Vol. 26 No. 2 (1995): Internationales Asienforum

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Titelblatt - Inhalt
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Articles

Ursprung und Struktur von Wochenmärkten im Bergland des südwestlichen Sumatra

Michele Galizia
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117-142
China's Ideological Influence and Trade Relations with Iran, 1960-1990

Hafizullah Emadi
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143-154
Firm Size, Productivity, Wages and Capital Distribution in China's Industry

Xingmin Yin
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155-170
Die chinesische Frau zwischen Beruf und Familie. Stimmen aus der Literatur zum Thema Liebe und Ehe im heutigen China

Ricarda Päusch
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171-192

Reviews

MIHALY HOPPAL: Schamanen und Schamanismus

Andreas Lommel
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193-194
REINHARD SPINDLER: New York und der amerikanische Indienhandel (1784-1812)

Michael Mann
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194-197
LYNN ZASTOUPIL: John Stuart Mill and India

Jürgen Osterhammel
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197-199
JAMES J. NOVAK: Bangladesh. Reflections on the Water

Wolfgang-Peter Zingel
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199-201
ELISABETH CROLL: From Heaven to Earth. Images and Experiences of Development in China

Theodor Bergmann
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202-206
ALBRECHT ROTHACHER: The Japanese Power Elite

John D. Woodward
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206-207
HUGH WILLIAMSON: Coping with the Miracle. Japan's Unions Explore New International Relations

Albrecht Rothacher
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208-209

Conference Reports

Elfte Konferenz der International Association of Buddhist Studies

Siglinde Dietz
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211-214
Annemarie von Gabain und die Turfanforschung

Jens-Uwe Hartmann
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214-216
Koreawissenschaftliche Tage 1995 an der Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin

Du-Yul Song
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217-217
13th European Conference of Modern South Asian Studies

Christian Wagner
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218-219
Urban Local Government and Decentralization in the Context of the Karnataka Nagarpalika Act

Hans F. Illy
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219-221
Legitimicy and Conflict in South Asia: External and Internal Challenges to Governance

Monika Schlicher Peter Lehr
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221-223