Asia-Studies Humanities

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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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January 2024		Source

	Hmong Studies Journal, Vol. 26, Issue 1, 2024 Research Articles Hmong American Educational Attainment 2000-2020 by Yang Lor Hmong Population Trends in the 2020 U.S. Census by Mark Pfeifer Worth the Sacrifices of Hmong Soldiers: Hmong Uplifting Hmong Out of Poverty - A Mixed Method Study and Comparison of Hmong Communities in California, Minnesota and Wisconsin by Pa Nhia Xiong, Christina V Luna and Susan Tracz Diversity and Complexity in Hmong American Identities and Communities by Yang Sao Xiong	HSJ
	Hmong Studies Journal, Vol. 25, 2023 Research Articles Identification of Barriers to Hearing Healthcare Access Among Hmong Older Adults in the United States by Laura Gaeta and Amy Hang The Pattern of Reasons Why Minority Students Drop Out: An Empirical Study of the Hmong Minority in Laos by Souksahone Sengsouliya and Vanmany Vannasy Postsecondary Education Attainment of Hmong Americans: Evidence from the 2016-2020 American Community Survey by Yang Sao Xiong “College-Staying-While-Pell”: A Critical Race-Class Analysis of Poor and Working Class Mong Undergraduates and Federal Pell Grants by Wyler Yang and Maiyoua Vang Book Review A Gold Mine That Won’t Make Its Owner Rich: Review of Deep Tears: Post-War Hmong Resistance in Laos (1975-1990) by Roger Warner	HSJ
	Journal of Global Buddhism, Volume 23, No. 2, 2022 Special Focus: Flows and Counterflows of Buddhism ‘South of the West’ Flows and Counterflows of Buddhism ‘South of the West’: Australia, New Zealand and Hawai‘i Anna Halafoff, Cristina Rocha, Juewei Shi Buddhism in the Far North of Australia pre-WWII: (In)visibility, Post-colonialism and Materiality Anna Halafoff, Kim Lam, Cristina Rocha, Enqi Weng, Sue Smith Seeding Buddhism in New Zealand: Namgyal Rinpoche and the Lake Rotoiti Retreat, 1973 Hadleigh Tiddy Casting Indra’s Net across the Pacific: Robert Aitken and the Growth of the Diamond Sangha as a Trans-Pacific Zen Movement Helen J. Baroni Buddhism in Aotearoa New Zealand: Multiple Sources and Diverse Forms Sally McAra, Mark R. Mullins Flows of Innovation in Fo Guang Shan Oceania: Transregional dynamics behind the Buddha’s Birthday Festival Juewei Shi, Sioh Yang Tan Research Articles A Monastery for Laypeople: Birken Forest Monastery and the Monasticization of Convert Theravada in Cascadia Karen Ferguson Book Reviews Renunciation and Longing: The Life of a Twentieth-Century Himalayan Buddhist Saint By Annabella Pitkin. Chicago and London: The University of Chicago Press, 2022, xxviii + 286 pages, ISBN 978-0-226-81692-0 Andrew S. Taylor	JGB
	Virginia Review of Asian Studies 2021 A Glorious People: Buddhism and Tibetan Nationalism How Wakamatsu Farm at Gold Hill California Became a “Plymouth Rock” of Japanese America Too Much Rolling & Not Enough Thunder: Operation Rolling Thunder in Vietnam, 1965-1968 China, Taiwan and the Us: A Pedagogical Essay Taiwan in Global International Relations: Rethinking State and Power in a Complex World Without Harming the Prosperity of the Colony or Offending the Habits of the Natives:” a Critical Analysis of the Writings of Renĕ Monier and Bernard-Marcel Peyrouton on the Alcohol Monopoly in Tonkin and Northern Annam, 1913-1914 Why and How the Biden Administration Might Keep the South China Sea Conflict From Heating Up Redefining Cinematic Spectacular: “Humble Bodies” in