Kazufumi Nagatsu (担当:分担執筆範囲:Maritime Diaspora and Creolization: A Genealogy of the Sama-Bajau in Insular Southeast Asia (Simplified and revised version).)National University of Singapore Press (NUS Press) 2021年07月 ISBN: 9813251255 448 323-357
Sea Nomads of Southeast Asia: From the Past to the Present, edited by Bellina, Bérénice and Roger BlenchKazufumi Nagatsu (担当:分担執筆範囲:Maritime Diaspora and Creolization: A Genealogy of the Sama-Bajau in...詳細
Kazufumi Nagatsu (担当:分担執筆範囲:Maritime Diaspora and Creolization: A Genealogy of the Sama-Bajau in Insular Southeast Asia (Simplified and revised version).)National University of Singapore Press (NUS Press) 2021年07月 ISBN: 9813251255 448 323-357
Proceedings of Asian CORE Workshop on Interface, Negotiation, and Interaction in Southeast Asia, edited by Center for Southeast Asian Studies, Kyoto University
長津 一史 (担当:分担執筆範囲:Jalan Tikus on the Sea: Persisting Maritime Frontier and Multi Layered Networks in Wallacea, pp. 55-71)Center for Southeast Asian Studies, Kyoto University. 2013年10月 55-71
Proceedings of Asian CORE Workshop on Interface, Negotiation, and Interaction in Southeast Asia, edited by Center for Southeast Asian Studies, Kyoto University長津 一史 (担当:分担執筆範囲:Jalan Tikus on the Sea: ...詳細
Proceedings of Asian CORE Workshop on Interface, Negotiation, and Interaction in Southeast Asia, edited by Center for Southeast Asian Studies, Kyoto University
長津 一史 (担当:分担執筆範囲:Jalan Tikus on the Sea: Persisting Maritime Frontier and Multi Layered Networks in Wallacea, pp. 55-71)Center for Southeast Asian Studies, Kyoto University. 2013年10月 55-71
Crossing Disciplinary Boundaries and Re-visioning Area Studies: Perspectives from Asia and Africa, edited by Maruyama Junko, et al.
長津 一史 (担当:分担執筆範囲:Cross-Border Movements and Convertibility of Maritime Networks: A Case of the Sama-Bajau in the Sulu-Makassar Sea)Kyoto: Graduate School of Asian and African Area Studies/ Center for Southeast Asian Studies, Kyoto University 2006年
Crossing Disciplinary Boundaries and Re-visioning Area Studies: Perspectives from Asia and Africa, edited by Maruyama Junko, et al.長津 一史 (担当:分担執筆範囲:Cross-Border Movements and Convertibility of Maritim...詳細
Crossing Disciplinary Boundaries and Re-visioning Area Studies: Perspectives from Asia and Africa, edited by Maruyama Junko, et al.
