Books

• Nagasawa, Eiji. Modern Egypt through Japanese Eyes, A Study on Intellectual and Socio-economic Aspects of Egyptian Nationalism. Cairo: Merit Publishing House, 2009.12.
• Nagasawa, Eiji. Nishi-Ajia-shi 1: Arabu. Vol. 8 of The Sekai kakkoku-shi (shimpan). Tokyo: Yamakawa Shuppansha, 2002. (in Japanese)
• Nagasawa, Eiji. Ejiputo nogyo rodo-ryoku no dotai. Vol. D97-19 of The Discussion Paper. Kunitachi: Institute of Economic Research, Hitotsubashi Unversity, 1998. (in Japanese)
• Nagasawa, Eiji. Rekishi to bunka: Ejiputo. Tokyo: Shinchosha, 1996. (in Japanese)
• Nagasawa, Eiji. Bunken kaidai Higashi-Arabu kin-gendai-shi kenkyu. Vol. 33 of The Bunken kaidai. Tokyo: IDE, 1989. (in Japanese)
• Nagasawa, Eiji. Ejiputo no nogyo: genjo to kaihatsu no kadai. Vol. 19 of The Kaigai nogyo kaihatsu chosa kenkyu kunibetsu kenkyu shirizu. Tokyo: Association for International Cooperation of Agriculture & Forestry, 1984. (in Japanese)

Edited Books

• Nagasawa, Eiji, and Misako Ikeda, eds. A Guide to Parliamentary Records in Monarchical Egypt. Tokyo: The Toyo Bunko, 2007.
• Nagasawa, Eiji, ed. Chu-To shokoku ni okeru seiji josei oyobi keizai-to no genjo to kongo no tembo (Zaimu-sho itaku kenkyu hokoku-sho). Tokyo: Mizuho Research Institute, 2006. (in Japanese)
• Nagasawa, Eiji, ed. Chu-To shokoku ni okeru seiji josei oyobi keizai-to no genjo to kongo no tembo (Zaimu-sho itaku kenkyu hokoku-sho). Tokyo: Mizuho Research Institute, 2005. (in Japanese)
• Nagasawa, Eiji, ed. Chu-To shokoku ni okeru seiji josei oyobi keizai-to no genjo to kongo no tembo (Zaimu-sho itaku kenkyu hokoku-sho). Tokyo: Fuji Research Institute Corporation, 2003. (in Japanese)
• Nagasawa, Eiji, and Seiji Kimura, eds. Chiiki e no tembo. Vol. 12 of The Chiiki no sekai-shi. Tokyo: Yamakawa Shuppansha, 2000. (in Japanese)
• Nagasawa, Eiji, ed. Chuto, seiji, shakai:Middle East・ Politics・ Society Chiiki kenkyu shirizu. Tokyo: IDE, 1991. (in Japanese)
• Nagasawa, Eiji, ed. Higashi-Arabu shakai hen’yo no kozu:A System of the Social Change of Eastern Arab. Vol. 392 of The Kenkyu sosho. Tokyo: IDE, 1990. (in Japanese)
• Nagasawa, Eiji, ed. Chu-To shokoku ni okeru seiji josei oyobi keizai-to no genjo to kongo no tembo (Zaimu-sho itaku kenkyu hokoku-sho). Tokyo: Mizuho Research Institute,. (in Japanese)

Articles and Book Chapters

• Nagasawa, Eiji. “Henri Curiel: A Jewish Egyptian Dedicated to Peace and Socialism.”Mediterranean Review 2016.6.
• Nagasawa, Eiji. “The Future of Post-Colonial Regimes in the Arab World” (in Arabic).”Idafat (Bulletin of the Arab Association of Sociology): the Arab Association of Sociology 31, no. 31-32 2015.10: 134-140. (in Arabic)
• Nagasawa, Eiji. “Some Reflections on Scenario Planning for the Middle East (in Arabic).”Mediterranean World: Hitotusbashi University Mediterranean Studies Group, no. 22 2015.3: 169-82.
• Nagasawa, Eiji. “Historical Dynamism of the Arab Revolution.” The Middle East Turmoil and Japanese Response – For a Sustainable Regional Peacekeeping System－. Edited by Hitoshi Suzuki. Chiba: Institute of Developing Economies, 2013: 104-122.
