ASIEN – Nr. 33 (Oktober 1989)

Resource Production and Distribution in the Solomon IslandsUdo Witulski

ASIEN – Nr. 33 (1989) pp. 38–65

The article discusses economic activities (fisheries, forestry, agriculture, mining, land ownership, industry and commerce and tourism) and trade and communication (telecommunication, shipping, air transport, land transport and trade) of the Solomon Islands. The future prospects of production and distribution of this country’s resources are examined.

Artikel Article

Nr. 81 (2001) Artikel Article 7–31 {:de}Perspektiven der landwirtschaftlichen Genossenschaften in VietnamDuring the late 1980s Vietnam started a process of decollectivisation in agricultural production. All land had been distributed among the farm families. The former agricultural production cooperatives lost their raison d'être. They had either to transform themselves into modern service cooperatives promoting the farm production of their members or to cease to exist. With the … von by Axel Wolz
Nr. 78 (2001) Artikel Article 5–24 {:de}Ökonomische Aspekte ordnungsrechtlicher und steuerpolitischer Maßnahmen zur SO2-Emissionsreduktion in ChinaEspecially the reduction of SO2‐emissions are on the political of Chinese environmental policy as these pollutant currently has the greatest impact on additional social costs in China. To internalise these external effects there are a set of options available, inter alia command and control measures and a SO2‐tax. Focus of this article is the assessment … von by Andreas Oberheitmann
Nr. 99 (2006) Artikel Article 42–69 {:en}More Power to the People’s Congresses? Parliaments and Parliamentarianism in the People’s Republic of ChinaThe Chinese Communist Party (CCP) exerts its supremacy over the local and national people's congresses in two major ways: on the one hand, the CCP still tightly controls the various elections of its members, while on the other, it makes sure that the leading bodies of these congresses are dominated by CCP leaders at the … von by Jean-Pierre Cabestan
Themenschwerpunkt Feature
Nr. 125 (2012) Artikel Article 6–7 {:en}EditorialNovember 2012 will mark the first occasion when the World Social Forum on Migration (WSFM) is held in Asia. Following previous meetings that took place in Europe and Latin America, the 5th WSFM will be convened in Manila, the Philippines, under the theme of “Mobility, Rights and Global Models: Looking for Alternatives”. More than 3,000 … von by Stefan Rother
Nr. 29 (1988) Artikel Article 1–38 {:de}Freie Märkte in der VR China: Stätten formalisierter privater Handels- und DienstleistungstätigkeitenKomplementär zur Legalisierung privater Produktions-, Verarbeitungs- und Dienstleistungsbetriebe wird seit 1978 in der VR China die Zulassung und Ausweitung freier Märkte und individueller Handelsaktivitäten betrieben. Die Autoren untersuchen diese freien Märkte hinsichtlich ihres Beitrages zur Diversifikation und Verbesserung des Angebots bei Konsumgütern und Dienstleistungen. Fallstudie zweier "freier Märkte" in Beijing. von by Wolfgang Jamann und and Thomas Menkhoff
Nr. 104 (2007) Artikel Article 88–105 {:en}The Man Outside: The Problem with the External Perception of Afghanistan in Historical SourcesThe article aims to unravel the biases of those sources relating to modern Afghan history, which were written by foreigners. In fact, these make up the bulk of the available source material. The recurring attitudes range from colonial chauvinism to a perpetuated myth of Afghanistan as the last bastion of the wild and uncivilized East, … von by Marcus Schadl
Themenschwerpunkt Feature
Nr. 164/165 (2022) Artikel Article 22–47 {:en}A Long-Term View of Thai Nationalisms: From Royal to Civic Nationalism?This article offers a history of Thai nationalisms, drawing on primary sources as well as the secondary literature on the country’s political history. Rejecting a linear evolution of Thai nationalist ideas, it traces the development of very different political imaginations of a Siamese/Thai political community from the early nineteenth century through the student protests of … von by David M. Malitz
Nr. 48 (1993) Artikel Article 9–26 {:de}Kontinuität und Wandel der internationalen Strategie der VR China seit 1989 unter besonderer Berücksichtigung der Stellung WesteuropasNach Meinung der Autorin ist der Charakter der internationalen Strategie Chinas eindeutig durch das wirtschaftspolitische Nationalinteresse begründet und bestimmt. Dementsprechend betreibt China seit Anfang der achtziger Jahre weltweit eine außenpolitische Status-quo-Politik. Die Autorin untersucht die Bedeutung Westeuropas in der internationalen Strategie Chinas und Probleme und Perspektiven der Beziehungen zwischen China und Westeuropa insbesondere nach den … von by Lian Yuru
Nr. 19 (1986) Artikel Article 20–43 {:de}Die „Neue Volksarmee“ in den Philippinen: Strategisches Patt in einigen Jahren?A leading young Maoist expelled in 1967 from the Moscow-leaning "Partido Komunista ng Pilipinas", Jose Maria Sison (alias Amado Guerrero), was instrumental in the setting-up of a "Communist Party of the Philippines" (CPP) in 1968 and its "military arm", the "New People's Army" (NPA), in 1969 - both of which have been outlawed by the … von by Günter Siemers
Nr. 160/161 (2021) Artikel Article 63–86 {:en}At the Capitalist Frontier: Changing the Riverine Ethnic Identity in Central KalimantanEthnic identity has long been a contested issue in Kalimantan, the home island of the Dayak in Indonesia. This paper draws on fieldwork in a Dayak Murung village to trace the evolution of Dayak ethnic identity – understood as a process of transformation through encounter – in response to successive waves of territorialisation for the … von by Siti Maimunah
Themenschwerpunkt Feature
Nr. 70 (1999) Artikel Article 54–62 {:en}‚Asian‘ Capitalism: Explanation of Failure as well as Success?Towards the end of the 1980's, it was fashionable to believe in the "Asian Miracle". The headlines were "Decline of America" and "Rise of Asian Capitalism". Since capitalism as such could not very well decline in one part of the world and rise in another, failure and success were conveniently associated with the adjectives "American" … von by Michèle Schmiegelow
Nr. 94 (2005) Artikel Article 42–58 {:de}Frieden in Sri Lanka: The same procedure as every year?Since 1983 Sri Lanka is torn apart by a bloody civil war between rebels of the Tamil minority population and the Government formed by the majority Sinhalese. During the last decades various attempts at negotiating a settlement between the two sides were made, which not only failed abysmally but led to further escalation of the … von by Mirjam Weiberg

Suchen Search

Schlagwörter Tags

Arbeitskreise Working Groups Working Groups

Kategorien Category

Browse by

Länder Country

Mitgliedschaft Membership Membership

Orte Locations