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integr ated peasant economy in a compar ative perspective
effectively in the face of disaster. Moreover, the purchase of goods from
Giichiro in Jokiba tells us that necessary goods had been promptly pro-
cured through a market-based network.
All of this is evidence that disaster relief had been conducted based
on village self-sufficiency and a multi-layered local network encompass-
ing mutual assistance within the kumi (gumi), mutual assistance based on
family ties, goods procurement through a market network, and mutual as-
sistance and goods procurement based on financial, land ownership, com-
mercial and administrative networks.
Map 12.4: Village clusters in Amakusa islands, analysed by an original mathematical
geographical modelling based on statistical data, and relief goods coming from those
village networks
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effectively in the face of disaster. Moreover, the purchase of goods from
Giichiro in Jokiba tells us that necessary goods had been promptly pro-
cured through a market-based network.
All of this is evidence that disaster relief had been conducted based
on village self-sufficiency and a multi-layered local network encompass-
ing mutual assistance within the kumi (gumi), mutual assistance based on
family ties, goods procurement through a market network, and mutual as-
sistance and goods procurement based on financial, land ownership, com-
mercial and administrative networks.
Map 12.4: Village clusters in Amakusa islands, analysed by an original mathematical
geographical modelling based on statistical data, and relief goods coming from those
village networks
300