長津 一史 (担当:分担執筆範囲:Cross-Border Movements and Convertibility of Maritime Networks: A Case of the Sama-Bajau in the Sulu-Makassar Sea)Kyoto: Graduate School of Asian and African Area Studies/ Center for Southeast Asian Studies, Kyoto University 2006年
Korea-Japan Annual Conference of Southeast Asian Studies 2024. “Searching for Southeast Asian Powers and Wisdom in the Turmoil World.” Pukyung National University, Busan, South Korea, 2024年8月31日 2024年08月 口頭発表(基調)
基調講演「ナマコから考える—日本における東南アジア海域世界研究の意義と系譜」(英語) [招待講演]長津一史Korea-Japan Annual Conference of Southeast Asian Studies 2024. “Searching for Southeast Asian Powers and Wisdom in the Turmoil World.” Pukyung Nat...詳細
基調講演「ナマコから考える—日本における東南アジア海域世界研究の意義と系譜」(英語) [招待講演]
長津一史
Korea-Japan Annual Conference of Southeast Asian Studies 2024. “Searching for Southeast Asian Powers and Wisdom in the Turmoil World.” Pukyung National University, Busan, South Korea, 2024年8月31日 2024年08月 口頭発表(基調)
バジャウ学の30年ースラウェシ広域概査からみえたこと [招待講演]
長津一史
スラウェシ研究会(オンライン) 2024年03月 口頭発表(招待・特別)
Kesennuma-Indonesia Relations after 2011: Focusing on Discourses on the Migrant Workers [通常講演]
Nagatsu, Kazufumi
International Symposium “Religious and Theological Responses to Environmental Disaster in Asian History 2024年01月 口頭発表(一般)
Kesennuma-Indonesia Relations after 2011: Focusing on Discourses on the Migrant Workers [通常講演]Nagatsu, KazufumiInternational Symposium “Religious and Theological Responses to Environmental Disaster i...詳細
Kesennuma-Indonesia Relations after 2011: Focusing on Discourses on the Migrant Workers [通常講演]
Nagatsu, Kazufumi
International Symposium “Religious and Theological Responses to Environmental Disaster in Asian History 2024年01月 口頭発表(一般)
『亀山島』コメント―東南アジア海域世界の視点から [招待講演]
長津一史
南山大学人類学究所・東アジア人類学研究会公開シンポジウム 2023年12月 口頭発表(基調)
Introduction: Commodity, People and Frontier: An Alternative Approach to Southeast Asian History in Japan [通常講演]
Kazufumi Nagatsu
2023年度東南アジア学会研究集会・NIHU-MAPSシンポジウム Southeast Asia as Critical Crossroads: Dialogues with Anthony Reid 2023年07月 シンポジウム・ワークショップパネル(指名)
Introduction: Commodity, People and Frontier: An Alternative Approach to Southeast Asian History in Japan [通常講演]Kazufumi Nagatsu2023年度東南アジア学会研究集会・NIHU-MAPSシンポジウム Southeast Asia as Critical Crossroads...詳細
Introduction: Commodity, People and Frontier: An Alternative Approach to Southeast Asian History in Japan [通常講演]
Kazufumi Nagatsu
2023年度東南アジア学会研究集会・NIHU-MAPSシンポジウム Southeast Asia as Critical Crossroads: Dialogues with Anthony Reid 2023年07月 シンポジウム・ワークショップパネル(指名)
Social Dynamics of Diasporic Indonesian in Japan: Towards a Comparative Social History. [招待講演]
Nagatsu, Kazufumi
Online Webinar Japanese Studies in Indonesia: Crisis and Reorientation 2021年09月 公開講演,セミナー,チュートリアル,講習,講義等 ジャカルタ Research Center for Area Studies, Indonesian Institute of Sciences (LIPI) in collaboration with The Japan Foundation
Social Dynamics of Diasporic Indonesian in Japan: Towards a Comparative Social History. [招待講演]Nagatsu, KazufumiOnline Webinar Japanese Studies in Indonesia: Crisis and Reorientation 2021年09月 公開講演,セミナ...詳細
Social Dynamics of Diasporic Indonesian in Japan: Towards a Comparative Social History. [招待講演]
Nagatsu, Kazufumi
Online Webinar Japanese Studies in Indonesia: Crisis and Reorientation 2021年09月 公開講演,セミナー,チュートリアル,講習,講義等 ジャカルタ Research Center for Area Studies, Indonesian Institute of Sciences (LIPI) in collaboration with The Japan Foundation
"Political Genealogy of Creolism: The Sea Peoples’ Arts of Coping with the Authorities in Southeast Asian Maritime World" [通常講演]
Kazufumi Nagatsu
The 10th European Association for Southeast Asian Studies (EuroSEAS), Berlin: Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin, 13, Sep. 2019. 2019年09月 口頭発表(一般)
"Political Genealogy of Creolism: The Sea Peoples’ Arts of Coping with the Authorities in Southeast Asian Maritime World" [通常講演]Kazufumi NagatsuThe 10th European Association for Southeast Asian Studi...詳細
"Political Genealogy of Creolism: The Sea Peoples’ Arts of Coping with the Authorities in Southeast Asian Maritime World" [通常講演]
Kazufumi Nagatsu