• Nagasawa, Eiji. “Comparing Two Egyptian Revolutions.”Mediterranean World, no. 21 2012.6: 267-81.
• Nagasawa, Eiji. “Rashda: System of Irrigation and Cultivation in a Village in Dakhla Oasis.”Mediterranean World, no. 20 2010.6: 1-46.
• Nagasawa, Eiji. “Historical Contexts of Economic Reform in Egypt.”Mediterranean World XIX 2008.6: 57-77.
• Nagasawa, Eiji. “Historical Contexts of Economic Reform in Egypt.”Mediterranean World, no. 18 2008.6.
• Eiji, Nagasawa. “monko kaiho go ejiputo no yawarakai kokka to toshi no shakai fuan to shakai undo:Urban Unrest and Social Movements under the ‘Soft State’ after Introduction of the Open-Door Policy in Egypt.”kokyo kenkyu, Chiba: Chiba　University 2007.12: 44-46. (in Japanese)
• Eiji, Nagasawa. “keizai kaikaku no rekishiteki keii:Historical Contexts of Economic Reform.” ejiputo no seiji to keizai:Political Economy of Egypt. Edited by Yamada Toshikazu. Chiba: アジア経済研究所, 2007: 89-114. (in Japanese)
• Nagasawa, Eiji. “Shimbun sangyo (Isuramu no).” Shoyu to seisan. Edited by Minoru Kawakita. Vol. 13, Rekishi-gaku jiten:Encyclopedia of historiography. Tokyo: Kobundo, 2006. (in Japanese)
• Nagasawa, Eiji. “Inventing the Geography of Egyptian Nationalism (Wataniya): A Review of Gamal Hamdan’s The Personality of Egypt and His Personal History.”Mediterranean World, Kunitachi: The Mediterranean Studies Group, Hitotsubashi University, no. 18 2006: 271-318.
• Nagasawa, Eiji. “Saikin no Chu-To josei to kongo no kaikaku no yukue.” Chu-To shokoku ni okeru seiji josei oyobi keizai-to no genjo to kongo no tembo (Zaimu-sho itaku kenkyu hokoku-sho). Tokyo: Mizuho Research Institute, 2006: 84-106. (in Japanese)
• Nagasawa, Eiji. “Iraku mondai to Chu-To shokoku no josei.” Chu-To shokoku ni okeru seiji josei oyobi keizai-to no genjo no kongo no tembo (Zaimu-sho itaku kenkyu hokoku-sho). Edited by Eiji Nagasawa. Tokyo: Mizuho Research Institute, 2005: 21-31. (in Japanese)
• Nagasawa, Eiji. “Chu-To chiiki shisutemu to kokusai shakai no kan’yo.” Chu-To shokoku ni okeru seiji josei oyobi keizai-to no genjo to kongo no tembo (Zaimu-sho itaku kenkyu hokoku-sho). Edited by Eiji Nagasawa. Tokyo: Mizuho Research Institute, 2005: 112-124. (in Japanese)
• Nagasawa, Eiji. Isuramu sekai:The World of Islam, Tokyo: Association for Islamic Studies in Japan 65 2005: 87-93. (in Japanese)
• Nagasawa, Eiji. “A Jewish Egyptian Marxist Intellectual and his Inquiry into the Popular Heritage.”Memoirs of the Research Department of The Toyo Bunko, Tokyo: Toyo Bunko 62 2004: 81-100.
