Yoshihiro Tsubouchi
Biographic Data
| ID | 749783 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Yoshihiro Tsubouchi |
| GIVEN NAMES | Yoshihiro |
| FAMILY NAME | Tsubouchi |
| SIGNATURE | TSUBOUCHI Y |
| AFFILIATIONS | Center for Southeast Asian Studies, Kyoto University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 56 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 3 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 56 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1965 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2001 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Aspects of the Place and Role of the Chinese in Late Nineteenth Century Bangkok
This paper uses the Postal Census of 1883 to examine certain aspects of the place and role of the Chinese in Bangkok.The Census breaks down house occupation by ethnic origin, social status, and also by the various types of materials used in construction.Very clear, at a surprisingly early date, is the existence of a market for rented shop-houses (nearly all were brick houses), with the royal family and members of the Thai nobility prominent among…
From Pasir Mas, Kelantan in the Year 2000
A Journey to Ternate
A Malay Village in Kelantan, 1970-1991
1 ) The seeond research in Galok was conducted for three weeks in 1977, and 15 paddy-cultivators and 9 non-paddy-eultivators were interviewed.The third research was conducted for one month in 1984 to trace changes in household composition.2 ) This may be an underestimation due te overlooking a part of in-rnigrants
Population of Southeast Asia in the Mid-nineteenth Century: Population Counts Appearing in the Journal of the Indian Archiperago and Eastern Asia
This paper aims to compile and evaluate the information on the population of Southeast Asia in the Mid -nineteenth century appearing in the bumel of the Indian h2 o and Eastem Asia which was published from 1847 tQ l860 in Singapore The journal contains considerable numbers of population figures for the precensus period reflecting the people ' s and the editor ' s interests in the genera situation surounding Singapore in this period The informatio…
The Pondok as a Place of Refuge: Changes in a Pondok in Kelantan, 1971-1992
Forest and the Sea in the Southeast Asian Maritime World
Changes in Population and Households in a Malay Village, 1971-1991: 人口と家族の変化を中心に
A Re-examination of Raffles's Statistics on the Population of Java in the Early Nineteenth Century: Some Problems of Early Censuses
A Re-examination of Raffles's Statistics on the Population of Java in the Early Nineteenth Century: Some Problems of Early Censuses
This paper focuses on the re -examination of the RafHes ' s popu tion statistics of Java in early nine - teenth century PopUlation statistics of these early periods have been either cited uncritically or simply abandoned as unreliable The defects of these old statistics should be discussed exp citly before they are treated in either way The gures compiled by RafHes his ilva were based on the reports by the local colonial ofhcers and or native rul…
Fertility in Bangladesh Villages
The authors analyze the high fertility in two Bangladesh villages based on survey and genealogical data. "Compared with nation-wide data, [the] two villages showed comparatively high fertility. There was a difference in fertility between the two villages, which appeared to result from a difference in mean age at first marriage. No other factors were identified.... As for the government's family planning program, neither village showed much effect…
On the Mobile Character of the Malay Village Population: A Feature of the Post-settlement Population of Galok, Kelantan
A Note on the Character of the Petty States in Insular Southeast Asia
This artiele is a supplement to the same auth 1 s previous paper on the population and character of traditiona1 communities in Southeast As a Except in Java and some other ocalities the popu ations in this area werel until the last years of the 19th century characterized by their sparcity diversity smallness and mutual independence Despite thcir substantial political independence these petty states often recQgnized the authority of an externally …
The Population and Character of Traditional Communities in Insular Southeast Asia: ──島嶼部を中心として──
This article discusses the character of popu - 1ation distribution and its relation to the structure of societies and states in Insular Southeast Asia in the early and mid nineteenth century Except in Java and Bali populations were characterized by sparsity diversity sma11ness and Inutual inde pendence Despite the effects of crisis mortality the long term population growth in the traditional period seems not to have been much d fferent from those…
The Postal Roll of 1883 and the Population of Bangkok: A Preliminary Report
The Bangkok
A Note on the Population Mobility and Sex-ratio of South Sulawesi People
On the High Population Growth Rates of the Past in South Sumatra
ithil'a-i'ype of genealogy chart is kept among the Batak villages in North Sumatra <Persona] communication
Three Malay Villages
Structure and Change of Thai Villages: A Critical Review of the Late Professor Koichi Mizuno's Contributions
DonDaeng Villa e in Northeast Thailand
Significance of the Lowlands in Southeast Asia (Introduction)
Three Malay Villages: A Sociology of Paddy Growers in West Malaysia
Galok, a Malay Village in Kelantan, Revisited
