Critical Asian studies (Thailand)

Critical Asian Studies journal articles available for free: The Critical Asian Studies, the journal that developed from the Bulletin of Concerned Asian Scholars, has generously made all back issues of BCAS available for download. This covers volumes 1 (1968-69) to 32 (2000). Of interest in Thailand are: NOTE: The links below are links to PDF files of the entire edition, but you can quickly find the article in the index. Al McCoy – Subcontracting Counterinsurgency: Academics in Thailand 1954-1970 [Vol 3. No. 2] [BP: Fixed link] Ralph Thaxton – Modernization and Counter-Revolution in Thailand [5:4] Rick Doner – The Development of Agribusiness in Thailand [6:1] Thadeus Flood – The Thai Left Wing in Historical Context [7:2] Jayne Werner – Introduction [coup in Thailand] [9:3] David Millikin – Introduction to Violence and the Military Coup [9:3] - same as above Puey Ungphakorn – Violence and the Military Coup [9:3] -same as above Benedict Anderson – Withdrawal Symptoms: Social and Cultural Aspects of the October 6 Coup [9:3] -same as above Thadeus Flood – The Vietnamese Refugees in Thailand: Minority Manipulation and Counterinsurgency [9:3] -same as above Carl Trocki – Boonsanong Punyodyana: Thai Scholar and Socialist, 1936-1976 [9:3] -same as above Peter Bell – Marxist Scholarship on Thailand: The Work of E. Thadeus Flood (1932-1977) [10:1] Kevin J. Hewison – Political Conflict in Thailand: Reform, Reaction, and Revolution by David Morell and Chai-anan Samudavanija/ A Review Essay [15:4] Barney Hope – Thailand in the Nineteenth Century/ A Review [22:1] Shane P. Tarr – The Nature of Military Intervention in the Countryside of Surat Thani, Southern Thailand [23:3] Larry Lohmann – Peasants, Plantations, and Pulp: The Politics of Eucalyptus in Thailand [23:4] Jim Taylor – Social Activism and Resistance on the Thai Frontier: The Case of Phra Prajak Khuttajitto [25:2] James Ockey – Eviction and Changing Patterns of Leadership in Bangkok Slum Communities [28:2] The Critical Asian Studies, the journal that developed from the Bulletin of Concerned Asian Scholars, has generously made all back issues of BCAS available for download. This covers volumes 1 (1968-69) to 32 (2000). Of interest in Thailand are: NOTE: The links below are links to PDF files of the entire edition, but you can quickly find the article in the index. Al McCoy – Subcontracting Counterinsurgency: Academics in Thailand 1954-1970 [Vol 3. No. 2] [BP: Fixed link] Ralph Thaxton – Modernization and Counter-Revolution in Thailand [5:4] Rick Doner – The Development of Agribusiness in Thailand [6:1] Thadeus Flood – The Thai Left Wing in Historical Context [7:2] Jayne Werner – Introduction [coup in Thailand] [9:3] David Millikin – Introduction to Violence and the Military Coup [9:3] - same as above Puey Ungphakorn – Violence and the Military Coup [9:3] -same as above Benedict Anderson – Withdrawal Symptoms: Social and Cultural Aspects of the October 6 Coup [9:3] -same as above Thadeus Flood – The Vietnamese Refugees in Thailand: Minority Manipulation and Counterinsurgency [9:3] -same as above Carl Trocki – Boonsanong Punyodyana: Thai Scholar and Socialist, 1936-1976 [9:3] -same as above Peter Bell – Marxist Scholarship on Thailand: The Work of E. Thadeus Flood (1932-1977) [10:1] Kevin J. Hewison – Political Conflict in Thailand: Reform, Reaction, and Revolution by David Morell and Chai-anan Samudavanija/ A Review Essay [15:4] Barney Hope – Thailand in the Nineteenth Century/ A Review [22:1] Shane P. Tarr – The Nature of Military Intervention in the Countryside of Surat Thani, Southern Thailand [23:3] Larry Lohmann – Peasants, Plantations, and Pulp: The Politics of Eucalyptus in Thailand [23:4] Jim Taylor – Social Activism and Resistance on the Thai Frontier: The Case of Phra Prajak Khuttajitto [25:2] James Ockey – Eviction and Changing Patterns of Leadership in Bangkok Slum Communities [28:2] PLEASE SEED!!!!!!

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asc11 (2010-08-30)

"The Critical Asian Studies ... has generously made all back issues of BCAS available for download."

FreE_Info (2010-11-10)

That download link is blocked by the current ruling Junta in Thailand, and that's why they have been made available as a torrent to download.