History of the Ise Shrines: Divine Capital.
STEVEN E. GUMP
- Daniel A. Métraux, How
Journalists Shaped American Foreign Policy: A Case Study of
Japan’s Military Seizure of Korea in 1905.
WILLIAM P. HEAD
- Chris Uhlenbeck et al.,
Waves of Renewal: Modern Japanese Prints, 1900 to 1960
(Selections from the Nihon no hanga Collection, Amsterdam).
DAVID A. ROSS
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How Journalists Shaped American Foreign Policy: A Case Study of
Japan’s Military Seizure of Korea in 1905, Published 2017.
By Daniel A. Métraux, Professor Emeritus and Adjunct Professor,
Mary Baldwin University, Staunton, VA. |
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Japanese Journal of Religious
Studies
2011-2016
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Nanzan |
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Asian Ethnology
2011-2016
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Nanzan |
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Te Reo, Journal
of the Linguistic Society of New Zealand, Volume 58,
2015
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Te Reo |
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Te Reo, Journal
of the Linguistic Society of New Zealand, Volume 56 & 57,
2013-2014
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German Institute for Japanese Studies (DIJ) Working Papers
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DIJ |
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New Zealand Journal of Asian
Studies, Volume 11 No. 1, June 2011
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New Zealand Journal of Asian
Studies 2009-2010 |
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