Peter T Suzuki
Biographic Data
| ID | 3619032 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Peter T Suzuki |
| GIVEN NAMES | Peter T |
| FAMILY NAME | Suzuki |
| SIGNATURE | SUZUKI P T |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Nebraska at Omaha |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 19 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 6 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 19 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1972 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2010 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Human Rights Forum
Gretchen E Schafft is contributing editor of "Human Rights Forum," the AAA Committee for Human Rights column in Anthropology News
Reconsidering Rosalie Wax
Tribe
The essay is an attempt to circumscribe the commonly used concept of tribe by anthropologists. History has shown that, either through conquest or contact, the term has been equivalent to “The Other.” The most satisfactory approach to the concept has been offered by Morton H. Fried. His perspective is that all tribes are creations of a more politically powerful entity, viz., the state. However, Fried himself has not succeeded in finding a suitable…
A Japanese Soldier's Ethnography of Molu Island (Tanimbar)
Peter T. Suzuki Ken Sasaki est un soldat japonais qui, de juin 1944 à mai 1945, pendant la Guerre du Pacifique, fut posté sur l'île de Molu, dans le petit archipel des Tanimbar, aux Moluques. Il connut l'épreuve du feu et, avec ses six camarades, demeura constamment en alerte. Il avait beaucoup de temps libre, cependant, qu'il mit à profit pour receuillir des informations sur la population de Molu, ses origines, sa langue, ses coutumes et son art…
Patrick Edward de Josselin de Jong (1922-1999)
Overlooked Aspects of the Chrysanthemum and the Sword
Public Sector Ethics in Comparative Perspective
The task of a comparative approach should be to seek commonalities and principles that would be apposite to a wide range of nations and their organizations. Citizen participation is one commonality in maintaining and/or enhancing ethics in the public sector. In the Japanese case, the study focuses on the national police system and the ethics and values integral to it and the national culture. Owing to the radical change in government, eastern Ber…
Housing on the Nebraska Indian reservations
Housing rehabilitation in Bruges
The University of California Japanese evacuation and resettlement study
Le jeu du Shōgi, révélateur de la pratique des affaires, de la diplomatie et du caractère national japonais / Japanese chess, Japanese corporate practices and international diplomacy, and an adumbrati…
Japanese chess, Japanese corporate practices and international diplomacy, and an adumbration of national character. During World War II, a number of social scientists, especially anthropologists, studied Japanese national character without the aid of field research. One aspect of Japanese life which they should have investigated in order to gain an understanding of national character is the board game of shōgi, which is a derivative of chess. Asi…
Urban planning and housing policies in the Netherlands
Anthropologists in the wartime camps for Japanese Americans
Bridewealth of the Niasans of the Batu Islands
Suzuki Peter T. Bridewealth of the Niasans of the Batu Islands. In: Archipel, volume 15, 1978. pp. 95-122
Social Work, Culture-Specific Mediators, and Delivering Services to Aged Turks in Germany and Aged Chinese in San Francisco
More on Nias and the State
On Nias and Southeast Asian State Formation
Germans and Turks At Germany's Railroad Stations
Educational Problems in Turkey 1920-1940
Public Sector Ethics in Comparative Perspective
The task of a comparative approach should be to seek commonalities and principles that would be apposite to a wide range of nations and their organizations. Citizen participation is one commonality in maintaining and/or enhancing ethics in the public sector. In the Japanese case, the study focuses on the national police system and the ethics and values integral to it and the national culture. Owing to the radical change in government, eastern Ber…
Reconsidering Rosalie Wax
Patrick Edward de Josselin de Jong (1922-1999)
Germans and Turks At Germany's Railroad Stations
Educational Problems in Turkey 1920-1940
Germans and Turks At Germany's Railroad Stations
On Nias and Southeast Asian State Formation
Bridewealth of the Niasans of the Batu Islands
Suzuki Peter T. Bridewealth of the Niasans of the Batu Islands. In: Archipel, volume 15, 1978. pp. 95-122
Social Work, Culture-Specific Mediators, and Delivering Services to Aged Turks in Germany and Aged Chinese in San Francisco
More on Nias and the State
Anthropologists in the wartime camps for Japanese Americans
Urban planning and housing policies in the Netherlands
Le jeu du Shōgi, révélateur de la pratique des affaires, de la diplomatie et du caractère national japonais / Japanese chess, Japanese corporate practices and international diplomacy, and an adumbrati…
Japanese chess, Japanese corporate practices and international diplomacy, and an adumbration of national character. During World War II, a number of social scientists, especially anthropologists, studied Japanese national character without the aid of field research. One aspect of Japanese life which they should have investigated in order to gain an understanding of national character is the board game of shōgi, which is a derivative of chess. Asi…
The University of California Japanese evacuation and resettlement study
Housing rehabilitation in Bruges
Housing on the Nebraska Indian reservations
Public Sector Ethics in Comparative Perspective
The task of a comparative approach should be to seek commonalities and principles that would be apposite to a wide range of nations and their organizations. Citizen participation is one commonality in maintaining and/or enhancing ethics in the public sector. In the Japanese case, the study focuses on the national police system and the ethics and values integral to it and the national culture. Owing to the radical change in government, eastern Ber…
Overlooked Aspects of the Chrysanthemum and the Sword
Patrick Edward de Josselin de Jong (1922-1999)
A Japanese Soldier's Ethnography of Molu Island (Tanimbar)
Peter T. Suzuki Ken Sasaki est un soldat japonais qui, de juin 1944 à mai 1945, pendant la Guerre du Pacifique, fut posté sur l'île de Molu, dans le petit archipel des Tanimbar, aux Moluques. Il connut l'épreuve du feu et, avec ses six camarades, demeura constamment en alerte. Il avait beaucoup de temps libre, cependant, qu'il mit à profit pour receuillir des informations sur la population de Molu, ses origines, sa langue, ses coutumes et son art…
Tribe
The essay is an attempt to circumscribe the commonly used concept of tribe by anthropologists. History has shown that, either through conquest or contact, the term has been equivalent to “The Other.” The most satisfactory approach to the concept has been offered by Morton H. Fried. His perspective is that all tribes are creations of a more politically powerful entity, viz., the state. However, Fried himself has not succeeded in finding a suitable…
Reconsidering Rosalie Wax
Human Rights Forum
Gretchen E Schafft is contributing editor of "Human Rights Forum," the AAA Committee for Human Rights column in Anthropology News
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