海外シンポジウム報告書 15

Foreword

James C. BAXTER

Introduction

REGIONAL RELATIONSHIPS AND GLOCALIZATION

TANG Siew Mun

Change and Continuity in Japanese Grand Strategy

Tim BEAL

Japan’s Choice between Hard and Soft Power

NGO Xuan Binh

The Adjustment of Japan’s ODA to Vietnam in the Context of Globalization and Localization

Lydia N. YU JOSE

The Rise and Fall (?) of Sister-Cities in Philippines-Japan Relations

YAMADA Shōji

Dilemma: Between Diffusion and Protection of Japanese Popular Culture

ASIAN RELATIONS IN CINEMATIC PERSPECTIVEE

YAU Shuk-Ting, Kinnia

Facing Challenges in a New Age: A Multicultural and New Generation Identity for Japan, through Kaneshiro Takeshi and Kubozuka Yōsuke

小川順子

日本映画と香港映画における交流解析への試論―1950年代〜70年代のマーシャ ル・アーツ・ムーヴィーを中心に―

HISTORY, MEMORY, AND IDENTITY: HISTORICAL DIMENSIONS OF REGIONAL RELATIONS

Ricardo T. JOSE

Remembering World War II in the Philippines: Memorials, Commemorations and Movies

武藤秀太郎

三・一、五・四運動と黎明会

Suk-Jung HAN

Flow and Stoppage of Early Globalization in East Asia: Through the Lens of Pusan in the 1930s

松田利彦

朝鮮民衆は「植民地的近代」をどのように受けとめたか―民情調査資料『酒幕談叢』に見る1910年代の朝鮮社会

KANEKO Shinsuke

Globalization of Agriculture and New Japanese Dietary Cultures in the Asia- Pacifi c Region

ANTHROPOLOGICAL PERSPECTIVES

Peter CAVE

Could We and Should We Write Another The Chrysanthemum and the Sword?

Lynne NAKANO

Can There Be a Japan without a Japanese Culture?

JAPANESE STUDIES IN VIETNAM

ホー・ホアン・ホア
(HO Hoang Hoa)

ベトナムにおける日本文化

TRAN Quang Minh

Japanese Studies in Vietnam: Achievements and Prospects

RECONCEIVING FAMILY RELATIONS IN NOH

Saowalak SURIYAWONGPAISAL

The Parent-Child Image in Noh Plays

ASPECTS OF BUSINESS LIFE: HUMAN RESOURCES MANAGEMENT, FAMILY RELATIONS IN EXPATRIATE FAMILIES

陳子光､ 竹内規彦、林幗兒

人的資源管理の日本的特質：管理スキル 発揮パターンとＨＲＭの戦略的側面に 焦点をあてて

Riki TAKEUCHI

Antecedents of Expatriate Spouse Adjustment: An Analysis of Japanese Spouses in the United States

LAM Wing Sze, Candy

Passive Followers? Decisions of Japanese Expatriate Wives

EDUCATION REFORM

Horng-luen WANG

Educational Reform and the Changing Representation of Japan in Taiwan’s Textbooks: Refl ections on the Trends since the 1990s

Contributors