• Nagasawa, Eiji. “Arabu kyosan-shugi-sha no junan.” Isuramu chiiki no minshu undo to minshu-ka:Popular movements and democratization in the Islamic regions. Edited by Masatoshi Kisaichi, and Yoshiko Kurita. Vol. 3, Isuramu chiiki kenkyu sosho:Islamic area studies. Tokyo: University of Tokyo Press, 2004: 127-150. (in Japanese)
• Nagasawa, Eiji. “Futari no Arabisuto.”Keiyu, Tokyo: Keiyukai, University of Tokyo 160 2004: 115-119. (in Japanese)
• Nagasawa, Eiji. “Chu-To ni okeru minshu shugi: Ejiputo no minshu-ka to keizai kaikaku o megutte.”Chiiki kenkyu:JCAS review, Suita: The Japan Center for Area Studies, National Museum of Ethnology 6, no. 1 2004: 142-145. (in Japanese)
• Nagasawa, Eiji. “Ajia kenkyu joho Gateway’ e no shotai.”Asu no Toyo-gaku:RICAS newsletter, Tokyo: Research and Information Center for Asian Studies, Institute of Oriental Cultute, University of Tokyo 11 2004: 2-4. (in Japanese)
• Nagasawa, Eiji. “Chiiki no shiso o shiru: Ejiputo no Chiri-gakusha Gamaru Himudan no sekai.” Ajia-gaku no shorai-zo:The future image of Asian studies. Edited by Tokyo Daigaku Toyo-bunka Kenkyu-sho. Tokyo: University of Tokyo Press, 2003: 201-227. (in Japanese)
• Nagasawa, Eiji. “Ejiputo chishiki-jin to bunka-teki juso-sei: Gamaru Himudan cho’Ejiputo no kosei’ o megutte.” Nishi-Ajia shakai no juso-teki kozo. Edited by Masatake Matsubara, and Akira Goto. no. 5, JCAS renkei kenkyu seika hokoku:JCAS Area Studies Research Reports. Suita: The Japan Center for Area Studies, National Museum of Ethnology, 2003: 79-104. (in Japanese)
• Nagasawa, Eiji. Shakai-keizai-shigaku:The journal of the Socio and Economic History, Tokyo: Socio-Economic History Society 69, no. 1 2003: 103-105. (in Japanese)
• Nagasawa, Eiji. “Ejiputo: daitoryo kokei mondai to seiji keizai kaikaku no tembo.” Chu-To shokoku ni okeru seiji josei oyobi keizai-to no genjo to kongo no tembo (Zaimu-sho itaku kenkyu hokoku-sho). Edited by Eiji Nagasawa. Tokyo: Fuji Research Institute Corporation, 2003: 116-127. (in Japanese)
• Nagasawa, Eiji. “Hofuku no kanki no sakebi.”Chu-To kenkyu:Journal of middle eastern studies, Tokyo: The Middle East Researcj Institute of Japan Ⅳ 2003: 74-75. (in Japanese)
• Nagasawa, Eiji. “Tomahoku de Iraku wa minshu-ka suru ka.”Gendai shiso, Tokyo: Seidosha 31, no. 5 2003: 80-85. (in Japanese)
• Nagasawa, Eiji. “Saiko no tosho-kan to korekara no tosho-kan.”Aji-ken warudo torendo, Chiba: Institute of Developing Economies, no. 90 2003: 4-5. (in Japanese)
• Nagasawa, Eiji. “Social Scientific Research on the Middle East in Japan: Focusing on Research Activities at the Institute of Developing Economies.”Nihon Chu-To gakkai nempo:Annals of Japan Association for Middle East Studies, Tokyo: Japan Association for Middle East Studies 17, no. 2 2002: 61-92. (in Japanese)
• Nagasawa, Eiji. “Crisis of Global Modernization and Radical Social Movements: Japan and Egypt:Crisis of Global Modernization and Radical Social Movements: Japan and Egypt.” Social Movements and Political Dynamism in the Middle East: In the Era of Globalization. Vol. 4, International Workshop Series. Chiba: Institute of Developing Economies, 2002: 101-120. (in Japanese)
• Nagasawa, Eiji. “Gendai Arabu no kokka to shakai.” Nishi-Ajia-shi 1: Arabu. Edited by Tsugitaka Sato. Vol. 8, Sekai kakkoku-shi (shimpan). Tokyo: Yamakawa Shuppansha, 2002: 452-528. (in Japanese)
• Nagasawa, Eiji. Mimpaku tsushin, Suita: National Museum of Ethnology, no. 98 2002: 25-25. (in Japanese)
• Nagasawa, Eiji. “The Development of Etatism and `National Bourgeoisie’ in Egypt.” State Formation and Ethnic Relations in the Middle East. Edited by Akira Usuki. Suita: The Japan Center for Area Studies, National Museum of Ethnology, 2001: 219-235.
