| Contents |
Pages |
Editors’ Preface
Author: Ammar Khashan and Ayaka Kuroda |
iv-v |
| Researchers’ Essays |
1: Asia-Japan Research at this Juncture of History: Facing the Coronavirus (COVID-19) Crisis in a Research Institution
Author: Yasushi Kosugi |
1-5 |
2: Even Globalized, the World is Uneven: The Pandemic and Area Studies
Author: Kota Suechika |
6-9 |
3: Field Science in the Corona Era: Through Intimate Ties with Farmers in Indonesia
Author: Fitrio Ashardiono |
10-14 |
4: In Order to Stay Connected to the World: As a Korean Diaspora Researcher
Author: Lee Jinhye |
15-22 |
5: Living between Pakistan and Japan: The Struggles of an Area Studies Researcher and a Working Mother
Author: Emiko Sunaga |
23-27 |
6: A New Mode of Jihad and Martyrdom in Iran: The Battle against COVID-19
Author: Kenji Kuroda |
28-40 |
7: What Does COVID-19 Imply for Nuclear-Armed North Korea?
Author: Choi Jung Hoon |
41-45 |
8: The Joy of Reading Personal Histories from the Primary Sources: Encounters during My Research on Islamic Thinkers in Egypt
Author: Ayaka Kuroda |
46-53 |
9: Reformulating Religious Tourism after COVID-19: Reflections on Area Studies from the Perspective of Mobility
Author: Shin Yasuda |
54-61 |
10: Contemporary Middle East Studies under the COVID-19 Crisis: Countermeasures to the “Field Survey”
Author: Shun Watanabe |
62-66 |
11: Life between Searching for the Classic in Cyberspace and Going to the Field: My Studies on Islamic Economics in the Middle East and Southeast Asia
Author: Ammar Khashan |
67-72 |
