196 Pages
by
Routledge
196 Pages
by
Routledge
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First published in 1963, Thailand is a groundbreaking study of a nation rarely examined by Western historians. It offers the first analysis of the political and economic significance of Marshal Sarit’s regime, established in October 1958, and the challenges it faced. The book explores Thailand’s traditional pillars: a largely contented peasantry owning 80% of cultivated land, the profound... Read more
Foreword Introduction: Thai and Farang 1. Bangkok, etc. 2. Conditions 3. Ideas and Influences 4. A Preview of Politics 5. Politics 6. Foreign Affairs 7. Overseas Chinese 8. Economic Change Conclusion Important Dates Books on Thailand Index
Biography
D. Insor
