ASIEN – Nr. 60 Juli 1996 Deutsche Zeitschrift für Politik, Wirtschaft und KulturIssue Editor Hans Klein, Dietmar Rothermund, Jürgen Rüland, Brunhild Staiger und and Ulrich Teichler
Editorial Team Günter Schucher

• Nr. 60 (1996) Artikel Article 7–15 {:de}Die Deutsche Gesellschaft für Asienkunde: Brücke zwischen unterschiedlichsten KulturenIn 1965 the Volkswagen Foundation took the initiative and invited a group of specialists to discuss means and ways how to support modern East Asian studies in Germany. This led to the creation of a co-ordinating unit for contemporary East Asian studies attached to the Institute of Asian Affairs in Hamburg one year later. The … von by Werner Draguhn
• Nr. 60 (1996) Artikel Article 16–22 {:de}Ostasien im weltwirtschaftlichen Aufwind: Europas Gewicht wird unterschätztOver the past three decades most East Asian national economies have generated the highest development dynamism ever reported in economic history, thereby creating the third full-fledged key region of the global economy. Strong intra-regional investment and trade activities have substantially promoted the economic integration of the region. These powerful tendencies have tempted a number of … von by Rüdiger Machetzki
• Nr. 60 (1996) Artikel Article 23–32 {:de}Ein „Riese“ erwacht: Die indonesische Rolle in SüdostasienIn terms of population and area Indonesia is the biggest member of ASEAN and therefore an important partner for Germany. The article focus on the foreign politics of Indonesia towards the USA, Japan and the People’s Republic of China. Furthermore the economic developments and some economic problems like equal and fair distribution of wealth to … von by Wilfried A. Herrmann
• Nr. 60 (1996) Artikel Article 33–42 {:de}Die muslimischen Intellektuellen in Indonesien und die DemokratieIn accordance with the trend of globalization, especially following the collapse of the socialist regimes of Eastern Europe, democracy is today becoming an important factor of international relations as well as a subject of intense debates in the Third World and in Muslim countries. Almost all governments in the world, even authoritarian governments, use the … von by Masykuri Abdillah
• Nr. 60 (1996) Artikel Article 43–50 {:de}Die japanische Besetzung Javas aus der Sicht dreier Augenzeugen„A yellow power will come, but its stay will last as long as the corn needs to ripe“. This prophecy of Jayabaya was to be fulfilled in March 1942 by the Japanese invasion of Netherlands East Indies. The hardship of the Javanese people is told by Sato Shigeru in „War, Nationalism, and Peasants“, but there … von by Hannelore Eisenhofer-Halim
• Nr. 60 (1996) Artikel Article 51–61 {:de}A Concept For National Unity In MalaysiaCaused by the Bumiputra policy, the basis was laid for growing symbolic racism, and because of the maintaining ethnic segregation ethnic prejudices and aversive racism could creep into society. Since the late 1970s there is a tendency towards inter-ethnic income equality and the eradication of poverty. Accordingly to W.I. Thomas a whole lot of programs … von by Peter Karaskiewicz
• Nr. 60 (1996) Artikel Article 62–80 {:de}China und das InternetAlong with rapid economic development in China the INTERNET is being used more and more as a convenient way of communication. Since 1988 different, independent networks have been established by universities, research institutions and, more recently, by post and telecommunication agencies and even commercial units. Most of these networks have their own direct or indirect … von by Manfred F. Romich

Konferenzen

• Konferenzbericht zum Internationalen Congress in Chinese Philosophy, Boston, Mass., 4.-8. August 1995 (Anja Steinbauer)
• 5th Sri Lanka Conference, Durham, New Hampshire, 10.-13. August 1995 (Heinz Gödde)
• Der Maler Raden Saleh: Wanderer zwischen zwei Welten, 13. – 14. Dezember 1995, Bandung, Indonesien (Werner Kraus)
• NRO-Konferenz in Bangkok, Bangkok, Thailand, 27.-29. Februar 1996 (Jost Wagner)
• „Wirtschaftsanalyse und -prognose in der Marktwirtschaft“, Beijing, VR China, 11.-15. März 1996 (R. Adam, W. Saueressig)
• Workshop „Iserlohn 1996“, Schwerte, 29.-30. März 1996 (Günter Schucher)
• Netzwerk China? Regionalisierung und Internationalisierung imchinesischen Wirtschafts- und Kulturraum, Ost-West-Kolleg, Köln, 10.-13. Juni 1996 (Uwe Kotzel)

