Book Reviews

Kajimaru Gaku<BR/> Eisuke Yanagisawa. Gongs Resonate in the Land of Vietnam. Kyoto: Tokosha, 2019, 331 p.<BR/><BR/> Kusaka Wataru<BR/> Ayako Masuhara, Ayame Suzuki, Tatsuki Kataoka, Satoshi Miyawaki and Hiroko Furuya. Introduction to Southeast Asian Politics. Tokyo:Yuhikaku Publishing Co., Ltd., 2018, 303 p.<BR/><BR/> Ubukata Fumikazu<BR/> Jin Sato. Inversion of Environmental States: Beyond the Trap of “Sustainability.” Nagoya: The University of Nagoya Press, 2019, 366 p.<BR/><BR/> Nakano Makibi<BR/> Rintaro Ono, Kazufumi Nagatsu and Michiko Intoh, eds. Maritime People in Western Pacific: Archaeological and Ethnographic Studies. Kyoto: Showado Press, 2018, 400 p.<BR/><BR/> Kondo Yukiko<BR/> Aya Tsuruta. Reexamining the Genocide : The Historical Trajectory of Rwanda. Nagoya: The University of Nagoya Press, 2018, vi + 352 p.<BR/><BR/> Kabasawa Asami<BR/> Takanori Oishi, Shiaki Kondo and Mitsuho Ikeda, eds. Human History from Dog’s Perspective. Tokyo: Bensei Publishing, 2019, 499 p.<BR/><BR/> Watanabe Ayaka<BR/> Hiroyuki Seto and Yasuyuki Kono, eds. Local Societies and their Struggles for Survival during and after Wars in Mainland Southeast Asia: Experiences of Refugees, Women, Ethnic Minorities and Surrenderers. Tokyo: Akashishoten, 2020, 328 p.<BR/><BR/> Kimura Daiji<BR/> Takashi Sugishima. Anthropology of Communicative Ontology. Kyoto: Rinsen Book Co., 2019, 360 p.<BR/><BR/> Oishi Takanori<BR/> Ippei Ebihara, Haruo Saito and Fumikazu Ubukata, eds. Forest and Human Culture: The Future of Folk Knowledge in Changing Human-forest Interactions. Forest Science Series vol.12. Tokyo: Kyoritsu Shuppan Co., Ltd., 2019, 288 p.<BR/><BR/> Fujikura Tatsuro<BR/> Eijiro Hazama. Gandhi’s Sexuality and Nationalism: The Independence Movement as “Experiments with Truth.” Tokyo: University of Tokyo Press, 2019, 390 p.