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• ☆New☆KAZATO, Mari (2017) Versatile Living under Socio-natural Fluctuations in Mongolia: Movement between Urban and Pastoral Areas, Journal of Arid Land Studies, 26(1):227-231.

• KAZATO, Mari (2012)“The Felt Making Process and Social Relationships in Mongolia Using the Ehe Esgii (Mother Felt)”, Proceedings of the 10th International Congress of Mongolists, Volume III Mongolia’s Economy and Politics, International Association for Mongol Studies, Ulaanbaatar, pp.246-249..

• Kazato, Mari (2007) “Management and Evaluation of Livestock under Socialist Collectivization in Mongolia”, X. SUN and N. NAITO (eds.), In ASAFAS Special PaperNo.10: Mobility, Flexibility, and Potential of Nomadic Pastoralism in Eurasia and Africa, Kyoto: Nakanishi Printing, pp.53-62.

Review↑for this book☆Bauer, K. (2007) "Book Reviews", Nomadic Peoples 11(1):117-123.

• KAZATO, Mari (2007) Women’s Property in Mongolian Pastoral Society: Value of Silver Goods in Rural Mongolia. The 16th Annual International Association For Feminist Economics Conference on Feminist Economics (IAFFE), in Bangkok, Thailand, June 29 – July 1, 2007.

• KAZATO, Mari (2006), “The Local Value and Right to Winter Camps under the Land Privatization Policy in Postsocialist Mongolia”, 11th Biennial Conference of IASCP (International Association for the Study of Common Property), in Bali Indonesia, June 19-23, 2006.

• KAZATO, Mari (2006) “The state policy and herders’ right to winter camps (O’voljoo) in postsocialist Mongolia”, Vestnik BGU (Bulletin of the Buryat State University). 18(2): 129-138. Buryat State University, Department of the Oriental Studies, Ulan-Ude.

• KAZATO, Mari (2005) "How Mongolian pastoralists manage their herds of sheep and goats: herd formation and control for the day-trip herding in Arkhangai province, Mongolian state" Mongolian Journal of Anthropology, Archaeology and Ethnology 1 (1):113-120. Vol1 No1/242/ May 2005, The official Journal of the National University of Mongolia, ISSN 1810-5025.

• KAZATO, Mari (2005) What is the O'voljoo for Mongolian herders?: The right to land in pastoral regions in postsocialist Mongolia, Kozo HIRAMATSU ed., In The Proceedings of The 21 COE symposium "Coexistence with Nature in a 'glocalizing' world-Field Science Perspectives-", Kyoto University, pp.239-246.

[Books in Japanese]

• KAZATO, M. (2009) "Ethnography of the Modern Mongolian Nomads”, Kyoto, Sekaishiso-sha, pp.335.
• KAZATO, M. (1999) “Pastoral nomads, the environment and families: nomadic movement and livestock management”, In M. SHIMAZAKI and T. NAGASAWA (eds.), Family and community-based development in Mongolia, Nihonkeizaihyoron-sha, Tokyo, pp. 21-50.

Conferences

• KAZATO, M. (2007) “’Reproductive Property’ or ‘Immortal Property’?: Livestock And Silver Goods In Mongolian Pastoral Society”. The 6th Hawaii International Conference on Social Sciences, in Honolulu, Hawaii, May 29-June 3, 2007.
• KAZATO, M. (2006) “When domestic animals leave the commodity world: Value and individuality of animals in postsocialist Mongolia”, J. MARUYAMA, L. WANG, T. FUJIKURA AND M. ITO (eds.), Proceedings of Kyoto Symposium “Crossing Disciplinary Boundaries and Re-visioning Area Studies: Perspectives from Asia and Africa”, Kyoto: Nakanishi Printing, pp.257-264.

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