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ASJ
(redirected from Asiatic Society of Japan)

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ASJAcoustical Society of Japan
ASJAll Service Jacket (insulation material)
ASJAlias Smith and Jones (TV series; 1971-1973)
ASJAnimal Science Journal (Japanese Society of Animal Science)
ASJAsiatic Society of Japan (est. 1872)
ASJAmbulance Saint-Jean
ASJAssociation Service Jeunesse (French: Youth Service Association)
ASJAdvocating for Social Justice
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Robert Karl Reischauer, "Alien Land Tenure in Japan," Transactions of the Asiatic Society of Japan 13 (Second Series) (1936): 127.
Western imperialism and defensive underdevelopment of property rights ... by Larsson, Tomas / Journal of East Asian Studies
BAGC, 64 (1930), 47-55 'The third Dutch war in the East (1672-4)', MM, 4 (1930), 343-86 'Jan Compagnie in Japan, 1672-1674, or Anglo-Dutch rivalry in Japan and Formosa', Transactions of the Asiatic Society of Japan (hereafter TASJ), 2nd series, 7 (1930), 138-203.
The Charles Boxer bibliography by Portuguese Studies
 
 
 
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