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SES no.062; Preface

著者(英) Hirochika Nakamaki

journal or

publication title

Senri Ethnological Studies

volume 62

page range ?‑?

year 2002‑03‑29

URL http://hdl.handle.net/10502/996

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Preface

    This publication is compiled based on a panel discussion at the 12th meeting of JAWS (Japan Anthropology Workshop) held between March 10 and 14, 1999 at the National Museum of Ethnology, Osaka. During this meeting, a panel discussion was held on both March 10 and 11 under the theme "The Anthropology ofJapanese Organisations", where I myself and Dr. Mitchell Sedgwick (Oxford Brookes University) respectively served as coordinators. I took charge of the sub‑panel discussion entitled "Gendai Nihon no Shaen Bunka (The Culture ofAssociation and Associations in Contemporary Japanese Society)", and we had asked a broad range of people for their participation in advance. In response to our invitation, eight reports were contributed in total, which, except for the paper of Prof Timothy Tsu, are included in this publication. On each report, the fo11owing discussants, Prof.

Tbshinao Ybneyama, Pro￡ Timothy Tsu, Prof K6ichir6 Hioki, Pro￡ Keriji Ishii, and the floor audience made comments and had intensive discussion. Since Pro￡

Ybneyama's remarks are closely interrelated with the origin and the development of the key term in this publication, shaen (associational ties and associations), his remarks appear immediately after the introductory section. In the meantime, it is highly appreciated that Prof Tsu investigated the Japanese cemetery in Singapore after this meeting, and contributed a paper on his research to this publication.

    Papers on another sub‑panel discussion, "Informal Activity in (Formal) Japanese Organisations", coordinated by Dr. Sedgwick, will be published in English as an independent issue.

    Thanks to the organisational support given by the National Museum of Ethnology, the generous financial contributions made by The ITOH Scholarship Foundation, The Kajima Foundation, Nissh6 Iwai Foundation Wenner‑Gren Foundation, along with the coffee service of the UCC Coffee Museum, The 12th meeting of JAWS eajoyed great success. We would like to express our deepest

gratitude to all the parties concerned.

    Last but not least, let me extend my sincere appreciation to: the publication committee of the National Museum of Ethnology; Dr. Mitchell Sedgwick and Mr.

Ian C. Stirk for their kind initiative in proofreading our English text; to Ms. Naoko Kawada, Ms. Akemi Kosaki, Ms. Mihoko Oka, Ms. Chisako Omoso for their efforts in secretarial work at the meeting and in editing; to Ms. Sugako Yamashiro, for her

assistance in editorial work.

Hirochika NAKAMAKi        April, 2001

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