Asia: Case Studies in the Social Sciences —
A Guide for Teaching
Edited by Myron L. Cohen
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TABLE OF CONTENTS BY DISCIPLINE/COUNTRY
• Preface
• Guide to Reader
• Principles of Transliteration
Introduction
• Asia: Case Studies in the Social Sciences, Myron L. Cohen,
Columbia University
I. Anthropology
** China **
• Family Organization in China, Myron L. Cohen
• Religion in a State Society: China, Myron L. Cohen
** India **
• Religion in a State Society: India, Lawrence
A. Babb, Amherst College
• Gender Relations: Changing Patterns in India, Doranne
Jacobson
• Stratification, Inequality, Caste System: India, Owen
M. Lynch, New York University
** Indonesia **
• Family and Kinship in Indonesia, John R. Bowen,
Washington University, St. Louis
• Islam in Indonesia: A Case Study of Religion in Society,
John R. Bowen
• Hierarchy and Stratification: The Case of Java, Robert
W. Hefner, Boston University
** Japan **
• Urban Life in Japan, Theodore C. Bestor, Columbia
University
• Rural Life in Japan: The Past and Present, William W.
Kelly, Yale University
• Gender Roles: The Case of Japan, Nancy Rosenberger,
Oregon State University
• The Family in Japan, Stephen R. Smith, Wittenberg University
** Korea **
• Changing Gender Relations: The Korean Case, Laurel
Kendall, American Museum of Natural History
II. Economics
** China and Japan **
• Japan and China as Case Studies in Introductory
Courses in Economics, Thomas G. Rawski, University of Pittsburgh
III. Political Science
** China **
• Totalitarianism, Authoritarianism, Democracy: The
Case of China, Andrew J. Nathan, Columbia University
• Mobilization and Participation: The Case of China, Jean
C. Oi, Hoover Institute
** Taiwan **
• Political Transition on Taiwan, Edwin A. Winckler,
Columbia University
** India and Pakistan **
• Democracy and Political Participation in India,
Paul R. Brass, University of Washington
• The Military in India and Pakistan: Contrasting Cases, Stephen
Philip Cohen, University of Illinois
** Indonesia **
• Authoritarianism: Indonesia, Benedict R. O’G.
Anderson, Cornell University
• Political Culture in Indonesia, Benedict R. O’G.
Anderson, Cornell University
• The Political Role of the Military: Indonesia, Benedict
R. O’G. Anderson, Cornell University
** Japan **
• Bureaucracy in Japan, T.J. Pempel, Cornell
University
• Japanese Democracy and Political Culture: A Comparative
Perspective, T.J. Pempel, Cornell University
• Political Parties and Representation: The Case of Japan,
T.J. Pempel, Cornell University
** Korea **
• Political Development in South Korea, Han-Kyo
Kim
** Philippines **
• Political Parties and Political Representation:
The Philippines, Carl H. Lande, University of Kansas
** Thailand **
• Political Development and Political Participation in Thailand,
Clark D. Neher, Northern Illinois University
IV. Sociology
** China **
• Comparative Revolution: The Case of China, Andrew
G. Walder, Harvard University
• Marxist Social Thought: Maoism, Andrew G. Walder, Harvard
University
• Sociology of Work: The Case of China, Andrew G. Walder,
Harvard University
** Comparative/Interarea **
• Problems of Rapid Modernization: China, Taiwan,
Korea, and Japan, Thomas B. Gold, University of California, Berkeley
• Comparative Demography: The Cases of China, Japan, and India,
Moni Nag, Columbia University
** India **
• Education in India, Josephy W. Elder, University
of Wisconsin
• Industrial Sociology: The Indian Case, Joseph W. Elder
• Urban Society and Urban Problems in India, Joseph W.
