A Quest for Alternative Sociology

Preface / |r Kenji Kosaka and Masahiro Ogino -- |g Pt. I. |t Unremedied Suffering -- |g 1. |t Hybrid Landscapes: Where Children are Bullied to Death / |r Masahiro Ogino -- |g 2. |t Some Thoughts on the Wartime Removal and Incarceration of People of Japanese Ancestry / |r Takeo Yamamoto, Iwao Yamamoto and Akihiro Yamakura -- |g 3. |t The Logic of Surveillance and the Predicament of 'the Social' / |r Kiyoshi Abe -- |g Pt. II. |t 'Taming' Suffering -- |g 4. |t Social Research/Action for Returned Filipino Entertainers / |r Joe Takeda -- |g 5. |t Commercial Surrogate Mothering in India: Nine Months of Labor? / |r Amrita Pande -- |g 6. |t Enlarging People's Choice: Reducing Ill-being by Capability Building / |r Matthias Drilling -- |g Pt. III. |t Reciting Suffering -- |g 7. |t Aging Japanese American Atomic-bomb Survivors in Southern California: A Case Study / |r Kayoko C. Nakao and Satoshi Ikeno -- |g 8. |t From Victims Divided To Victims United: The Politics of War Trauma in the Netherlands, 1945-1980 / |r Jolande Withuis -- |g 9. |t Can One Still Live Happily After Chernobyl? / |r Bernard Paillard -- |g Pt. IV. |t Multidimensional Happiness -- |g 10. |t Village and War: Unit of Well-being in Japan under Imperial Rule / |r Akira Furukawa -- |g 11. |t Materialism, Pragmatism and the Pursuit of Happiness in Singapore / |r Chee Kiong Tong -- |g 12. |t The Happy Family in Contemporary Rural Vietnam / |r Do Thien Kinh -- |g 13. |t The Conditions Essential to Alternative Sociology / |r Kenji Kosaka.