● 西洋経済史演習

121-F-337

This course provides an opportunity to view the theme of ecological anthropology and the development of agricultural economy in Southeast Asia in particular from a global economic perspective, and to consider its origins, its responsive strategies, its relations with adjacent regions and disciplines. Students are encouraged to see the pros and cons of alternative explanations and decisions, and to highlight their respective strengths and limitations. In general, this course aims to prepare postgraduate students to evaluate academic works in economic history from an ecological perspective. It presents an intellectual challenge which economic historians need to acknowledge, even if they may not use it directly in their own research or in their everyday economic decision making.

This course aims to prepare postgraduate students to evaluate academic works in economic history from an ecological perspective.

1	The Limitations of Traditional Approaches
2	Cultural Ecology
3	Inner vs Outer Indonesia
4	Swidden
5	Sawah
6	The Classical Period
7	The Colonial Period: The Company
8	The Colonial Period: The Cultural System
9	The Colonial Period: The Corporate Plantation System
10	The Colonial Period: The Development of Outer Indonesia
11	The Present Situation
12	Java and Japan
13	The Outline of the Future
14	Methods: Data collection and data analysis
15	Methods: Writing seminar

Seminar style

To read the book chapters and the articles before class (4 hours).

レポート：70％

Presentaion：30％

Agricultural Involution: The Process of Ecological Change in Indonesia, University of Press, 1963

An Economic History of Indonesia, Routledge, 2012

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