KOIZUMI Junko
- Past research experience
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- Research Associate, Faculty of Liberal Arts, The University of Tokyo, April
1991- March 1993
- Lecturer, Faculty of Foreign Studies, Tokyo University of Foreign Studies,
April 1993-March 1995
- Associate Professor, Tokyo University of Foreign Studies, April 1995-March
2004
- Associate Professor, CSEAS, Kyoto University, April 2004-present
- Major Publications
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- Why the Kula Wept: A Report on the Trade Activities of the Kula in Isan
at the End of the 19th Century. SEAS 28(2), 1990
- The Commutation of Suai from Northeast Siam in the Middle of the Nineteenth
Century. Journal of Southeast Asian Studies 23(2), 1992
- “Manpower” as King’s Property. In Proceedings of the Six International
Conference on Thai Studies, Theme II: Cultural Crisis and the Thai Capitalist
Transformation, 1996
- Between Pre-modern Corvee System and Modern Capitation Tax and Military
Conscription Systems (in Japanese). The Journal of Sophia Asian Studies
No.17, 1999
- Woven in Thailand: Historical Perspective on “Thai” Silk Weaving as a
Traditional Handicraft (in Japanese). The Memoirs of the Institute of Oriental
Culture No.140, 2000
- From a Water Buffalo to a Human Being: Women and the Family in Siamese
History. In Other Pasts: Women, Gender and History in Early Modern Southeast
Asia, ed. by Barbara Watson Andaya. Center for Southeast Asian Studies,
University of Hawaii, 2000
- King’s Manpower Constructed: Writing the History of the Conscription of
Labour in Siam. South East Asia Research (London) 10(1), 2002
- Engendering Thai History: “I do not Wish My People to Be That”’ (co-authored
with Akiko Iijima). Asian Research Trends: A Humanities and Social Science
Review No.13. 2003
- Genealogies in Historical Context: Ancestral Values Observed in the Bang
Chang Family Records (in Japanese). The Memoirs of the Institute of Oriental
Culture No.142, 2003
- Anna Leonowens and the Study of Thai History (in Japanese). The Memoirs
of the Institute of Oriental Culture No.145, 2004
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