Elder
** Japan **
• The New Religions of Japan, Helen Hardacre,
Griffith University, Australia
• Stratification and Mobility: The Case of Japan, Hiroshi
Ishida
• American Education in Comparative Perspective: What Can
We Learn from Japan? Robert C. Liebman, Portland State University
• Work in America in Comparative Perspective: What Can We
Learn from Japan? Robert C. Liebman
• Sociology of Work: The Case of Japan, Andrew G. Walder,
Harvard University
** Vietnam **
• Comparative Revolution: The Case of Vietnam, Andrew
G. Walder
POSTSCRIPT
• Index
• Contributors
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TABLE OF CONTENTS BY DISCIPLINE/SUBDISCIPLINE
• Preface
• Guide to Reader
• Principles of Transliteration
Introduction
• Asia: Case Studies in the Social Sciences, Myron L. Cohen,
Columbia University
** ANTHROPOLOGY: Family Organization
China
• Family Organization in China,
Myron L. Cohen
Indonesia
• Family and Kinship in Indonesia,
John R. Bowen
Japan
• The Family in Japan, Stephen
R. Smith
** ANTHROPOLOGY: Gender Relations
India
• Gender Relations: Changing Patterns
in India, Doranne Jacobson
Japan
• Gender Roles: The Case of Japan,
Nancy Rosenberger
Korea
• Changing Gender Relations: The
Korean Case, Laurel Kendall
** ANTHROPOLOGY: Religion
China
• Religion in a State Society: China,
Myron L. Cohen
India
• Religion in a State Society: India,
Lawrence A. Babb
Indonesia
• Islam in Indonesia: A Case Study
of Religion in Society, John R. Bowen
** ANTHROPOLOGY: Rural Society
Japan
• Rural Society in Japan: Past and
Present, William W. Kelly
** ANTHROPOLOGY: Stratification, Hierarchy, and Mobility
India
• Stratification, Inequality, Caste
System: India, Owen M. Lynch
Indonesia
• Hierarchy and Stratification:
The Case of Java, Robert W. Hefner
** ANTHROPOLOGY: Urban Society
Japan
• Urban Life in Japan, Theodore
C. Bestor
** ECONOMICS
China and Japan
• Japan and China as Case Studies
in Introductory Courses in Economics, Thomas G. Rawski
** POLITICAL SCIENCE: Bureaucracy
Japan
• Bureaucracy in Japan, T.J.
Pempel
Thailand
• Political Development and Political
Participation in Thailand, Clark D. Neher
** POLITICAL SCIENCE: The Military
India and Pakistan
• The Military in India and Pakistan:Contrasting
Cases, Stephen Philip Cowen
Indonesia
• The Political Role of the Military:
Indonesia, Benedict R. O’G Anderson
** POLITICAL SCIENCE: Political Culture
Indonesia
• Political Culture in Indonesia,
Benedict R. O’G. Anderson
Japan
• Japanese Democracy and Political
Culture: A Comparative Perspective, T.J. Pempel
** POLITICAL SCIENCE: Political Development — Totalitarianism, Authoritarianism, and Democracy
China
• Totalitarianism, Authoritarianism,
and Democracy, Andrew J. Nathan
Taiwan
• Political Transition on Taiwan,
Edwin A. Winckler
Indonesia
• Authoritarianism: Indonesia, Benedict
R. O’G. Anderson
Korea
• Political Development in South
Korea, Han-Kyo Kim
** SOCIOLOGY: Comparative Revolution
China
• Comparative Revolution: The Case
of China, Andrew G. Walder
Vietnam
• Comparative Revolution: The Case
of Vietnam, Andrew G. Walder
** SOCIOLOGY: Demography
China, Japan, India
• Comparative Demography: The Cases
of China, Japan, and India, Moni Nag
** SOCIOLOGY: Education
India
• Education in India, Joseph
W. Elder
Japan-U.S.
• American Education in Comparative
Perspective: What Can We Learn from Japan? Robert C. Liebman
** SOCIOLOGY: Marxist Social Though
China
• Marxist Social Thought: Maoism,
Andrew G. Walder
** SOCIOLOGY: Modernization
China, Taiwan, Japan, Korea
• Problems of Rapid Modernization:
China, Taiwan, Korea, and Japan, Thomas B. Gold
** SOCIOLOGY: Religion
Japan
• The New Religions of Japan, Helen
Hardacre
** SOCIOLOGY: Sociology of Work/Industrial Society
China
• Sociology of Work: The Case of
China, Andrew G. Walder
India
• Industrial Sociology: The Indian
Case, Joseph W. Elder
Japan-U.S.
