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    The Journal of Sophia Asian Studies contains three parts. Part 1 discusses informal food vendors in Yogyakarta, Indonesia and the experiences of Filipina women working at call centers in the Philippines. Part 2 examines land expropriation and conflict in Aceh, Indonesia as well as the Maluku conflict and peace agreement. Part 3 focuses on the social space of sea peoples in Southeast Asia, Moken dive fishing practices before and after the 2004 tsunami, and sustainable shark fishing in Northern Japan.

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    The Journal of Sophia Asian Studies (2015)

    Editors Note
    Mase Tomoko
    Introduction
    Murai Yoshinori and Area-based Global Studies:
    Reflecting on the development of Sophia Asian Studies and providing considerations
    for the future.
    Fukutake Shintaro
    Part 1: Writing about Ordinary People in the Context of Globalization
    Survival Strategies of the Informal Sector Food and Drink Vendors in Yogyakarta,
    Indonesia:
    The Case of a Campus Area
    Mase Tomoko
    Business Process Outsourcing and Gender in the Philippines:
    Filipina Women at Call Centers
    Hori Yoshie
    Part 2: Development and Conflict
    Land Expropriation and the Marginalization of Villagers:
    The Legacy of ODA Projects in Aceh, Indonesia
    Saeki Natsuko
    Lesson Learned: The Malino Peace Agreement and the Maluku Conflict, Indonesia
    Horiba Akiko
    Bananas, Japanese, and the Armed Conflict in the Southern Philippines A Critical
    Review of Japans role in Peace Building
    Ishii Masako
    Part 3: Maritime World and Multi-sited Ethnography
    Social Space of the Sea Peoples:
    A Study on the Arts of Syncretism and Symbiosis in the Southeast Asian Maritime
    World
    Nagatsu Kazufumi
    Sea Cucumbers, Seashells, and Sea Nomads:
    An Ethographic Study of Mokens Dive Fishing before and after the 2004 Indian
    Ocean Tsunami
    Suzuki Yuki
    Mono-kenkyu and a Multi-sited Approach:
    Towards a Wise and Sustainable Use of Shark Resources at Kesennuma, Nothern

    Japan
    Akamine Jun

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