Monographien aus dem Deutschen Institut für Japanstudien
The Monographienreihe is a series of monographs, compiled and published by the German Institute for Japanese Studies. It is focused on three aspects of the Institute’s work. Certain collections are devoted to the results of the most relevant symposia organized by the Institute. Others present intermediate and final reports on all interdisciplinary research projects conducted by the Institute. Third, this series explores fundamental themes which offer a better understanding of Japan and can help to diminish the dominance of stereotyping. The Monographien appear in German or in English, depending on the language spoken at the respective symposium or on the language used by the majority of the contributors.
Within Japan, volumes can be ordered (in limited numbers) directly from the institute: dijbibli@dijtokyo.org
1996
Japanese Culture and Society. Models of Interpretation
1994
Das Japanische im japanischen Recht (What is Japanese in Japanese Law?)
Individualität und Egalität im gegenwärtigen Japan: Untersuchungen zu Wertemustern in bezug auf Familie und Arbeitswelt (Individuality and Equality in Present-Day Japan: An Examination of Value Patterns in Relation to Family and Working Environment)
Formierung und Fall der Achse Berlin-Tōkyō (Formation and Fall of the Berlin-Tōkyō Axis)
Gelernte Karriere: Bildung und Berufsverlauf in Japan (Education and Employment Career in Japan)
Japan in Global Context. Papers presented on the Occasion of the Fifth Anniversary of the German Institute for Japanese Studies, Tōkyō
1993
Miller, Roy Andrew: Die japanische Sprache: Geschichte und Struktur. Aus dem überarbeiteten englischen Original übersetzt von Jürgen Stalph et al. (Roy Andrew Miller: The Japanese Language (German))
European Studies on Ainu Language and Culture
1992
Othernesses of Japan: Historical and Cultural Influences on Japanese Studies in Ten Countries
New Impacts on Industrial Relations: Internationalization and Changing Production Strategies