The 10th European Association for Southeast Asian Studies (EuroSEAS), Berlin: Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin, 13, Sep. 2019. 2019年09月 口頭発表(一般)
The 12th International Conference on Hunting and Gathering Societies 2018年07月 シンポジウム・ワークショップパネル(公募) Penang International Society for Hunter Gatherer Research
Sea Peoples’ Creolism and its Political Settings in Southeast Asian Maritime World [通常講演]長津 一史The 12th International Conference on Hunting and Gathering Societies 2018年07月 シンポジウム・ワークショップパネル(公募) Penan...詳細
The 12th International Conference on Hunting and Gathering Societies 2018年07月 シンポジウム・ワークショップパネル(公募) Penang International Society for Hunter Gatherer Research
Asian Research Institute Cluster Seminar: Religionization at Margins in Insular Southeast Asia: Introducing Recent Southeast Asian Studies in Japan 2018年03月 口頭発表(一般) Singapore: National University of Singapore Asia Research Institute, National University of Singapore
This seminar aims at introducing recent Southeast Asian studies in Japan focusing on the religionization of marginalized peoples, such as minorities or peoples in the peripheries in Insular Southeast Asia. In the last few decades, the national religious authorities have shaped public affairs and deeply intervened in the every-day religious lives in Malaysia and Indonesia, while global non-governmental missionaries have extended their outreach activities to the least visited communities in the Philippines and Indonesia. Experiencing these modern religionization process, religious life of the marginalized peoples has changed more drastically than that of the mainstream societies. The reason is that the religious order of the modern nation-states or global missionaries is configured on the basis of the ideals, values and concepts of the mainstream societies which are often far different from those of the marginalized peoples. How have such marginalized peoples reorganized their religious lives in the religionization process? This general question will be addressed in the following three presentations in this seminar: Islamization of the Bajau in Sabah, Malaysia and eastern Indonesia; Christianization of the Sama Dilaut/Bajau in Mindanao, the Philippines; and cultural reorientation of “Bissu” or androgynous priests among the Bugis, in South Sulawesi, Indonesia.
Islamization Compared: Processes of Becoming “Pious Bajau” in Malaysia and Indonesia [通常講演]長津 一史Asian Research Institute Cluster Seminar: Religionization at Margins in Insular Southeast Asia: Introdu...詳細
Asian Research Institute Cluster Seminar: Religionization at Margins in Insular Southeast Asia: Introducing Recent Southeast Asian Studies in Japan 2018年03月 口頭発表(一般) Singapore: National University of Singapore Asia Research Institute, National University of Singapore
This seminar aims at introducing recent Southeast Asian studies in Japan focusing on the religionization of marginalized peoples, such as minorities or peoples in the peripheries in Insular Southeast Asia. In the last few decades, the national religious authorities have shaped public affairs and deeply intervened in the every-day religious lives in Malaysia and Indonesia, while global non-governmental missionaries have extended their outreach activities to the least visited communities in the Philippines and Indonesia. Experiencing these modern religionization process, religious life of the marginalized peoples has changed more drastically than that of the mainstream societies. The reason is that the religious order of the modern nation-states or global missionaries is configured on the basis of the ideals, values and concepts of the mainstream societies which are often far different from those of the marginalized peoples. How have such marginalized peoples reorganized their religious lives in the religionization process? This general question will be addressed in the following three presentations in this seminar: Islamization of the Bajau in Sabah, Malaysia and eastern Indonesia; Christianization of the Sama Dilaut/Bajau in Mindanao, the Philippines; and cultural reorientation of “Bissu” or androgynous priests among the Bugis, in South Sulawesi, Indonesia.