Sixth-Generaton Chinese Films Historical Background and Nature of Chinese Modernization in Comparison With That of Japan “My Sin, My Youth, My Everything:” Re-Envisioning the City Of Hong Kong Through Contemporary Protest Poetry Essays and Research Notes Jack London’s Eerie 1910 Short Story Describing How the West Introduced a Pandemic Into Chinato Punish the Chinese for Their Stunning Economic Success Through the 1970s Untapping Women’s Potential: Japan’s Challenge for Gender Equality and My Future Aspirations Book Reviews The following books are reviewed by Daniel A. Métraux Gordon Chang, Ghosts of Gold Mountain: The Epic Story of the Chinese Who Built the Transcontinental Railroad Kate McDonald, Placing Empire: Travel and Social Imagination in Imperial Japan. Jackie J. Kim-Wachutka, Zainichi Korean Women in Japan: Voices Hyun Gwi Park, The Displacement of Borders Among Russian Koreans in Northeast Asia. Brian Daizen Victoria, Zen Terror in Prewar Japan: Portrait of an Assassin The Following Books are reviewed by Robert L. Curry, Jr. Susantono, Bambang; Sawada, Yasruyuki; and Park, Cyn-Young. Editors. (2020). Navigating COVID-19 in Asia and the Pacific Susantono, Bambang and Park, Cyn-Young. Editors. (2020). Future of Regional Cooperation in Asia and the Pacific. Munger, Jamie and Van Dael, Rudi (2020). Putting People at the Center of Policy Design: Using Human Centered Design to Serve All	VRAS
	Journal of Bhutan Studies, Volume 40, Summer 2019 A Dharma Raja and a Mahasiddha: A Note on the Spiritual Relationship Between His Majesty King Ugyen Wangchuck and Togden Shakya Shri Putting the Festival Participants Back Into the Festival: Rethinking Communal Identity Formation In Buddhist Cham Festivals in Bhutan Who is the Tigress in the Lair? A Preliminary Enquiry About Khandro Yeshe Tshogyel’s Visit to Taktsang A Bibliometric Analysis of the Journal of Bhutan Studies, 1999-2017 Media Reporting of Suicides in Bhutan: Analysis of Adherence to WHO Guidelines	Bhutan
	Chinese Southern Diaspora Studies, Volume 8, 2019 Editior's Introduction Research Articles Wonderful Wellington 嘩崙頓: The Longevity of the Chinese Community in Wellington, New South Wales "The Most Beautiful Joss House": Chinese Temples in Emmaville and Tingha Melbourne's See Yup Kuan Ti Temple: A Historical Overview Dr George On Lee (葉七秀): Not Just a Medical Practitioner in Colonial Australia Lost Opportunities: The Case of a Chinese Merchant of Late Colonial Sydney Getting Chinese Gold off the Victorian Goldfields Daughters of the Flowery Land: Chinese Women in Queensland, 1860–1920 Tenacity in the Tropics: Chinese Overland Migration in Northeast Australia during the Nineteenth Century Palmer River Goldfield Chinese Coin Hoard: New Evidence Challenging Its Authenticity Research Notes China's 'Century of Humiliation' and Chinese- Australian History "Reconsidering Race": How Far has Barry McGowan's "Refreshing Sea Breeze" Blown?	CSDS
	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...	DIJ
	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...	DIJ
	Latest Monographs: The Royal Family Tree of Bhutan by Dasho Karma Ura, Jume 2017 Proposed GNH of Business, Published 2017 Fruits of Happiness: How Horticulture Enhances Gross National Happiness in Mongar, Bhutan, Published 2017 Leadership of Wise: Kings of Bhutan, Published 2010	Bhutan