• Nagasawa, Eiji. “Gendai media to Isuramu.” Ajia o shireba sekai ga mieru. Edited by Tokyo Daigaku Toyo-bunka Kenkyu-sho. Tokyo: Shogakukan, 2001: 72-82. (in Japanese)
• Nagasawa, Eiji. “Mata nando-me ka no wangan senso: gendai media to Isuramu.”Hon no mado, Tokyo: Shogakukan 2001: 10-13. (in Japanese)
• Nagasawa, Eiji. “Ataba no musume jiken o yomu: gendai Ejiputo shakai ni okeru sei no shocho-sei.”Chiiki kenkyu ronshu:JCAS review, Suita: The Japan Center for Area Studies, National Museum of Ethnology 3, no. 2 2000: 37-62. (in Japanese)
• Nagasawa, Eiji. “Arabu shugi no genzai:Presentness of the Arab Principle.” Chiiki e no tembo:The View to Areas. Edited by Yasuji Kimura, and Eiji Nagasawa. Vol. 12, Chiiki no sekai-shi:World History of Regions. Tokyo: Yamakawa Shuppansha, 2000: 14-52. (in Japanese)
• Nagasawa, Eiji. “Gendai Ejiputo no shakai mondai to NGO.”Isuramu sekai:The World of Islam, Tokyo: Association for Islamic Studies in Japan 54 2000: 56-70. (in Japanese)
• Nagasawa, Eiji. “Shonen ga mita Ejiputo 1919 nen kakumei:The 1919 Revolution in Egypt Observed through a Boy’s Eyes.” Shokumin-chi taiken: Jinrui-gaku to Rekishi-gaku kara no apurochi:Experiences in Colonies: Approaches from Anthropology and History. Edited by Hideyo Kurimoto, and Kumie Inose. Kyoto: Jimbun Shoin, 1999: 243-262. (in Japanese)
• Nagasawa, Eiji. “The 1919 Revolution in Egypt Observed through a Boy’s Eyes.”Mediterranean World, Kunitachi: The Mediterranean Studies Group, Hitotsubashi University, no. 15 1998: 87-98.
• Nagasawa, Eiji. “Isuramu sekai no hirogari to ho-chitsujo: Kato hokoku ni yosete:A Spread and Law in the Islamic World: To Kato Report.” Rekishi sozo no jiri to hori. Vol. 7, Hikaku-ho-shi kenkyu: shiso, seido, shakai:Studies of the History of Comparative Law: Idea, System, Society. Osaka: 比較法制研究所, 1998: 112-118. (in Japanese)
• Nagasawa, Eiji. “Chu-To no kaihatsu taisei: Ejiputo ni okeru etatizumu no keisei.” Kaihatsu shugi:Developmentalism. Edited by Akira Suehiro. Vol. 4, 20 seiki shisutemu:The 20th-century Global System. Tokyo: University of Tokyo Press, 1998: 207-238. (in Japanese)
• Nagasawa, Eiji. “Arabu sekai o ido suru rodo-ryoku no nami: rodo shijo.” Arabu. Edited by Kazuo Otsuka, Kurashi ga wakaru Ajia tokuhon. Tokyo: Kawade Shobo Shinsha, 1998: 192-198. (in Japanese)
• Nagasawa, Eiji. “Chu-To.” Waga-kuni no no-ringyo kaihatsu kyoryoku 40 nen shi. Edited by Kokusai No-ringyo Kyoryoku Kyokai, 1998: 156-158. (in Japanese)
• Nagasawa, Eiji. “Ejiputo no chuo shuken-sei: Gamaru Himudan cho ‘Ejiputo no kosei’ o megutte.” Chu-To ni okeru chuo kenryoku to chiiki-sei: Iran to Ejiputo. Edited by Akira Goto, and Hitoshi Suzuki. Vol. 479, Kenkyu sosho. Tokyo: IDE, 1997: 59-119. (in Japanese)
• Nagasawa, Eiji. “Ejiputo.” Ima, naze ‘kaihatsu to bunka’ nano ka. Vol. 1, Iwanami koza “kaihatsu to bunka”. Tokyo: Iwanami Shoten, 1997: 258-260. (in Japanese)
• Nagasawa, Eiji. “Ejiputo.” Chu-To shokoku ni okeru minshu-ka to seito, seiji soshiki no kenkyu. Edited by Yasushi Kosugi. Tokyo: The Japan Institute of International Affairs, 1997: 91-96. (in Japanese)
• Nagasawa, Eiji. “Ejiputo: ‘Naseru no Ejiputo’ wa kawatta ka.” Chu-To shokoku no seiji keizai kozo to seisaku kettei no kihon joken. Edited by Yasuhi Kosugi. Tokyo: The Japan Institute of International Affairs, 1997: 18-32. (in Japanese)
• Nagasawa, Eiji. “The Middle East: Politics and Society.” Understanding the Developing World: Thirty-five years of Area Studies at the IDE. Edited by Hiroishi Yamaguchi, and Hiroshi Sato. Tokyo: IDE, 1996: 133-141.
