09.04.18 African Economic History in the World History Professor Gareth Austin (London School of Economics and Political Science), Professor Katsuhiko Kitagawa (Kansai University) 08.10.04 Community conflicts in Nigeria's oil producing area: Antagonism among community people over resources Katsuya Mochizuki 08.10.04 Reintegration and Reconciliation in Post-conflict Sierra Leone: From the historical perspective of civil society initiatives Yasuyo Sawa 08.07.19 Forest Policy in Modern Thailand: A Case of Teak Forestry Atsushi Kitahara 08.07.19 Poverty Reduction Policies and Poverty Structures in Mainland China: Clarification of the Problems and Prospects of the Study Fuping LI (Department of Sociology, Ryukoku University) 08.06.07 Land Conflict and Reconstitution of Adat in Forest Area, Indonesia Kazuya Masuda, Kyoto University 08.04.26 Land Dispute and Muslim Minority in the Urban Philippines Akiko Watanabe (Research Assistant, Afrasian Center; Ph.D. Candidate, Kyoto University) 07.12.07 Enmity and Amicability among Pastoralists of East Africa Toru Sagawa, Kyoto University 07.12.07 Economic Structure of Don Daeng Village, Northeast Thailand: Based on Argument between Moral Economy and Political Economy Kazuo Funahashi, Ryukoku University 07.10.20 Warrior Community, Business and Land Conflict: The Phenotype of the Commons in Papua New Guinea Highlands Mitsuki Shiota, The Institute of Developing Economies 07.10.20 Property Rights in Tanzania from “The Village Land Act, 1999” Hiromi Amemiya, University of Toyama 07.10.11 International Symposium 07.07.13 Livelihood of Immigrants in the Area Bordering Post-Conflict Country: Land Management of the Immigrants under the Custom in Western Zambia Rumiko Murao, Kyoto University 07.07.13 Community Rights in Japan Kazuki Kumamoto, Meiji Gakuin University 07.06.23 “Invention of Tradition” in Java under the Japanese Occupation:Tonarigumi System and Gotong Royong Kazuo Kobayashi, Nihon University 07.06.23 Empowerment, Redistribution and Political Engagement Activities of a Community-based Organization: The Experience of the Gurage Road Construction Organization in Ethiopia Makoto Nishi, Kyoto University 07.01.26 Land Struggles and Land Restitution in South Africa: A Case of Roosboom Chizuko Sato, Afrasian Centre for Peace and Development Studies, Ryukoku University 07.01.26 Filipino Migrants and ‘Luck’?Focusing on Socio-cultural Dimesions of Migration Naomi Hosoda, Graduate School of Asian and African Area Studies, Kyoto University 06.10.21 Enclosed mangrove wetlands: Property right and commons tragedy in Vietnam Shinji Suzuki, Faculty of Sociology, Ryukoku University 06.10.21 Human Security in Mozambique Yoichi Mine, Graduate School of Human Sciences, Osaka University 06.07.01 Institutional Engineering and the National Question under Military Rule in Nigeria Takehiko Ochiai, Faculty of Law, Ryukoku University 06.07.01 Two Green Revolutions: An Area Studies Approach to the Stud? of “Poverty and Conflicts” Ken’ichi Abe, Center for Integrated Area Studies, Kyoto University 06.05.10 The Imaginary Congo Crisis (1960-1961) and the United Nations Takuya Misu, Faculty of Business Administration, Sapporo University 06.05.10 Strategy for Subsistence in Female-headed Households – A Case of a Rice-farming Village in Siemreap Province, Cambodia Nao Sato, Ph.D candidate, Graduate School of Asian and African Area Studies, Kyoto University 06.02.22 The Peace Process in Sri Lanka and the Challenges after the Tsunami Disaster Prof.Hisashi Nakamura (Ryukoku University) 06.02.22 Post-Conflict Issues in Rural Rwanda Mr.Shinichi Takeuchi (The Institute of Developing Economies) 06.01.19 Comparison of ‘Bumiputra/Pribumi’ Policies in Malaysia and Indonesia: Affirmative Action as the Means for the Correction of Economic Gaps Prof. Tsuyoshi Kato (Ryukoku University) 06.01.19 The Reconstruction of Collapsed States and Visions of African States: Beyond Conflicts Prof. Masahisa Kawabata?(Ryukoku University)