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Nr. 103 (2007) Neuere Literatur 146–50 {:de}Neuere Literatur über AsienDie Mitglieder der DGA sind herzlich aufgefordert, ihre neuesten Veröffentlichungen der Redaktion zu melden. von by Uwe Kotzel
Nr. 102 (2007) Artikel Article 9–31 {:en}Right to Food, Food Security and Discrimination in the Indian ContextThe right to food is a much-debated issue throughout the world. This paper shows how India has accepted the concept of a right to food through its constitution, its legislation and court decisions that give the broadest legal meaning to this indispensable human right. At the practical level, India has achieved independence regarding its food … von by Jona Aravind Dohrmann und and Sukhadeo Thorat
Nr. 102 (2007) Artikel Article 32–46 {:de}Stabilitätsdefizite der philippinischen Demokratie unter ArroyoPolitical Instability and the Arroyo Presidency The political system of the Philippines has long been regarded as the most advanced democracy in Southeast Asia. This view definitely belongs to the past, however: ineffective policies, corruption, political violence, coup d’etats and popular uprisings that even topple democratically elected leaders like Estrada constantly threaten democracy in the … von by Howard Loewen
Nr. 102 (2007) Artikel Article 47–62 {:de}China als Motor der asiatischen Integration?China – the Engine Powering Asian Integration? Along with the economic rise of China, Asia's regional economic interdependence is also increasing. This article identifies four structural components inherent in this process: firstly, the increasing economic weight of China; secondly, the deterioration of China's terms of trade favouring countries with a (China) complementary supply structure; thirdly, … von by Hanns Günther Hilpert
Nr. 102 (2007) Asien Aktuell 63–75 {:de}Die Schatten der Vergangenheit – Aufarbeitungsversuche in Kambodscha zwischen hybriden Tribunalen und politischer ManipulationVom 28.-29. August 2006 fand in Phnom Penh die internationale Konferenz "Dealing with a Past Holocaust and National Reconciliation: Learning from Experiences" statt, die vom Cambodian Institute for Cooperation and Peace und der Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung organisiert wurde. Geladen waren (inter-)nationale Experten aus Deutschland, Osttimor, Sierra Leone, Japan, Indonesien sowie Mitglieder der kambodschanischen Zivilgesellschaft, Journalisten, Politiker und … von by Andrea Fleschenberg
Nr. 102 (2007) Asien Aktuell 76–86 {:de}Staatsstreich mit Ansage? Zur gegenwärtigen Krise auf Fiji und ihrer GeschichteFijis Staatsstreiche haben kulturelle, politische und wirtschaftliche Gründe. Der Hauptgrund indes dürfte in der Diskriminierungspolitik liegen, die in Fiji praktiziert wird. Die ethnische Fijian Supremacy, ausgedrückt im Landeigentum, basiert auf traditionellen Gesellschaftsstrukturen und -vorstellungen. Land und die Eigentumsrechte an demselben sind als solche in einer monetarisierten Gesellschaft relativ unbedeutend. Die Signifikanz von Land drückt sich … von by Andreas Holtz
Nr. 102 (2007) Neuere Literatur 129–37 {:de}Neuere Literatur über AsienDie Mitglieder der DGA sind herzlich aufgefordert, ihre neuesten Veröffentlichungen der Redaktion zu melden. von by Uwe Kotzel
Nr. 101 (2006) Artikel Article 7–22 {:de}„Where you live is who you are“. Bewachte Wohnkomplexe in Metro ManilaGated communities are perceived as one of the fastest‐growing segments in the private property sector worldwide and have recently become a major focus of research in urban studies. Gated communities have been part of Metro Manila’s cityscape for several decades. Initially a symbol of upper‐class wealth and power, they were gradually adopted by the middle … von by Boris Michel
Nr. 101 (2006) Artikel Article 23–45 {:de}Sozialstruktur und Arbeitsteilung. Eine historische Skizze am Beispiel FestlandsüdostasiensSocial Structure and the Division of Labour. A Historical Outline Taking Mainland Southeast Asia as an Example The history of social structures in Southeast Asia displays many traits that we consider typical for recent tendencies in globalisation: migration, diasporas, multiculturalism, the absence of nation states, and local and regional diversity. The European social sciences emerged … von by Boike Rehbein
Nr. 101 (2006) Artikel Article 46–64 {:de}Hegemonialer Interventionismus oder humanitäre Stabilisierung? Die Entwicklung der australischen Pazifikpolitik zur pazifischen IntegrationHegemonial Interventionism or Humanitarian Stabilisation? The Development of Australia’s Pacific Policy in the Direction of Pacific Integration Since the first coups took place in Fiji in 1987, the South Pacific has become an ever more precarious region. In Australia’s eyes, the arc of instability in Melanesia is the main reason for concern. After the attacks … von by Andreas Holtz
Nr. 101 (2006) Asien Aktuell 65–73 {:en}Debates on the Danish Cartoon Affair in Islamic Southeast AsiaWhen the journalists of the Danish newspaper Jyllands-Posten published twelve caricatures of the Prophet Muhammed in September 2005, they probably did not anticipate the global dimensions of the subsequent controversy. According to the specialized web-page www.cartoonbodycount.com, until April 2006 alone, 139 people were killed and 823 injured worldwide in demonstrations and violent acts related to … von by Arndt Graf
Nr. 101 (2006) Asien Aktuell 74–85 {:de}Der König in Schach: Eine Fortsetzung des demokratischen Transformationsprozesses in Nepal scheint möglichDer 18. Mai 2006 wird als weiterer Meilenstein auf Nepals langem Weg zur Demokratie in die Geschichte eingehen. Die oppositionelle Sieben-Parteien-Allianz, die sich im November 2005 formiert hat, verkündete an diesem Tag die Streichung jenes Passus in Art. 4 der Verfassung von 1990, der Nepal zu einem hinduistischen Königreich erklärt. Bislang war das Königreich Nepal … von by Bianca Stachoske
