Work and social change in Asia : essays in honour of Jan Breman
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Work and social change in Asia : essays in honour of Jan Breman
Manohar, 2003
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Includes bibliographical references
"Bibliography of Jan Breman's writings": p. [263]-274
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内容説明
From the beginning of his academic career the Dutch sociologist Jan Breman (1936) has pursued a consistent but wide range of thematic and geographical research interests. This is reflected in his many publications. Most of them deal with labour relations in India and in Indonesia, both historical and contemporary, urban and rural, and with issues related to development cooperation. Bremans writings play an important role in the national and international debates on these themes among researchers and policy makers. His writings are often cited and his arguments regularly discussed. The present collection of essays reflects Bremans wide ranging interests. Asian and European scholars and friends discuss aspects of changing labour relations in South and South-East Asia. Topics include small farmers in Gujarat (Chris Baks); IT specialists and Hindu nationalism (Peter van der Veer); the local impact of the 1947 Partition on working peoples livelihood (Willem van Schendel) the multi-layered nature of Labour and Capital in contemporary Asia (K.P.
Kannan and Mario Rutten), the political meanings of the rape and murder of Marsinah, an Indonesian woman worker activist in the early 1990s (Ratna Saptari); landlord credit in Philippine rice cultivation during the 1920s and 1930s (Willem Wolters); and the bloody repression of an Indian workers festival in Trinidad in 1884 (Prabhu Mohapatra). In addition there are essays on Bremans personality and scholarship (by Sediono M.P. Tjondronegoro and Marcel van der Linden) and a bibliography of his writings.
目次
- Introduction
- Academic Journeys between Amsterdam, Gujarat, & Cheribon
- The Inevitable Decline of the Small Farmer's Social Position, Eastern Surat District, India
- Working through Partition: Marking a Living in the Bengal Borderlands
- Postmodern India
- Labour & Capital in Asia's Transformation: On Dichotomies, Continuities, & Linages
- The Politics of Domination & Protest in Indonesia: Marsinah' & Its Aftermath
- Landlord Credit in Philppine's Rice Cultivation, 1920s-1930s
- The Hosay Massacre of 1884: Class & Community among Indian Immigrant Labourers in Trinidad
- Aurora & Ananta: Protagonists in an Epic Transition
- Refuting Labour History's Occidentalism
- Bibliography of Jan Breman's Writings.
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