• Work in America in Comparative
Perspective: What Can We Learn from Japan? Robert C. Liebman
** SOCIOLOGY: Stratification, Hierarchy, and Mobility
Japan
• Stratification and Mobility: The
Case of Japan, Hiroshi Ishida
** SOCIOLOGY: Urban Society
Japan
• Stratification and Mobility: The
Case of Japan, Hiroshi Ishida
POSTSCRIPT
• Index
• Contributors
TABLE OF CONTENTS BY COUNTRY/DISCIPLINE
• Preface
• Guide to Reader
• Principles of Transliteration
Introduction
** CHINA/TAIWAN **
Anthropology
• Family Organization in China, Myron L. Cohen
• Religion in a State Society: China, Myron L. Cohen
Economics
• Japan and China as Case Studies in Introductory
Courses in Economics, Thomas G. Rawski
Political Science
• Totalitarianism, Authoritarianism, Democracy:
The Case of China, Andrew J. Nathan
• Mobilization and Participation: The Case of China, Jean
C. Oi
• Political Transition on Taiwan, Edwin A. Winckler
Sociology
• Problems of Rapid Modernization: China, Taiwan,
Korea, and Japan, Thomas B. Gold
• Comparative Demography: The Cases of China, Japan, and India,
Moni Nag
• Comparative Revolution: The Case of China, Andrew G.
Walder
• Marxist Social Thought: Maoism, Andrew G. Walder
• Sociology of Work: The Case of China, Andrew G. Walder
** INDIA **
Anthropology
• Religion in a State Society:
India, Lawrence A. Babb
• Gender Relations: Changing Patterns in
India, Doranne Jacobson
• Stratification, Inequality, Caste System:
India, Owen M. Lynch
Political Science
• Democracy and Political Participation in India,
Paul R. Brass
• The Military in India and Pakistan: Contrasting Cases,
Stephen Philip Cohen
Sociology
• Education in India, Joseph W. Elder
• Industrial Sociology: The Indian Case, Joseph W. Elder
• Urban Society and Urban Problems in India, Joseph W.
Elder
• Comparative Demography: The Cases of China, Japan, and India,
Moni Nag
** INDONESIA **
Anthropology
• Family and Kinship in Indonesia,
John R. Bowen
• Islam in Indonesia: A Case Study of Religion
in Society, John R. Bowen
• Hierarchy and Stratification: The Case
of Java, Robert W. Hefner
Political Science
• Authoritarianism: Indonesia, Benedict R. O’G.
Anderson
• Political Culture in Indonesia, Benedict R. O’G.
Anderson
• The Political Role of the Military: Indonesia, Benedict
R. O’G. Anderson
** JAPAN **
Anthropology
• Urban Life in Japan, Theodore C. Bestor
• Rural Life in Japan: The Past and Present,
William W. Kelly
• Gender Roles: The Case of Japan, Nancy
Rosenberger
• The Family in Japan, Stephen R. Smith
Economics
• Japan and China as Case Studies in Introductory
Courses in Economics, Thomas G. Rawski
Political Science
• Bureaucracy in Japan, T.J. Pempel
• Japanese Democracy and Political Culture:
A Comparative Perspective, T.J. Pempel
• Political Parties and Representation:
The Case of Japan, T.J. Pempel
Sociology
• Problems of Rapid Modernization: China, Taiwan,
Korea, and Japan, Thomas B. Gold
• Comparative Demography: The Cases of China,
Japan, and India, Moni Nag
• The New Religions of Japan, Helen
Hardacre
• Stratification and Mobility: The Case
of Japan, Hiroshi Ishida
• American Education in Comparative Perspective:
What Can We Learn from Japan? Robert C. Liebman
• Work in America in Comparative Perspective:
What Can We Learn from Japan? Robert C. Liebman
• Sociology of Work: The Case of Japan,
Andrew G. Walder
** KOREA **
Anthropology
• Changing Gender Relations: The Korean Case, Laurel
Kendall
Political Science
• Political Development in South Korea, Han-Kyo
Kim
Sociology
• Problems of Rapid Modernization: China, Taiwan,
Korea, and Japan, Thomas B. Gold
** PAKISTAN **
Political Science
• The Military in India and Pakistan: Contrasting
Cases, Stephen Philip Cohen
** PHILIPPINES **
Political Science
• Political Parties and Political Representation:
The Philippines, Carl H. Lande
** THAILAND **
Political Science
• Political Development and Political Participation
in Thailand, Clark D. Neher
** VIETNAM **
Sociology
• Comparative Revolution: The Case of Vietnam, Andrew
G. Walder
** COMPARATIVE/INTER-AREA **
• Problems of Rapid Modernization:
China, Taiwan, Korea, and Japan, Thomas B. Gold
• Comparative Demography: The Cases of China,
Japan, and India, Moni Nag
POSTSCRIPT
• Index
• Contributors
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