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Sociology in East Asia and Its Struggle for Creativity
Editor: Su-Hoon Lee
Contents [ 109 Kb]
Introduction. Sociology from an East Asian Perspectivy by Su-Hoon Lee [ 597 Kb]
Institutionalization of Sociology in Korea by Myoung Kyu Park [ 230 Kb]
Institutionalization of Sociology in Japan by Shoji Kokichi [ 427 Kb]
Institutionalization of Sociology in China by Ma Rong [ 188 Kb]
Issues of the Institutionalization of Sociology in Taiwan by Hsin-Huang Michael Hsiao [ 442 Kb]
Toward Culturally "Independent" Social Science: The Issue of Indigenization in East Asia by Kim Kyong-Dong [ 399 Kb]
Western Theory, East Asian Realities and the Social by Syed Farid Alatas [ 408 Kb]
Sociology in Korea and Gender Issues by Chin Sung Chung [ 234 Kb]
Women in Chinese Economic Development by Aiguo Lu [ 322 Kb]
Learning from Odd Cases: A Hong Kong Perspective by Tai Lok Lui [ 320 Kb]
The Confucian Tradition of Civil Society as a Rich Terrain for Sociological Discourse by Hein Cho [ 288 Kb]
Why Do We Need a Reflexive Sociology in East Asia? by Sang-Jin Han [ 257 Kb]
Proceedings of the ISA Conference for Eastern Asia
Seoul, Korea, November 22-23, 1996
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