ISSN 1554-3749
Articles in Vol. 1, Issue 5, 1964
Vol. 1, Issue 5, 1964
- Studies on Asia, 1964Robert K Sakai
- IntroductionRobert K Sakai
- The Foreign Consultant's Role in Newly Developing CountriesArthur J Robbins
- Mao Tse-Tung and China's "Poor Peasants," 1927-1957Ping-chia Kuo
- Sino-Soviet Relations as Conditioned by Competition of Factions and Pressure Groups in the U.S.S.R.Frank Tucker
- An Interpretation of Professor Kimikawa's View of Japanese DiplomacyYung-Hwan Jo
- Bitter Diplomacy: Postwar Japan-Korea RelationsChong-Do Hah
- Some Aspects of Political Ideology in MalaysiaFred R von der Mehden
- Communist Party Politics in IsraelScott D Johnston
- British Responses to Indian Nationalism - The Irwin Declaration on Dominion StatusMinoo Adenwalla
- Founding of the Ming Dynasty as an Event in Chinese Social HistoryRomeyn Taylor
- The Origins of Wampoa Graduates Who Served in the Northern ExpeditionRichard B Landis
- Family Roles as Conceived by Japanese ChildrenJ.L. Fischer
- Split Selves and Fractured KarmaWInston L King
Fischer, J.L. 1964. “Family Roles as Conceived by Japanese Children.” Studies on Asia 1 (5): 165–73.