Rezensionen

• John Naisbitt: Megatrends Asien. Acht Megatrends, die unsere Weltverändern (Thomas Hoffmann)
• Dietmar Rothermund (Hrsg.): Indien, Kultur, Geschichte, Politik, Wirtschaft, Umwelt. Ein Handbuch (Thomas Hoffmann)
• Stephen P. Huyler: Die Bilder Indiens. Die Kunst der Frauen im Landder Götter (Thomas Hoffmann)
• Bibi Palvanowa: Turkmenistan repressija jyllarynda (Swetlana Slapke)
• Klaus-Albrecht Pretzell, Wilfried Herrmann (Hrsg.): Zugang in Südostasien (Klaus H. Schreiner)
• Barbara und Peter Odrich, Südostasien für Manager (Klaus H. Schreiner)
• Vu Tuan Anh: Development in Vietnam. Policy Reforms and EconomicGrowth (Wilfried Lulei)
• Volker Grabowsky (ed.): Regions and National Integration inThailand, 1892-1992 (Gerd R. Zimmermann)
• Michael Mandelbaum (ed.), The Strategic Quadrangle. Russia, China, Japan and the United States in East Asia (Eva-Maria Stolberg)
• Günter Heiduk, Werner Pascha: Japans Wirtschaft in Europa (Angelika Ernst)
• Choy, Elsie: Leaves of Prayer. The Life and Poetry of He Shuangqing, a Farmwife in Eighteenth-century China (Lutz Bieg)
• Donald McInnis: Religion im heutigen China. Politik und Praxis (Florian C. Reiter)
• Ho, Samuel P.S.: Rural China in Transition. Non-agricultural Developmentin Rural Jiangsu (Martin Kölling)
• Wong, John/Ma Rong/Yang Mu (ed.): China’s Rural Entrepreneurs. Ten Case Studies (Martin Kölling)
• Xu Chenggang: A Different Transition Path: Ownership, Performance, and Influence of Chinese Rural Enterprises (Martin Kölling)
• Werner Handke, Schanghai – Das China von morgen (Bettina Ruhe)
• Näth, Marie-Luise (Hrsg.): Communist China in Retrospect. East European Sinologists Remember The First Fifteen Years of the PRC (Mechthild Leutner)
• Hans Mayer: Das „Wiedersehen mit China“. Erfahrungen 1954 bis 1994 (Georg Wadaehn)
• Helmut Martin, Ines-Susanne Schilling (Hg.): Stimmen der Opposition.Chinesische Intellektuelle der achtziger Jahre (Carsten Krause)
• Ma Hanmao [Helmut Martin], Qimo [Xiu Haitao] (Hg.): Dalu dangdaiwenhua mingren. Gongmin shehui de kaichuangzhe (Carsten Krause)
• Wolfgang H. Ehrlich: Going China – Mit einer deutschen Marke ins Reichder Mitte (Michael Rosemeyer)
• Lian Yu-ru: Bestimmungsfaktoren der Westeuropapolitik Chinas (Sonja Banze)
• Peter Heck: Taiwan – Vom Wirtschaftswunder zur ökologischen Krise.Eine kritische Analyse (Johannes Glembek)

Forschung und Lehre

• DDR-Dissertationen und Habilitationsschriften über China (1949-1990) (Thomas Kampen)
• Indologie, Südasien- und Südostasienwissenschaften im deutschsprachigen Raum. Ein Überblick über das Lehrangebot (Sonja Banze)

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