Reflections on the human condition change, conflict and modernity

Bibliographic Details
Corporate Authors:	Asian Public Intellectuals International Workshop Kota Kinabalu, Malaysia, Asian Public Intellectuals Fellows
Resource Type:	Book
Language:	English
Published:	[Tokyo] Nippon Foundation 2007.
Subjects:	Social change > Southeast Asia > Congresses. Social conflict > Southeast Asia > Congresses. Globalization > Southeast Asia > Congresses. Poor > Southeast Asia > Congresses. Social justice > Southeast Asia > Congresses. Human rights > Southeast Asia > Congresses. Southeast Asia > Social conditions > Congresses.

Table of Contents:

Past periphery : curation in Southeast Asia / Patrick D. Flores
'The women actually wanted to die' : art as transport-station of trauma, memory and mourning in works by Malaysian and Japanese women artists / Flaudette May V. Datuin
'Asianizing' animation in Asia : digital content identity construction within the animation landscapes of Japan and Thailand / Rudyard C. Pesimo
Team building and simulation of HIV outbreak at a sentinel site in the Philippines / Seiji Kageyama
Redefining the Japanese self defense forces : lessons in forging a global identity / Rosalie B. Alcala Hall
Gene revolution and its impact on farmers : a comparative study between Indonesia and the Philippines / Pennapa Hongthong
Empowering the urban poor through IT training : project for the urban poor in Manila / Akira Sato
The homeless in the metropolis : a study of problems in five Japanese cities, and Manila and Jakarta / Suwit Watnoo
Management of the homeless in Tokyo and Manila : some lessons for Thailand / Boonlert Visetpricha
Reintegration program for Thai returnees : a case study of Thai migrants in Japan and comparison with Filipino experience / Kannika Angsuthanasombat
Towards successful access to land? : a case study of success and failure of land reform in the Philippines and Indonesia / Petrus-Damianus Prasetyohadi
Issues and problems in disseminating ' universal human rights' in local communities : through the efforts of the National Human Rights Institutions in the Philippines and Malaysia / Mariko Akuzawa.