Maritime Movements and Ethic Reformation of the Bajau in Indonesian Maritime World [招待講演]
長津 一史
International Science Conference on Bajo Society 2017年05月 口頭発表(招待・特別) Makassar, Indonesia Hasanuddin University
Maritime Movements and Ethic Reformation of the Bajau in Indonesian Maritime World [招待講演]長津 一史International Science Conference on Bajo Society 2017年05月 口頭発表(招待・特別) Makassar, Indonesia Hasanuddin Univ...詳細
Maritime Movements and Ethic Reformation of the Bajau in Indonesian Maritime World [招待講演]
長津 一史
International Science Conference on Bajo Society 2017年05月 口頭発表(招待・特別) Makassar, Indonesia Hasanuddin University
Bajau as Maritime Creoles: Dynamic of the Ethnogenesis in Southeast Asian Maritime World [通常講演]
長津 一史
The 6th International Symposium of Jurnal Antropologi Indonesia 2016年07月 口頭発表(一般) University of Indonesia, Depok University of Indonesia
Bajau as Maritime Creoles: Dynamic of the Ethnogenesis in Southeast Asian Maritime World [通常講演]長津 一史The 6th International Symposium of Jurnal Antropologi Indonesia 2016年07月 口頭発表(一般) University of Ind...詳細
Bajau as Maritime Creoles: Dynamic of the Ethnogenesis in Southeast Asian Maritime World [通常講演]
長津 一史
The 6th International Symposium of Jurnal Antropologi Indonesia 2016年07月 口頭発表(一般) University of Indonesia, Depok University of Indonesia
Consortium for Southeast Asian Studies in Asia (SEASIA) “Southeast Asian Studies in Asia” Conference. Kyoto: Kyoto International Conference Center. 2015年12月 シンポジウム・ワークショップパネル(公募) Kyoto: Kyoto International Conference Center Consortium for Southeast Asian Studies in Asia (SEASIA)
This presentation examines the “Islamization” of the Bajau, a maritime minority, in Malaysia and Indonesia by placing the process in local, national and global contexts. “Islamization” here refers to the process through which the Bajau have regarded themselves as “authentic” Muslims and also gained status as such in local society.
The Bajau were once known as sea nomads and have so far constituted a distinctive maritime population in the region. Their settlements are dispersed widely from the southern Philippines, Sabah in Malaysia, to eastern Indonesia. Although they were once considered illegitimate Muslims by the neighboring dominant groups due to the latters’ prejudice, the Bajau are now reputed as pious Muslims in some regions.
The processes of Islamization took place partially in connection with the global trend of Islamic resurgence starting in the 1970s. The processes have been, however, well modified in accordance with the local ethnic relations or the national religious policies, as well. In what contexts have the Bajau become “pious Muslims”? How similar or different are the contexts in Malaysia and those in Indonesia? These questions form the basis of the present study. Specifically, it analyzes and compares two cases of Islamization of the Bajau in Semporna, a border town in Sabah, Malaysia and in Sapekan, a remote island of East Jawa, Indonesia.
The Making of ‘Pious Bajau’: Two Cases of Islamization at Margin in Malaysia and Indonesia, in Panel “Ethnic Re/formation at Margins: Negotiations with Global Institutions, NGOs and Missionaries in In...詳細
Consortium for Southeast Asian Studies in Asia (SEASIA) “Southeast Asian Studies in Asia” Conference. Kyoto: Kyoto International Conference Center. 2015年12月 シンポジウム・ワークショップパネル(公募) Kyoto: Kyoto International Conference Center Consortium for Southeast Asian Studies in Asia (SEASIA)
This presentation examines the “Islamization” of the Bajau, a maritime minority, in Malaysia and Indonesia by placing the process in local, national and global contexts. “Islamization” here refers to the process through which the Bajau have regarded themselves as “authentic” Muslims and also gained status as such in local society.