	Southeast Review of Asian Studies, Volume 39, 2017 ARTICLES The Overlooked Neglect of ‘Civility/Civilization’ (Wén) in Mencius UFFE BERGETON Defining War & Its Criminals: Dictionaries in Japan, 1943–72 CHRISTOPHER M. MAYO Shimoda Utako’s Ryōsai Kenbo: A Patriotic Japanese Woman’s View of the West MASAKO RACEL A Sacrifice for Chinese Unity: The Sino-Vietnamese War through Domestic Media ZACHARY N. REDDICK Yū Miri’s Country of Masks & the Debates about Japan’s Wartime Past ERIK ROPERS Yuan Shu: Chinese Special Service Agent & Spy, 1931–45 JOSEPH K.S. YICK ESSAYS & IDEAS The Third Cry of the Gibbon: A Translation of Xu Wei’s Mulan LI-LING HSIAO & DAVID A. ROSS Expressing Ambivalent Identities through Popular Music: Socio-Cultural Analysis of Japanese Writing Systems YUKI MATSUDA Lin Fengmian’s Descent into the Dark: His Late Paintings of Crucifixion & Apocalypse DAVID A. ROSS 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	SERAS
	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.	VRAS
	Japanese Journal of Religious Studies 2011-2016	Nanzan
	Asian Ethnology 2011-2016	Nanzan
	Te Reo, Journal of the Linguistic Society of New Zealand, Volume 58, 2015 Contents Acquiring Some Like-Ness to Others: How Some Polish Teenagers Acquire the Scottish Pragmatics of Like Category Ambiguous Words Compared Across Three Types of Corpora Review of Barbour, Julie. 2012. A Grammar of Neverver. Berlin: De Gruyter Mouton Bringing Linguistics to Life: An Anchored Approach to Teaching Linguistics to Non-Linguists Language Teachers' Need for Linguistics Can an Entire Paper Be Project-Based Group Work? First Year Sociolinguistics and the Teaching/Research Nexus Editor's Noticeboard	Te Reo
	Te Reo, Journal of the Linguistic Society of New Zealand, Volume 56 & 57, 2013-2014 Contents Regularities in Irregularities in English Inflection English-Origin Discourse Markers in New Zealand SerbianContents Deficiency in Maori Phrases The English Spoken by Maori: Changes in Rhythm over Time Narrative Perspectives and Perspectives on Narrative Locating Research Methods within an Applied Linguistics Narrative Framework Southern Celts: Narrative as Method and Text Story Sharing in Narrative Research Narrative Construction of the Self Norfolk Pitcairn Bounty: Myth Narrative Place Talanoa: Differentiating the Talanoa Research Methodology from Phenomenology, Narrative, Kaupapa Maori and Feminist Methodologies Editor's Noticeboard	Te Reo
	German Institute for Japanese Studies (DIJ) Working Papers Happiness, Civil Society Participation and Voluntariness: Analyzing the Case of Neighborhood Associations in Japan, Published 2014 Disentangling the Happiness Effects of Natural Disasters: The Mediating Role of Prosocial Behavior, Published 2013 Natural Disaster, Policy Action, and Mental Well-Being: The Case of Fukushima, Published 2013 Scientific Social Responsibility and Happiness, Published 2013 Happiness and Life Satisfaction in Japan by Gender and Age, Published 2013 Happiness from the Viewpoint of Economics: Findings from Recent Survey Data in Japan, Published 2013	DIJ
	New Zealand Journal of Asian Studies, Volume 11 No. 1, June 2011 Behind the Hyperreality Experience: The 2008 Beijing Olympics Opening Ceremony A Haunting Voice: A Place for Literary Wives in the History of the Civil Examinations in Qing China Japanese Aid to the Pahang-Selangor Water Transfer Project in Malaysia: Aid Guidelines and Decision-Making Bridging the Cultural Gulfs: CHC Teachers in New Zealand Schools Globalization and the Indian Agriculture Sector “Rustic Fiction Indeed!”: Reading Jia Yu-cun in Dream of "The Red Chamber" Reviews	NZJAS
	New Zealand Journal of Asian Studies 2009-2010	NZJAS