NIWA Norio
Center for Research Department, Assistant Professor
Academic Qualifications:
B.A. Keio Univ. 1996
M.A. Tokyo Metropolitan Univ. 1999
Ph.D. Tokyo Metropolitan Univ. 2006
B.A. Keio Univ. 1996
M.A. Tokyo Metropolitan Univ. 1999
Ph.D. Tokyo Metropolitan Univ. 2006
Geographical Areas of Interest:
Oceania, Japan
Oceania, Japan
Ethnic Groups:
Fijian, Indo-Fijian, Solomon Islanders, Japanese
Fijian, Indo-Fijian, Solomon Islanders, Japanese
Discipline:
Social anthropology, Oceania
Social anthropology, Oceania
Publications:
2010@Leaving their tradition behind: Development of the Lami movement in Fiji from 1949 to the 1990s People and Culture in Oceania 26A81-108ŁB
2009 Development as Detraditionalization: Historical Anthropology of the Lami movement in Fiji. (In Japanese) Tokyo: Akashishoten.
2008 Economic System and Ethnic Trait: An Analysis of the Introduction of Cooperative Assciations in the Fiji Islands. (In Japanese) Nampo-Bunka: Tenri Bulletin of South Asian Studies 35: 101–122.
2008 From Girmitiya to Twice Displaced People: A Short Note on Works and Lives of Brij Lal. (In Japanese) Journal of Folk Culture Studies 9: 42–57.
2005 Early Development of the Bula Tale Co-operative Group in Fiji Islands: Its Experimental Practice and Aftermath. People and Culture in Oceania 21: 43–59.
2005 Fijian: The Coexistence of Fijian and Indian. (In Japanese) The First People of Oceania, Tokyo: Akashi Shoten.
2005 The Formation and Development of One Counter-traditional Movement: A Case Study of the Ilami Fijian Corporation in the Republic of Fiji Islands (In Japanese) Journal of Asian and African Studies 69: 183–210.
2004 After ‘Tradition’: A Case Study about Social and Religious Activities of the Ex-Lami Members in Fiji Islands. (In Japanese) Journal of Cultural Anthropology 5: 113–128.
2004 Solomon Islanders in the Contemporary Fiji: A Case Study of Settlement in the Western Vitilevu. (In Japanese) Annual Review of Social Anthropology 30: 161–173.
2004 Endless Pouring: Kava Culture and Welcome Ceremony in Fiji. (In Japanese) Feasts of the World Tokyo: Benseishuppan.
2003 Once We Were Communists: The Bula Tale Cooperative Group Experiment and its Aftermath in Fiji. (In Japanese) Nampo-Bunka: Tenri Bulletin of South Asian Studies 30: 67–84.
2000 On Development of the Attempted Coup in Fiji, 19 of May, 2000. (In Japanese) Newsletter of Japanese Society for Oceanic Studies 68: 12–18.
2000 Introduction of Indirect Rule and Social Change in Fiji with Special Reference to the Tuka Movement. (In Japanese) Annual Review of Social Anthropology 24: 51–70.
2010@Leaving their tradition behind: Development of the Lami movement in Fiji from 1949 to the 1990s People and Culture in Oceania 26A81-108ŁB
2009 Development as Detraditionalization: Historical Anthropology of the Lami movement in Fiji. (In Japanese) Tokyo: Akashishoten.
2008 Economic System and Ethnic Trait: An Analysis of the Introduction of Cooperative Assciations in the Fiji Islands. (In Japanese) Nampo-Bunka: Tenri Bulletin of South Asian Studies 35: 101–122.
2008 From Girmitiya to Twice Displaced People: A Short Note on Works and Lives of Brij Lal. (In Japanese) Journal of Folk Culture Studies 9: 42–57.
2005 Early Development of the Bula Tale Co-operative Group in Fiji Islands: Its Experimental Practice and Aftermath. People and Culture in Oceania 21: 43–59.
2005 Fijian: The Coexistence of Fijian and Indian. (In Japanese) The First People of Oceania, Tokyo: Akashi Shoten.
2005 The Formation and Development of One Counter-traditional Movement: A Case Study of the Ilami Fijian Corporation in the Republic of Fiji Islands (In Japanese) Journal of Asian and African Studies 69: 183–210.
2004 After ‘Tradition’: A Case Study about Social and Religious Activities of the Ex-Lami Members in Fiji Islands. (In Japanese) Journal of Cultural Anthropology 5: 113–128.
2004 Solomon Islanders in the Contemporary Fiji: A Case Study of Settlement in the Western Vitilevu. (In Japanese) Annual Review of Social Anthropology 30: 161–173.
2004 Endless Pouring: Kava Culture and Welcome Ceremony in Fiji. (In Japanese) Feasts of the World Tokyo: Benseishuppan.
2003 Once We Were Communists: The Bula Tale Cooperative Group Experiment and its Aftermath in Fiji. (In Japanese) Nampo-Bunka: Tenri Bulletin of South Asian Studies 30: 67–84.
2000 On Development of the Attempted Coup in Fiji, 19 of May, 2000. (In Japanese) Newsletter of Japanese Society for Oceanic Studies 68: 12–18.
2000 Introduction of Indirect Rule and Social Change in Fiji with Special Reference to the Tuka Movement. (In Japanese) Annual Review of Social Anthropology 24: 51–70.