The Bajau were once known as sea nomads and have so far constituted a distinctive maritime population in the region. Their settlements are dispersed widely from the southern Philippines, Sabah in Malaysia, to eastern Indonesia. Although they were once considered illegitimate Muslims by the neighboring dominant groups due to the latters’ prejudice, the Bajau are now reputed as pious Muslims in some regions.
The processes of Islamization took place partially in connection with the global trend of Islamic resurgence starting in the 1970s. The processes have been, however, well modified in accordance with the local ethnic relations or the national religious policies, as well. In what contexts have the Bajau become “pious Muslims”? How similar or different are the contexts in Malaysia and those in Indonesia? These questions form the basis of the present study. Specifically, it analyzes and compares two cases of Islamization of the Bajau in Semporna, a border town in Sabah, Malaysia and in Sapekan, a remote island of East Jawa, Indonesia.
Orang Bajau sebagai Kreol Maritim: Ethnogesnesis dan Kontek Sosio-ekologinya di Laut Wallacea [招待講演]
長津 一史
Seminar Nasional: Peranan Geografi dalam Mendukung Kedaulatan Pangan, Cibinon: Badan Informasi Geospasial 2015年04月 口頭発表(招待・特別)
Orang Bajau sebagai Kreol Maritim: Ethnogesnesis dan Kontek Sosio-ekologinya di Laut Wallacea [招待講演]長津 一史Seminar Nasional: Peranan Geografi dalam Mendukung Kedaulatan Pangan, Cibinon: Badan Informasi...詳細
Orang Bajau sebagai Kreol Maritim: Ethnogesnesis dan Kontek Sosio-ekologinya di Laut Wallacea [招待講演]
長津 一史
Seminar Nasional: Peranan Geografi dalam Mendukung Kedaulatan Pangan, Cibinon: Badan Informasi Geospasial 2015年04月 口頭発表(招待・特別)
International Borneo Research Council Conference (BRC 2014), Kota Kinabalu: Universiti Malaysia Sabah (UMS) 2014年08月 口頭発表(招待・特別) Kota Kinabalu, Sabah, Malaysia The Borneo Research Council (BRC)
The Bajau as a Maritime Creole: Periphery, Mobility and Ethnic Process in Wallacean Sea, Southeast Asia [通常講演]長津 一史International Borneo Research Council Conference (BRC 2014), Kota Kinabalu: Universi...詳細
International Borneo Research Council Conference (BRC 2014), Kota Kinabalu: Universiti Malaysia Sabah (UMS) 2014年08月 口頭発表(招待・特別) Kota Kinabalu, Sabah, Malaysia The Borneo Research Council (BRC)
The 14th IUAES: International Union of Anthropological and Ethnological Sciences, Chiba: Makuhari Messe 2014年05月 口頭発表(一般) Makuhari Messe, Chiba IUAES (International Union of Anthropological and Ethnological Sciences)
This paper deals with the ethnogenesis of the Bajau as a maritime creole in Insular Southeast Asia. It aims at examining highly hybrid natures of their ethnic background and socio-ecological contexts of the environment where the mobile aquatic population have maintained such hybrid natures.
Ethnogenesis of the Bajau as a Maritime Creole and its Socio-ecological Contexts in Wallacean Sea, Southeast Asia [通常講演]長津 一史The 14th IUAES: International Union of Anthropological and Ethnological Sc...詳細
The 14th IUAES: International Union of Anthropological and Ethnological Sciences, Chiba: Makuhari Messe 2014年05月 口頭発表(一般) Makuhari Messe, Chiba IUAES (International Union of Anthropological and Ethnological Sciences)
This paper deals with the ethnogenesis of the Bajau as a maritime creole in Insular Southeast Asia. It aims at examining highly hybrid natures of their ethnic background and socio-ecological contexts of the environment where the mobile aquatic population have maintained such hybrid natures.