Drastic economic changcs are taking place iti Malay villages, which are being accelcrated by governmentat desJe]opnicnt policy.Remarkable changes can be obscrved even in the village ol' Galok, which is situatccl neither in a deub]c-cropping area nor in a rubber ot eir pa]m estatc area and thus tencls to benefit less from deve]opment plann{ng, '['he changes so Ihr seen in Galok ar'e as foilows, The high-yielding varieties of paddy, which are lnipo…
Formation of the Settlements along the Komering and the Lower Musi Rivers in South Sumatra
The Changing Function of Religion among Rural Malays
Indonesians at Work through Japanese Eyes
Aspects of the Place and Role of the Chinese in Late Nineteenth Century Bangkok
This paper uses the Postal Census of 1883 to examine certain aspects of the place and role of the Chinese in Bangkok.The Census breaks down house occupation by ethnic origin, social status, and also by the various types of materials used in construction.Very clear, at a surprisingly early date, is the existence of a market for rented shop-houses (nearly all were brick houses), with the royal family and members of the Thai nobility prominent among…
Changes in fertility in Japan by region: 1920–1965
Changes in fertility for the 46 prefectures of Japan are traced from 1920 to 1965, using census and vital statistics. During the period, substantial declines were recorded in both marital-fertility levels and the proportions of women of childbearing age who were married. Regional variation is pronounced in the timing of the onset of the decline in marital fertility. Only in the most industrialized districts did marital fertility begin to fall bef…
My Experience at Alor Junggus, A Village in Northern Malaya
A Padi Farming Village in the Northwest Part of Malaya, Interium Report: The Fragmentation of Landholding
in the village by Padi timor ( )adi feuncha) n order to avoid becoming indebted a farlning household has to cultivate a miniumuln padi farm over 7 regon9 FQr the poor peasants there is almost no possiblity to purchase and rent farms in the village The governmen ' s policy to aid these peasants has Ilot been effectively brought into operation Besides the inheritance patterns adat or sharia ' in the vi1 - 1age are further accelerating the fraglnent…
S. Husin Ali, Social Stratification in Kampong Bagan, A Study of Class, Status, Conflict and Mobility in a Rural Malay Community . (Monographs of the Malaysian Branch, Royal Asiatic Society, I) Malays…
M. G. Swift: Malay Peasant Society in Jelebu . The Athlone Press, University of London, 1965. x + 181p
Divorce among the Malays: A Statistical Analysis
A Malay Padi-Farming Community in the Northwestern Part of Malaya: A Sociological Analysis of Marriage, Divorce and Family
Judith Djamour. The Muslim Matrimonial. Court in Singapore . London: The Athlone Press, University of London, 1966. 189p
Peter J. Wilson. A Malay Village and Malaysia-Social values and rural development . New Haven: HRAF Press, 1967. 171p
A Malay padi-farming community in the northwestern part of Malaya: Agricultural Labor
The Center's new research project on rice growing communities in Malaya: 準備調査ならびにマラヤ大学との共同調査計画に関する報告
Cooperation Patterns in a Malay Village
Research Article| October 01 1968 Cooperation Patterns in a Malay Village Masuo Kuchiba, Masuo Kuchiba Search for other works by this author on: This Site PubMed Google Scholar Yoshihiro Tsubouchi Yoshihiro Tsubouchi Search for other works by this author on: This Site PubMed Google Scholar Far Eastern Survey (1939) 8 (10): 836–841. https://doi.org/10.2307/2642082 Views Icon Views Article contents Figures & tables Video Audio Supplementary Data Pe…
Effects of Divorces on the Malay Birth Rate
Estimation of Child Mortality, the Birth Rate, the Death Rate, and Total Fertility in the New Hebrides
Marital stability among the bilateral peoples of Malaysia and Indonesia
Regional Patterns of Kaan buat (Entering the Sangha) in Thailand
Changes in fertility in Japan by region: 1920–1965
Changes in fertility for the 46 prefectures of Japan are traced from 1920 to 1965, using census and vital statistics. During the period, substantial declines were recorded in both marital-fertility levels and the proportions of women of childbearing age who were married. Regional variation is pronounced in the timing of the onset of the decline in marital fertility. Only in the most industrialized districts did marital fertility begin to fall bef…
Ronald Provencher. Two Malay Worlds: Interaction in Urban and Rural Settings . Berkeley : Center for South and Southeast Asia Studies, University of California, 1971, xii+211pp
Land and Residence among Malay Peasants in the East Coast
A Field Research in Kelantan
Socio-Economic Changes in a Malay Village caused by Tobacco Cultivation
Padi-cultivation in Rain-fed Field in Kelantan, Malaysia: A Case Study in Kampong Galok
Marriage and Divorce among Malay Peasants in Kelantan, Malaysia
A pondok School in Kelantan, Malaysia: その変容と現状
Income and Income Sources among Malay Peasants in the East Coast: A Case Study in Kampong Galok
V. The Socio-Economic Behavior of Peasants in Central Java and Central Thailand: A Summary Report
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Asian Studies and History (40 works) · Population (27 works) · Malay (20 works) · Work (physics (13 works) · Geography (12 works) · Government (linguistics (12 works) · Ethnic group (11 works) · Southeast Asian Sociopolitical Studies (10 works) · Pacific and Southeast Asian Studies (8 works) · Sociology (8 works)