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Food Cold Chain in Japan, China and Southeast Asia

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  Food & Society 2016 International Conference (Selangor, Malaysia, November 18-20, 2016) will be presented on November 20, 2016 Tetsuya Araki (Conference website)   <References> [1] Edge, J. T. 2007. Foodways – new encyclopedia of Southern culture. University of North Carolina Press. [2] Guptill, A. E., Copelton, D. A., Lucal, B. 2013. Food & Society: Principles and Paradoxes. USA: Polity Press, 2013. [3] Watanabe, M., 2011. Japanese refrigeration technology developed along with fisheries: the beginning of Japanese cold chain. Refrigeration, Vol. 86(999), pp.54-57. (in Japanese) [4] Takahashi, K., Karube, T., and Kawai, Y., 2011. History and reformative development case in frozen food. Refrigeration, Vol. 86(999), pp.44-49. (in Japanese) [5] Doi, Y., 2001. The introduction process of the new technology in agriculture and food – the spread of the cold chains in Japan: 1960-2000. Studies in Sociology, Psychology and Education : Inquiries into Humans and Societies, Keio University, Vol. 52, pp.17-25. (in Japanese) [6] Japan Frozen Food Association (in Japanese) http://www.reishokukyo.or.jp/statistic [7] APEC, 2013. Cold chain infrastructure – suggestions from Japan as solution provider. http://mddb.apec.org/Documents/2013/PPFS/PPFS2/13_ppfs2_005.pdf [8] Son, C.-H., 2012. A study on the prediction of the future demand for cold-storage facilities …

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Universal healthcare systems and traditional herbal medicines of Indonesia and Japan: a comparative study

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  1st International Conference on Global Health (Jakarta, November 9-11, 2016) Presented on November 10, 2016 Tetsuya Araki (Conference website) <References> Afdhal, A. F., Welsch, R. L. 1988. The rise of the modern jamu industry in Indonesia: a preliminary overview. In The context of medicines in developing countries: studies in pharmaceutical anthropology, ed. S. van der Geest, and S. R. Whyte, 149–172. Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht. Fossati, D. 2016. Beyond ‘‘good governance”: the multi-level politics of health insurance for the poor in Indonesia. World Development 87:291-306. Fujinami, Y., Igarashi, K. 2015. Consideration of Indonesian new social security system through the laws. Journal of International Health 30:103-114. (in Japanese) Fukawa, T. 2002. Public health insurance in Japan. Working Paper. World Bank Institute. http://unpan1.un.org/intradoc/groups/public/documents/APCITY/UNPAN020063.pdf Higuchi, T. 1974. Medical care through social insurance in the Japanese rural sector. International Labour Review 109: 251-274. Ikegami, N., Yoo, B.-K., Hashimoto, H. et al. 2011. Japanese universal health coverage: evolution, achievements, and challenges. Lancet 378: 1106-1115. Kasahara, H. 1999. Healthcare administration in Japan: its history and challenges. Keio University Press. (in Japanese) Mase, T. 1996. Human relations and the style of circular migration in a specific …

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