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No.32

NEMOTO Kei, “Editor’s Note”

Burma Studies in Japan: History, Culture and Religion

NEMOTO Kei, “The Anglo-Burmese in the 1940s: To become Burmese or not,” The Journal of Sophia Asian Studies 32(2014):1-23 .

SAITO Ayako, “The Formation of the Concept of Myanmar Muslims as Indigenous Citizens: Their History and Current Situation,” The Journal of Sophia Asian Studies 32(2014):25-40.

INOUE Sayuri, “Written and Oral Transmission of Burmese Classical Songs,” The Journal of Sophia Asian Studies 32(2014):41-55.

IIKUNI Yukako,“Showing Respect and Bowing Down to Nats: Spirit Worship and Gender ina Village in Upper Burma,”The Journal of Sophia Asian Studies 32(2014):57-77.

OSADA Noriyuki, “Discovery of “Outsiders”: The Expulsion of Undesirable Chinese and Urban Governance of Colonial Rangoon, Burma, c. 1900–1920,” The Journal of Sophia Asian Studies 32(2014):79-96.

KUBO Tadayuki, “Transnational “Myanmar”-Karenni Societies in United States: Experiences of Karenni Refugee Resettlement,” The Journal of Sophia Asian Studies 32(2014):97-112.

ISHIKAWA Kazumasa, “The Foreign Presence in Mandalay during the Konbaung Period:A Review of the Urban Area,” The Journal of Sophia Asian Studies 32(2014):113-128.

FUJIMURA Hitomi, “A View of the Karen Baptists in Burma of the Mid-Nineteenth Century, from the Standpoint of the American Baptist Mission,” The Journal of Sophia Asian Studies 32(2014):129-145.

ARTICLES under other themes

HORII Satoe(Translation), KAWASHIMA Midori(Explanatory Notes), “New Dawn: A Collection of Essays by Philippine Muslim Studies in Cairo in the 1960s. Japanese Translation with Explanatory Notes(9),” The Journal of Sophia Asian Studies 32(2014):149-166.(In Japanese)

Foued KACIMI, “The Rahmaniyya sufi order in Algeria,” The Journal of Sophia Asian Studies 32(2014):212(1)-167(46). (In Arabic)


Publications Sophia Journal of Asian, African, and Middle Eastern Studies(The Journal of Sophia Asian Studies) Rules for Submission Contents of the latest volume List of Titles Electronic Edition Occasional Papers　(Monograph Series） Rules for Submission List of Titles&Electronic Edition SOIAS Research Paper Series List of Titles Other Publications	The Journal of Sophia Asian Studies < Back No.32 NEMOTO Kei, “Editor’s Note” Burma Studies in Japan: History, Culture and Religion NEMOTO Kei, “The Anglo-Burmese in the 1940s: To become Burmese or not,” The Journal of Sophia Asian Studies 32(2014):1-23 . SAITO Ayako, “The Formation of the Concept of Myanmar Muslims as Indigenous Citizens: Their History and Current Situation,” The Journal of Sophia Asian Studies 32(2014):25-40. INOUE Sayuri, “Written and Oral Transmission of Burmese Classical Songs,” The Journal of Sophia Asian Studies 32(2014):41-55. IIKUNI Yukako,“Showing Respect and Bowing Down to Nats: Spirit Worship and Gender ina Village in Upper Burma,”The Journal of Sophia Asian Studies 32(2014):57-77. OSADA Noriyuki, “Discovery of “Outsiders”: The Expulsion of Undesirable Chinese and Urban Governance of Colonial Rangoon, Burma, c. 1900–1920,” The Journal of Sophia Asian Studies 32(2014):79-96. KUBO Tadayuki, “Transnational “Myanmar”-Karenni Societies in United States: Experiences of Karenni Refugee Resettlement,” The Journal of Sophia Asian Studies 32(2014):97-112. ISHIKAWA Kazumasa, “The Foreign Presence in Mandalay during the Konbaung Period:A Review of the Urban Area,” The Journal of Sophia Asian Studies 32(2014):113-128. FUJIMURA Hitomi, “A View of the Karen Baptists in Burma of the Mid-Nineteenth Century, from the Standpoint of the American Baptist Mission,” The Journal of Sophia Asian Studies 32(2014):129-145. ARTICLES under other themes HORII Satoe(Translation), KAWASHIMA Midori(Explanatory Notes), “New Dawn: A Collection of Essays by Philippine Muslim Studies in Cairo in the 1960s. Japanese Translation with Explanatory Notes(9),” The Journal of Sophia Asian Studies 32(2014):149-166.(In Japanese) Foued KACIMI, “The Rahmaniyya sufi order in Algeria,” The Journal of Sophia Asian Studies 32(2014):212(1)-167(46). (In Arabic)