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TANAKA Koji

Past research experience

1. Research Associate, Faculty of Agriculture, Kyoto, University, April 1973-August 1979
2. Joined CSEAS in August 1979
3. Associate Professor, July 1984
4. Professor, March 1998

Major Publications

1. Agricultural Adaptation among Bugis Spontaneous Migrants: A Case Study in Northeastern Kabupaten Luwu. In Transformation of the Agricultural Landscape in Indonesia, ed. by N. Maeda and Mattulada. CSEAS, Kyoto University, 1984
2. Bugis and Javanese Peasants in the Coastal Lowland of the Province of Riau, Sumatra: Differences in Agricultural Adaptation. In Environment, Agriculture and Society in the Malay World, ed. by T. Kato et al. CSEAS, Kyoto University, 1986
3. Rice and Rice Culture in Madagascar. In Madagascar: Perspectives from the Malay World, ed. by Y. Takaya. CSEAS, Kyoto University, 1988
4. Village-Level Studies on Rice-Based Cropping Systems in the Low-Lying Areas of Bangladesh I. Cropping Patterns and Their Distribution in Haor and Bil Areas (co-authored with M. Salim et al.). Jap. Jour. Crop Sci. Soc. 59(3), 1990
5. A Note on Typology and Evolution of Asian Rice Culture: Toward a Comparative Study of the Historical Development of Rice Culture in Tropical and Temperate Asia. SEAS 28(4), 1991
6. The Malayan-Type Rice Culture and Its Distribution (in Japanese). SEAS 29(3), 1991
7. Traditional Use of Tropical Rain Forest: Shifting Cultivation of Southeast Asia. In Topics in Primatology, Vol. 2, ed. by N. Itoigawa et al. University of Tokyo Press, 1992
8. Farmers' Perceptions of Rice-Growing Techniques in Laos: “Primitive” or “Thammasat.” SEAS 31(2), 1993
9. Transformation of Rice-Based Cropping Patterns in the Mekong Delta: From Intensification to Diversification. SEAS 33(3), 1995
10. Who Owns the Forest? The Boundary between Forest and Farmland at the Frontier of Land Reclamation. SEAS 34(4), 1997
11. Development of Southeast Asian Rice Culture: An Ecohistorical Overview. In Asian Paddy Fields: Their Environmental, Historical, Cultural and Economic Aspects under Various Physical Conditions, ed. by Y. Oshima et al. College of Agr., University of Saskatchewan, 1997
12. The Southeast Asian Maritime World and the Expansion of the Agricultural Frontier: A Case from South Sulawesi in Indonesia. In An Integrated Study on the Dynamics of the Maritime World of Southeast Asia, ed. by K. Tsuchiya and T. Kato. CSEAS, Kyoto University, 1997
13. Biological Production Sustained by Wet-Rice Cultivation in Asia (in Japanese). In Sustainable Use of Biological Resources (Iwanami Lecture Series: Global Environment Studies Vol. 6), ed. by K. Takeuchi and M. Tanaka. Iwanami Shoten, 1998
14. Living between the Land and the Sea (in Japanese). In Who Owns the Nature? (Lecture Series: Man and Environment Vol. 1), ed. by T. Akimichi. Showado, 1999
15. Toward the Southeast Asian Frontier Hypothesis (in Japanese). In In Search for Global Area Studies, ed. by Y. Tsubouchi. Kyoto University Press, 1999
16. Cropping Systems Research and Area Studies in Southeast Asia: Toward an Integration of Agronomic Studies and Socio-Cultural Studies. In World Food Security and Crop Production Technologies for Tomorrow, ed. by T. Horie et al. The Crop Science Society of Japan, 1999
17. Agriculture Reflecting the Nature (in Japanese). In Combined with the Nature: Diversity in Agriculture (Lecture Series: Man and Environment, Vol. 3), ed. by K. Tanaka. Showado, 2000
18. Southeast Asia as a Frontier World: Kalimantan Cases as a Model (in Japanese). In Logic of Area Formation, ed. by Y. Tsubouchi. Kyoto University Press, 2000
19. Crop-Raising Techniques in Asian Rice Culture: Resemblances to Root and Tuber Crop Cultivation. In Vegeculture in Eastern Asia and Oceania, ed. by S. Yoshida and P. J. Matthews. JCAS, National Museum of Ethnology, 2002
20. Kemiri (Aleurites moluccana) and Forest Resource Management in Eastern Indonesia: An Eco-historical Perspective. Asian and African Areas Studies, No. 02, 2002
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