• Nagasawa, Eiji. “Ejiputo: kangai seido kaikaku no shin-dankai:Egypt: The New Stage of the Reform of an Irrigation System.” Ajia no kangai seido: mizu riyo no koritsu-ka ni mukete:Irrigation System in Asia: Towards the Promotion of Water Supplies. Edited by Kenzo Horii, Takashi Shinoda, and Hirokazu Tada. Tokyo: Shinhyoron, 1996: 419-459. (in Japanese)
• Nagasawa, Eiji. “Aru Ejiputo chishiki-jin ni yoru minshu-teki shiso e no sekkin: Ahamado Sadiku Saato kenkyu 2.”Jochi Ajia-gaku:The Journal of Sophia Asian studies, Tokyo: Institute of Asian Cultures, Sophia University 14 1996: 75-85. (in Japanese)
• Nagasawa, Eiji. “Ejiputo-jin Yudaya-kyoto to Marukusu shugi undo: Ahamado Sadiku Saado kenkyu 1.”Hitotsubashi ronso:The Hitotsubashi review, Tokyo: Nihon Hyoronsha 116, no. 4 1996: 726-747. (in Japanese)
• Nagasawa, Eiji. Isuramu sekai:The World of Islam, Tokyo: Association for Islamic Studies in Japan 46 1996: 34-40. (in Japanese)
• Nagasawa, Eiji. “Isuramu undo to Ejiputo noson.” Ejiputo no genri shugi undo genjo to bunseki. Edited by Nihon Isuramu kyokai. Tokyo: Association for Islamic Studies in Japan, 1996: 87-108. (in Japanese)
• Nagasawa, Eiji. “An Autobiography as ‘Case Study’ of an Egyptian Sociologist: Sayyid ‘Umays, The History which I Carry on My Back.”Mediterranean World, Kunitachi: The Mediterranean Studies Group, Hitotsubashi University, no. 14 1995: 70-76.
• Nagasawa, Eiji. Ajia keizai:Monthly journal of the Institute of Developing Economics, Tokyo: Institute of Developing Economies 36, no. 10 1995: 80-84. (in Japanese)
• Nagasawa, Eiji. “Ejiputo: hodo no jiyu-ka o megutte.” Dai san sekai no masu-media. Edited by Ajia Keizai Kenkyu-sho. Tokyo: Akashi Shoten, 1995: 175-180. (in Japanese)
• Nagasawa, Eiji. “Kindai Ejiputo no soncho-shoku o meguru kenryoku kankei.” Chu-To ni okeru kokka to kenryoku kozo. Edited by Takeji Ino. Vol. 445, Kenkyu sosho. Tokyo: Institute of Developing Economies, 1994: 147-214. (in Japanese)
• Nagasawa, Eiji. “Sekiyu no tomi’ to imin rodo: Chu-To san’yu-koku e no rodo-ryoku ido.” Kokusai rodo ido to gaikoku-jin rodo-sha. Edited by Kiriro Morita. Tokyo: Dobunkan Shuppan, 1994: 93-135. (in Japanese)
• Nagasawa, Eiji. “Kindai Ejiputo ni okeru kangai seido no tenkai.” Ajia kangai seido hikaku kenkyu shiron. Edited by Kenzo Horii. Tokyo: Institute of Contemporary Asian Studies, Daito Bunka University, 1994: 245-268. (in Japanese)
• Nagasawa, Eiji, and Yuzo Itagaki. “The Present in History and Areal Science: A View of the Contemporary Middle East.”Nilo-Ethiopian Studies 2 1994.1.
