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... Hawkes did a commendable job bringing this work to an English audience. I hope he has more translations planned. CHARLES B. MEHL Mae Fah Luang Foundation, Bangkok The People of the Alas Valley: A Study of an Ethnic Group of Northern Sumatra. By A K I F U M I I W A B U C H I . Oxford: Clarendon Press...

... Capitalism.” The Journal of Asian Studies 51 . 2 : 269 –86. Ryūshin. Makino 1963 . “Kita mae sen tembyō” [Brief account of Hokkai trade route ships]. Hokuriku shigaku [Hokuriku history] 11 . 12 : 34 – 42 . Smith Thomas C. 1959 . The Agrarian Origins of Modern Japan . Stanford...

...Lucy Mae San Pablo Burns Angles of Vision: Conversations on Philippine Literature . By Roger J. Bresnahan . Quezon City : New Day Publishers , 1992 . xiii, 185 pp. $9.00. Distributed by Cellar Book Shop. Copyright © The Association for Asian Studies, Inc. 1994 1994 BOOK REVIEWS...

...Mae H. Esterline Southeast Asia in the New World Order: The Political Economy of a Dynamic Region . Edited by David Wurfel and Bruce Burton . New York : St. Martin's Press , 1996 . xix, 320 pp. $49.95. Copyright © The Association for Asian Studies, Inc. 1997 1997 BOOK REVIEWS...

...Mae M. Ngai Disoriented: Asian Americans, Law, and the Nation-State . By Robert S. Chang . New York : New York University Press , 1999 . 256 pp. $34.00. Copyright © The Association for Asian Studies, Inc. 2001 2001 BOOK REVIEWS ASIA: COMPARATIVE AND TRANSNATIONAL 499 all sides...

...). 10 For. Min. to Col. Min. 20 April 1903, Ibid 11 For. Min. to Fr. Ministers in Tokyo, Peking, Bangkok, 28 Nov. 1903 and to Fr. Consul Hong Kong 15 Dec. 1903, Ministère des Affaires Étrangères, Archives Diplomatiques (henceforth MAE ), Chine, n.s. 7. 13 Yat-sen Sun...

....” Mulder Nels. 1992 . Inside Thai Society . Bangkok : Duang Kamol . Jayasut Nantanee , et. al. 1997 . Survey Report. “Status of Thai Women in Two Rural Areas.” Bangkok : National Council of Women of Thailand . Ieowsiwong Nitthi . 1994 . “Latthiphithi jao mae Kuan Im” {Doctrine...

... (1889–1902),” in Revue d'histoire diplomatique , Apr-June 1963, pp. 137–138, 160–161; Jul-Sept 1963, p. 257. 8 Ibid., Jul-Sept 1963, p. 275. Ministère des Affaires Étrangeres, nouvelle serie, Chine [hereafter referred to as MAE], (deposited at the Quai d'Orsay, Paris), vol. 232, p. 1; vol...

... to a geographer's take on the history of the “frontier” in Mae Sot, a transit hub for the moving of goods and people since the precolonial era. Today, this frontier is implicated in Burmese and Thai states’ struggles over control of natural resources, trade, and transport routes. The author argues that contemporary...

...” of female renunciants in Thailand. He focuses his attention on a few well-known Buddhist women, but offers examples of many mae chis , or nuns, and Thai Buddhist laywomen, or upasika , throughout the book. This information was not always easy to come by. Seeger makes this clear when he states...

... essays on the religions of various peoples of the geographical region of Melanesia. Five essays deal with peoples residing in the Highlands of Australian New Guinea: Glasse on Huli; Salisbury on Siane; Berndt on Fore, etc.; Meg- 132 JOURNAL OF ASIAN STUDIES gitt on Mae Enga; Bulmer on Kyaka. Two essays...

... to acknowledge his indebtedness to Phra Khru Anusonsatsanakiat, District Abbot of Mae Sariang District, northwestern Thailand, who made possible the researches into the Buddhist missionary program among the tribal peoples and who interpreted many aspects of Buddhist tradition as it is found in northern Thailand...

... Buddhism in Thailand, and on the societal constraints on Thai women. The next three essays summarize the implications of Buddhist texts for women, and discuss the problems women have as lay nuns (mae chii) and in attaining the status of ordained nuns {bhiksunii). The final two essays are topical...

... Buddhism in Thailand, and on the societal constraints on Thai women. The next three essays summarize the implications of Buddhist texts for women, and discuss the problems women have as lay nuns (mae chii) and in attaining the status of ordained nuns {bhiksunii). The final two essays are topical...

..., Foreign Office Records, Series 628, No. 279. 51 Report to King Chulalongkon, 1 July 1902, Thailand, National Archives, Ministry of Interior Records, Series 58/21; see also Bangkok Times , 14 August 1902, p. 14. The events at Mae Ngat have been classified as a demonstration rather than...

.... It would be a wonderful precursor to a visit to the city. Even old Bangkok hands might nd new places of interest to visit, such as Chao Mae Moo, the Divine Pig, that stands before the Foreign Ministry, erected in honor of Queen Saowapa Pongsri who was born in the Year of the Pig. Two pages on the more...