...John S. Galbraith The Beginning of the Great Game in Asia, 1828–1834 . By Edward Ingram . New York : Oxford University Press , 1979 . xv, 361 pp. Bibliography, Index. $29.00. Copyright © The Association for Asian Studies, Inc. 1980 1980 628 JOURNAL OF ASIAN STUDIES When the author...

...James A. Hafner Economic Change in Thailand: 1850–1970 . By James C. Ingram . Stanford : Stanford University Press , 1971 . ix, 352 pp. Illustrations, Appendices, Selected Bibliography, Index, $10.00. Copyright © The Association for Asian Studies, Inc. 1972 1972 728 JOURNAL...

... before the coming of the British (p. 134). The early nineteenth century in Hyderabad, a vital period badly in need of documentation, still awaits definitive treatment. PETER WOOD University of Wisconsin, Madison The Beginning of the Great Game in Asia, 1828-1834. By EDWARD INGRAM. New York: Oxford...

...Edward B. Jones Britain's Persian Connection 1798–1828: Prelude to the Great Game in Asia . By Edward Ingram . Oxford : Clarendon Press , 1993 . xv, 351 pp. $75.00. Copyright © The Association for Asian Studies, Inc. 1994 1994 590 THE JOURNAL OF ASIAN STUDIES contrasting...

...William Henderson Economic Change in Thailand Since 1850 . By James C. Ingram . Issued under the auspices of the Institute of Pacific Relations. Stanford : Stanford University Press , 1955 . viii, 254 . Appendices, Bibliography, Index. $5.00. Copyright © The Association for Asian...

... in Calcutta, portended the Persian Commitment, which became official with the Treaty of Tehran in 1809- Thereafter, the Persian Connection was defined and redefined by a range of individual influences. Ingram identifies seven different roles the British conceived for the Qajar rulers to serve their interests...

... University FRANK N. TRAGER Economic Change in Thailand Since 1850. By JAMES C. INGRAM. Issued under the auspices of the Institute of Pacific Relations. Stanford: Stanford University Press, 1955. viii, 254. Appendices, Bibliography, Index. $5.00. Thailand's relations with the Western world were first placed...

... Barry , and Hirst Paul Q. . 1975 . Precapitalist Modes of Production . London : Routledge and Kegan Paul . Ingram James C. 1964 . “Thailand's Rice Trade and the Allocation of Resources.” In Cowan C. D. , ed., The Economic Development of Southeast Asia . New York : Frederick...

... in the centres of medieval Islam.40 In the East Indies, as in their own land, the Sayyids and Shay\hs of the Hadhramaut and 86 W. H. Ingrams, A Report on the Social, Economic and Political Condition of the Hadhramout (Colonial Paper No. 123, London, 1936), p. 141. 8* Ibid. 88 Census of the Straits Settlements...

...Joseph W. Ellison BOOK REVIEWS 411 International rivalry in the Pacific islands, 1800-1875. BY JEAN INGRAM BROOKES. Berkeley: University of California Press, 1941. x, 454 p. 55.00. The growing interest in the Pacific is evidenced by the numerous recent publications in the field. The majority...

... Thai concern should be given to how well they reflect national priorities. In concluding his discussion of the balance of payments issues Ingram argues that the primary problem in maintaining Thai growth momentum is how to offset the domestic impact of projected declines in U. S. military expenditures...

... Wales , op. cit. , p. 58 . 24 Lasker G. , Human Bondage in SE Asia , p. 58 . 25 Ingram, James, Economic Change in Thailand Since 1850 , p. 13 . 26 Lasker G. , Human Bondage in SE Asia ; Wales H. G. Q. , Ancient Siamese Government...

... in two guises: first as upagutta JAMES C. INGRAM. Stanford: Stanford Uni- who is to be addressed as a benevolent agent, versity Press, 1971. ix, 352 pp. Illustrations, second as the village guardian spirit who is Appendices, Selected Bibliography, Index, only temporarily placated and has to be treated...

.... For historical evidence on development, the author relies upon Ingram's book, Economic Change in Thailand Since 1850. Muscat's interpretation of Ingram's evidence is interesting. For the eighty years prior to the revolution in 1932, there had been in Thailand " . . . vigorous expansion along lines of comparative...

... is Tanabe's study of land reclamation in the Chao Phraya delta. This is an area to which Japanese scholars have made frequent contributions by assessing the effects of hydrologic and transport conditions in the lower delta on the evolution of the wet-rice landscape. Ingram, Hanks, and Johnston have most...

... it is more reliable and usable, though less voluminous, than Leon Wieger, Chinese Characters, or R. B. Blakney, A Course in the Analysis of Chinese Characters, or G. D. Wilder and J. H. Ingram, Analysis of Chinese Characters, which are now either out of print or not easily available anyway, this work...

... and to political and economic development up to the coup of 1932, drawing heavily upon the work of Skinner, Ingram, Vella, and Virginia Thompson. The middle third of his book is primarily descriptive and narrative. Here, utilizing mainly the Bangkok Englishlanguage press and thematic political studies...

... is counterbalanced by a beautiful, vibrant yellow cover. 1 See recent work by Jennifer Dubrow, Brannon Ingram and Barton Scott, Nile Green, Justin Jones, Ray Perkins, M. Raisur Rahman, S. Akbar Zaidi, Mu. Qasim Zaman, and Faridah Zaman. 2 Jennifer Dubrow , Cosmopolitan Dreams...

... in the Pacific islands written by Jean Ingram Brookes. The period dealt with by Dr. Bradley ended just one hundred years ago. By coincidence its initial year also marked the beginning of American government under the Constitution; in the year following its close the United States made its first treaty with China...

.... Such a theoretical approach, while not adequately developed in the study, is a forceful critique of the work of writers such as James Ingram, author of Economic Change in Thailand 1850-1970 (Stanford University Press, 1971), who emphasize, by contrast, the role of market forces and international trade as engines...