New Maneuver through Old Network: Maritime Folks’ Trading of Sea Turtle and Used Clothes in Wallacea [通常講演]
長津 一史
Asian CORE Program Seminar “Interface, Negotiation, and Interaction in Southeast Asia, Kyoto: CSEAS, Kyoto University 2014年02月 口頭発表(一般)
New Maneuver through Old Network: Maritime Folks’ Trading of Sea Turtle and Used Clothes in Wallacea [通常講演]長津 一史Asian CORE Program Seminar “Interface, Negotiation, and Interaction in Southeast Asia, ...詳細
New Maneuver through Old Network: Maritime Folks’ Trading of Sea Turtle and Used Clothes in Wallacea [通常講演]
長津 一史
Asian CORE Program Seminar “Interface, Negotiation, and Interaction in Southeast Asia, Kyoto: CSEAS, Kyoto University 2014年02月 口頭発表(一般)
From Tortoise Shell to Grouper: Marine Resource Exploitation and the Making of Maritime Creole in Wallacea [招待講演]
長津 一史
International Workshop: World History for Current Issues: Environmental Issues, Globalization, and Conflicts 2013年10月 口頭発表(招待・特別) Hongo Campus, The University of Tokyo, Tokyo Global History Collaborative
My research is concerned with the marine resource exploitation and its significance in the making process of “maritime creoles” in Wallacean Sea. In Insular Southeast Asia, sea-oriented peoples of varied origins have occasionally emerged or formed a maritime creole. The Malay are a well-known sea-oriented ethnic group of which ancestors are of highly hybrid in nature. The Balangigi who were once recorded as pirates in the western literature may also be such a creole group. The proposed research pays special attention to the Sama-Bajau as the maritime creole.
Through the analyse, it aims at understanding 1) patterns of their marine resource exploitation, 2) structures of the fishing and trading networks of the marine products and 3) socio-ecological characteristics at a certain maritime environment where the maritime folk have maintained and reconstructed highly hybrid natures in relation to the formation of their community and identity.
With an approximate population of 1,100,000, many of the Sama-Bajau live along coasts and on islands. Their settlements are dispersed widely over the southern Philippines, coasts of Sabah, Malaysia, and eastern Indonesia. They constitute one of the most distinctive maritime folks in Insular Southeast Asia. It is in my understanding less significant to seek their “true” origin from the historical essentialists’ viewpoint, as the Sama-Bajau and the neighbouring communities are supposed to have constantly converted their ethnic identification from non-Sama-Bajau into Sama-Bajau, or vice versa. Their marine resource exploitation and network formation are considered to be a key to understanding the making process of the Sama-Bajau as a maritime creole.
The discussion will focus on the use and trade of sea turtle (Eretmochelys imbricate and Chelonia mydas), tropical trepang (Holothuriidae spp.) or live groupers (Plectropomus leopardus and others), which have been exported exclusively to the Chinese markets. The Sama-Bajau have long and most intensively been involved in the fishing of these products in Southeast Asia.
The study pays particular attention to the cases of the Sama-Bajau in Kangean islands, East Jawa and the other parts of eastern Indonesia, although it partially refers to the cases of the Sama-Bajau in Sulu Archipelago, the Philippines and Sabah, Malaysia. The Kangean islands are situated at the nodal point of major sea routes, i.e. Jawa Sea, Makassar Straits and Flores Sea. The study is mainly based on the statistical and spatial data, such as censuses or GIS, and the fieldworks which I have conducted among the Sama-Bajau villages since 1995.
