Asia Pacific Viewpoint 1996: Vol 37 Index

1 Pages·1996·0.22 MB·English

Index for volume 37
Blue revolution or red herring? Fish farming and development discourse in the
Philippines. Philip F. Kelly, No 1, pp 39-57
‘Changing my thinking with western woman’: Javanese youth’s constructions
of masculinity. Helen Lette, No 2, pp 195-207
Editorial: popular solutions to the water crisis. Harald D. Frederiksen, No 3, pp
215-218
Environmental degradation in the Loboc River watershed, Bohol Province,
Philippines. Peter B. Urich and Philip Reeder, No 3, pp 283-293
Global integration and local identities: engendering the Singaporean Chinese.
Christine Doran, No 2, pp 153-164
Introduction to ‘(Re)negotiating gender in the Asia Pacific region’. Sara
Kindon, No 2, pp 123-126
Large dams, restructuring and regional integration in Southeast Asia. Philip
Hirsch, No 1, pp 1-20
Modes of resistance: gendered responses to global impositions in coastal
Philippines. Pauline Gardiner Barber, No 2, pp 181-194
Participatory catchment management and economic method: an application in
Thailand. Roger Attwater, No 3, pp 219-234
Politics and gender: negotiating conceptions of the ideal women in present day
Cambodia. Judy Ledgerwood, No 2, pp 139-152
Politics of economic adjustment: the changing nature of women’s work in
Jharkand, India. Aarti Saihjee, No 2, pp 165-180
Problems in paradise: Taiwanese immigrants to Auckland, New Zealand. Tania
Boyer, No 1, pp 59-79
Refocusing on China: the case of Hong Kong’s Hutchinson Whampoa. Claude
Comtois and Peter J. Rimmer, No 1, pp 89-102
(Re)negotiating gender hierarchy in the new order: a South Sumatran field
study. Elizabeth Fuller Collins, No 2, pp 127-138
The changing organisation of work in Malaysia’s electronics industry. Rajah
Rasiah, No 1, pp 21-37
The Salween River: is international development possible? Glen Paoletto and
Juha I. Uitto, No 3, pp 269-282
The tin market collapse in the Kinta Valley, Malaysia — an impact assessment
a decade after. Tai-Chee Wong and K.C. Goh, No 1, pp 81-88
Use of the New Zealand foreshore: oral evidence of Maori rights in Otago.
Brian Ballantyne and Sue Hanham, No 3, pp 255-268
Watershed planning and management: Pohnpei, Federated States of
Micronesia. Christopher Dahl and Bill Raynor, No 3, pp 235-253