• Nagasawa, Eiji. “Gendai Arabu shiso kenkyu no tame no oboe-gaki: shiso-teki kiki to dai 2 no Nafuda:Memo for the Study of the Present Arabic Thought : An Ideological Crisis and the 2nd NAFDA.” Chu-To shokoku ni okeru seiji keizai hendo no shoso:The Aspects of the Political and Economc Change in in the Middle Eastern Countries. Edited by Takeji Ino. Vol. 430, Kenkyu sosho. Tokyo: IDE, 1993: 3-45. (in Japanese)
• Nagasawa, Eiji. “Gendai Arabu shiso to minshu-teki isan.”Hitotsubashi ronso:The Hitotsubashi review, Tokyo: Nihon Hyoronsha 110, no. 4 1993: 537-555. (in Japanese)
• Nagasawa, Eiji. “An Introductory Note on Contemporary Arabic Thought.”Mediterranean World, Kunitachi: The Mediterranean Studies Group, Hitotsubashi University, no. 13 1992: 65-71.
• Nagasawa, Eiji. “Ejiputo menka keizai ni okeru ‘fu-jiyu na chin-rodo’: Izuba-gata rodo seido o megutte.”Rekishi-gaku kenkyu:Journal of historical studies, Tokyo: The Historical Science Society of Japan, no. 638 1992: 110-121. (in Japanese)
• Nagasawa, Eiji. “Toshi-ka to shakai-teki rentai: Kami-Ejiputo noson to Arekisandoria-shi kowan rodo-sha shakai to no jirei hikaku.” Chu-To no minshu to shakai ishiki. Edited by Hiromasa Kano. Vol. 405, Kenkyu sosho. Tokyo: Institute of Developing Economies, 1991: 211-262. (in Japanese)
• Nagasawa, Eiji. “Sekai mengyo no tenkai to Ejiputo noson no rodo-ryoku mondai.” Sekai no kozo-ka. Vol. 10, Sekai-shi o tou. Tokyo: Iwanami Shoten, 1991: 105-132. (in Japanese)
• Nagasawa, Eiji. “Asuwan Haidamu no kenzo ga kankyo ni ataeta eikyo ni tsuite.”Kankyo joho kagaku:Environmental information science, Tokyo: Center for Environmental Information Science 19, no. 3 1990: 6-12. (in Japanese)
• Nagasawa, Eiji. “Ejiputo shihon shugi ronso no kozu to haikei.” Higashi-Arabu shakai hen’yo no kozu. Edited by Eiji Nagasawa. Vol. 392, Kenkyu sosho. Tokyo: Institute of Developing Economies, 1990: 102-257. (in Japanese)
• Nagasawa, Eiji. “Ejiputo ni okeru kazoku kankei no kindai-ka.”Gendai no Chu-To:The Contemporary Middle East, Tokyo: Institute of Developing Economies, no. 2 1987. (in Japanese)
• Nagasawa, Eiji. “Ejiputo no nogyo rodo-ryoku to rodo ido.” Ejiputo keizai to rodo ido. Edited by Hiroaki Suzuki. Vol. 353, Kenkyu sosho. Tokyo: Institute of Developing Economies, 1986: 93-149. (in Japanese)
• Nagasawa, Eiji. “Ejiputo: shokuryo hojo-kin to toshi hinkon-so.” Chu-To no kaihatsu to togo. Edited by Kazuo Miyaji. Vol. 67, Ajia o miru me. Tokyo: Institute of Developing Economies, 1985: 114-136. (in Japanese)
• Nagasawa, Eiji. “Ejiputo no ido rodo-sha.”Ajia keizai:Monthly journal of the Institute of Developing Economics, Tokyo: Institute of Developing Economies 21, no. 11 1980: 57-75. (in Japanese)
• Nagasawa, Eiji. “Kindai Ejiputo no kokka to shakai.” Afurika 1: sosetsu, Isuramu-Afirika, Echiopia. Edited by Kazunobu Ikeya, Ren’ya Sato, and Shin’ichi Takeuchi, Shin sekai chiri: daichi to ningen no monogatari. Tokyo: Asakura Shoten. (in Japanese)

Conference

• Nagasawa, Eiji. ““Thawra and Nation State System in the Arab World”(in Arabic).” Presented at the 東京外国語大学アジアアフリカ言語文化研究所ベイルート中東研究日本センター, 東京外国語大学アジアアフリカ言語文化研究所ベイルート中東研究日本センター, March 19 2015.
• Nagasawa, Eiji. “Migration and Regional Identity in the Middle East.” Presented at the Conference Proceedings Asia in the Twenty-First Century towards a New Framework of Asian Studies, Tokyo, 1996, Institute of Oriental Culture, University of Tokyo: 88-97.