From Tortoise Shell to Grouper: Marine Resource Exploitation and the Making of Maritime Creole in Wallacea [招待講演]長津 一史International Workshop: World History for Current Issues: Environmental Issues, G...詳細
From Tortoise Shell to Grouper: Marine Resource Exploitation and the Making of Maritime Creole in Wallacea [招待講演]
長津 一史
International Workshop: World History for Current Issues: Environmental Issues, Globalization, and Conflicts 2013年10月 口頭発表(招待・特別) Hongo Campus, The University of Tokyo, Tokyo Global History Collaborative
My research is concerned with the marine resource exploitation and its significance in the making process of “maritime creoles” in Wallacean Sea. In Insular Southeast Asia, sea-oriented peoples of varied origins have occasionally emerged or formed a maritime creole. The Malay are a well-known sea-oriented ethnic group of which ancestors are of highly hybrid in nature. The Balangigi who were once recorded as pirates in the western literature may also be such a creole group. The proposed research pays special attention to the Sama-Bajau as the maritime creole.
Through the analyse, it aims at understanding 1) patterns of their marine resource exploitation, 2) structures of the fishing and trading networks of the marine products and 3) socio-ecological characteristics at a certain maritime environment where the maritime folk have maintained and reconstructed highly hybrid natures in relation to the formation of their community and identity.
With an approximate population of 1,100,000, many of the Sama-Bajau live along coasts and on islands. Their settlements are dispersed widely over the southern Philippines, coasts of Sabah, Malaysia, and eastern Indonesia. They constitute one of the most distinctive maritime folks in Insular Southeast Asia. It is in my understanding less significant to seek their “true” origin from the historical essentialists’ viewpoint, as the Sama-Bajau and the neighbouring communities are supposed to have constantly converted their ethnic identification from non-Sama-Bajau into Sama-Bajau, or vice versa. Their marine resource exploitation and network formation are considered to be a key to understanding the making process of the Sama-Bajau as a maritime creole.
The discussion will focus on the use and trade of sea turtle (Eretmochelys imbricate and Chelonia mydas), tropical trepang (Holothuriidae spp.) or live groupers (Plectropomus leopardus and others), which have been exported exclusively to the Chinese markets. The Sama-Bajau have long and most intensively been involved in the fishing of these products in Southeast Asia.
The study pays particular attention to the cases of the Sama-Bajau in Kangean islands, East Jawa and the other parts of eastern Indonesia, although it partially refers to the cases of the Sama-Bajau in Sulu Archipelago, the Philippines and Sabah, Malaysia. The Kangean islands are situated at the nodal point of major sea routes, i.e. Jawa Sea, Makassar Straits and Flores Sea. The study is mainly based on the statistical and spatial data, such as censuses or GIS, and the fieldworks which I have conducted among the Sama-Bajau villages since 1995.
ワシントン条約(CITES)の附属書 I および II に掲載された水棲動物を分析した結果、これまで食用に商業的に利用されてきた水産物の記載が、2000 年以降に目立つ傾向があきらかとなった。このことは、野生生物保護と食料安全保障とが対立しうる課題であることを意味している。類似の事例として、国立公園内で保護されているアフリカゾウが、国立公園に隣接する畑作地を荒らし、農作物被害をもたらしている例を指摘できる。生物資源の持続可能な利用について、より多角的な検討が必要である。
生態資源管理と文化多様性保全をめぐる当事者間対話の構築-東南アジア多島海を中心として文部科学省:科学研究費補助金(基盤研究(B))研究期間 : 2010年 -2012年 代表者 : 赤嶺 淳; 落合 雪野; 岩井 雪乃; 長津 一史 ワシントン条約(CITES)の附属書 I および II に掲載された水棲動物を分析した結果、これまで食用に商業的に利用されてきた水産物の記載が、2000 年以降に目立...詳細
ワシントン条約(CITES)の附属書 I および II に掲載された水棲動物を分析した結果、これまで食用に商業的に利用されてきた水産物の記載が、2000 年以降に目立つ傾向があきらかとなった。このことは、野生生物保護と食料安全保障とが対立しうる課題であることを意味している。類似の事例として、国立公園内で保護されているアフリカゾウが、国立公園に隣接する畑作地を荒らし、農作物被害をもたらしている例を指摘できる。生物資源の持続可能な利用について、より多角的な検討が必要である。