Civility and savagery : social identity in Tai States

Routledge

London, England, United Kingdom New York, United States

2015

9781138970816

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Part I. Inter-ethnic relations in Tai political domains.
1. Introduction to 'Civility and savagery' / Andrew Turton
Part II. Internal histories and comparisons
2. The others within: travel and ethno-spatial differentiation of Siamese subjects 1885-1910 / Thongchai Winichakul
3. The differential integration of Hill People into the Thai state / Ronald D. Renard
4. Ritual relations and identity: Hmong and others / Nicholas Tapp
5. The politics of cosmology: an introduction to millenarianism and ethnicity among Highland minorities of Northern Thailand / Claes Corlin
6. Akha internal history: marginalization of the Ethnic Alliance System / Leo Alting von Geusau
Part III. Thai-Malay borderlands
7. The historical development of Thai-speaking Muslim communities in Southern Thailand and Northern Malaysia / Kobkua Suwannathat-Pian.
8. Emergence and transformation of peripheral ethnicity: Sam Sam on the Thai-Malaysian border / Ryoko Nishii
Part IV. Laos: A poly-ethnic state
9. A princess in a people's republic: a new phase in the construction of the Lao nation / Charles F. Keyes
10. Nationalities policy in modern Laos / Igor Kossikov
11. Tribal politics in Laos / Mayoury Ngaosyvathn
12. Tai-ization: ethnic change in Northern Indo-China / Grant Evans
Part V. Lanna and neighbours
13. Autochthony and the Inthakhin cult of Chiang Mai / Shigeharu Tanabe
14. Tai Lue of Sipsongpanna and Muang Nan in the nineteenth-century / Ratanaporn Sethakul
15. Ethnic heterogeneity and elephants in nineteenth-century Lanna statecraft / Katherine A. Bowie
Part VI. Postscript
16. A new stage in Tai regional studies: the challenge of local histories / Nicholas Tapp.

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