Nr. 101 (2006) Neuere Literatur 119–26 {:de}Neuere Literatur über AsienDie Mitglieder der DGA sind herzlich aufgefordert, ihre neuesten Veröffentlichungen der Redaktion zu melden. von by Uwe Kotzel
Nr. 100 (2006) Editorial 7–8 {:de}A look back: ASIEN 1Es wurde bereits mehrfach in der Vergangenheit auf das Ziel der Deutschen Gesellschaft für Asienkunde hingewiesen, die Zeitschrift ASIEN zu einem anerkannten und "wettbewerbsfähigen" Publikationsorgan der deutschen und internationalen Asienforschung zu machen… von by Gunter Schubert und and Thomas Heberer
Nr. 100 (2006) Editorial 9 {:en}EditorialA quarter of a century ago the then chairman of the German Association for Asian Studies, former ambassador Günter Diehl, told the then deputy chairman, Dr. Werner Draguhn, that the Association should establish a scientific journal. He sketched four rectangles on a piece of paper, wrote ASIEN in the top one and declared that this … von by Christine Berg und and Günter Schucher
Nr. 100 (2006) Artikel Article 11–17 {:de}Third-Wave Democratization in East Asia: Challenges and ProspectEast Asia presents quite a few puzzles to students of democratization. First, East Asia has defied the global movement towards democracy. Since the current wave of democratization began in 1974, more than 80 countries have made significant progress towards democracy by holding free and competitive elections and expanding political freedom. In contrast, in East Asia … von by Chu Yun-han
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Nr. 100 (2006) Artikel Article 18–22 {:en}Japan’s Bid for a Permanent Seat on the UN Security CouncilGaining a permanent seat on the Security Council of the United Nations has been Japan's declared foreign policy goal since the early 1990s. The issue was first put on the agenda under the government of Prime Minister Kiichi Miyazawa. Japan's influence in the world organisation did not then and still does not today reflect the … von by Florian Coulmas
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Nr. 100 (2006) Artikel Article 23–32 {:en}Recent American Asia Policy: A Critical ReviewAfter 9/11, Asia was eclipsed in the worldview of American foreign policy makers by the Middle East. But as the unhappy American engagement in the Iraqi insurgency winds down, nearing the limits of domestic electoral tolerance, Western eyes turn again to the part of the world on which the Bush administration first sought to focus … von by Lowell Dittmer
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Nr. 100 (2006) Artikel Article 33–37 {:en}Leadership Issues for Asia in the 21st CenturyMany if not most major international issues that currently agitate the Asia Pacific region may be discussed within the framework of leadership rivalry and a shift in the leadership paradigm. The 'war against terrorism', Asian integration efforts, resource competition, the overcoming of national separation in the Taiwan Strait and on the Korean peninsula are part … von by Reinhard Drifte
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Nr. 100 (2006) Artikel Article 38–43 {:en}The Indian Elephant on the MoveReflecting on Asia I recollect the last session of this year's "Münchener Sicherheitskonferenz" which was devoted to As ia. The panellists were speakers from China, India and Japan. Different as these speakers were they were united in their conviction that the 21st century would be the Century of Asia. They shared a sense of common … von by Bernd Mützelburg
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Nr. 100 (2006) Artikel Article 44–48 {:en}Increasing FTA Initiatives of East Asia and the World Trading System: Current State of Play and Policy Options for the 21st CenturyAs a number of analysts discussed, East Asia had long been "a white spot" or "an empty box" in the geography of increasing worldwide regionalism.2 Since the end of 1990s, however, the region has emerged as the most dynamic region, in terms of number of FTAs (Free Trade Areas) concluded. Currently, more than thirty FTAs … von by Park Sung-Hoon
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Nr. 100 (2006) Artikel Article 49–53 {:en}Political and Economic Perspectives of Asia in the 21st CenturyIn the past years, speculations about a forthcoming Pacific Century have been quite in fashion among Western as well as Asian intellectuals. And the headlines in most major newspapers, announcing when either China or India would overtake the established economic powers in the West, be it in 2030 or in 2050, seem to underline that … von by Eckhard Rohkamm
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Nr. 100 (2006) Artikel Article 54–61 {:en}How „Asian“ will Asia be in the 21st Century?It does not require much imagination to predict that the geographical unit conventionally called "Asia" will aggregate the highest combined gross national products, international trade and investment figures, foreign currency reserves and a number of other economic records in the 21st century. Just look at the recent growth rates of the two most populous nations … von by Henrik Schmiegelow
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Nr. 100 (2006) Artikel Article 62–69 {:en}Convergence of Interest and Sharing a Future: Deepening the Understanding of Islam in Asia and EuropeSince the advent of the 21st century, we notice that there is a global convergence, indeed consensus, in the need to deepen our understanding of Islam and Muslims, not only globally but also in Asia, because outside the Arab-speaking world of the Middle East, the next largest population of Muslims is to be found in … von by Shamsul A.B.
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