The 3rd Annual Forum, Hakusan Anthropological Society 　 第3回白山人類学研究フォーラム The workshop is co-organized by Research Project on "Comparative Area Studies on Maritime Southeast Asia" Date: February 10, 2010 / 12:30-17:30 Venue: # 402, Hosui-Kaikan, Hakusan Campus, Toyo University (Address: 1-10-2, Honkomagome, Bunkyo, Tokyo） 甫水会館4階402号室（東京都文京区本駒込1−10−2） Abstract: The workshop aims at discussing socio-historical dynamics of maritime communities in Southeast Asian peripheries. We expect that it will provide the participants with an academic arena seeking for comparative perspectives on the study of social history of Southeast Asian maritime world/s in which sea oriented societies have been formed and reorganized through the eras of modern- state building as well as globalization. In the workshop the specific reference is given to the Sama- Bajau, a well- known maritime folk who have long maintained communities and networks across the national boundaries in Insular Southeast Asia. Foregrounding advancements in studies on the maritime world/s in Southeast Asia, presentations of the workshop will explore issues and topics essential to understanding the flexible and dynamic natures of the Sama- Bajau maritime communities based on the recent fieldworks. A special lecture will also be presented by a Sama-Bajau intellectual, Mr. Haji Musa Malabong, from Sulu, the Philippines. Programme 12:30-12:40 Welcoming Remarks Prof. MATSUMOTO Sei’ichi Faculty of Sociology, Toyo University 12:40-13:00 Introduction: Significance and Perspectives of the Studies on Maritime Folks in Southeast Asia Assoc. Prof. NAGATSU Kazufumi Faculty of Sociology, Toyo University 13:00-13:30 Attracted by “Poverty”: A Decade with the Bajau in Davao City, the Philippines Assoc. Prof. AOYAMA Waka Research Faculty of Media and Communication, Hokkaido University 13:30-14:00 Dynamics of Ethnic Relations on the Malaysia-　Philippine Border: A Case of Bangi Islanders Assoc. Prof. JUNAENAH Sulehan Faculty of Social Sciences and Humanities, Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia 14:00-14:10 Coffee Break   SPECIAL LECTURE 14:10-14:50 Sea is Our Home: Past, Present and Future of the Maritime Culture of the Sama Dilaut HAJI MUSA S. Malabong Chief Organizer, Sama Dilaut Cultural and Social Services Association 14:50-15:05 Comments for the Special Speech Prof. TERADA Takefumi Institute of Asian Cultures, Sophia University 15:05-15:20 Coffee Break   15:20-15:50 Trepang and Talipan: A Linguistic Perspective on the Social History of Maritime Southeast Asia Assoc. Prof. AKAMINE Jun Graduate School of Humanities and Social Sciences, Nagoya City University 15:50-16:30 VIDEO PRESENTATION: Thirty Years of Maritime World in Southeast Asia MONDEN Osamu President, Studio UMI Inc. 16:30-16:50 Review and Comments Prof. TACHIMOTO M. Narifumi Research Institute for Humanity and Nature 16:50-17:30 Discussion Contact: Nagatsu Kazufumi E-mail: nagatsu=toyonet.toyo.ac.jp ("=" is replaced with "@") TEL: 03-3945-7787 東洋大学社会学部社会文化システム学科　〒 112-8606 東京都文京区白山5-28-20 TEL 03-3945-7439　FAX 03-3945-7626 Copyright 2008 (c) Department of Socio-Cultural Studies, Toyo University. All Rights Reserved. 無断転載を禁ず