State, market, and peasant in colonial south and southeast Asia

목차 (Table of Contents)

• CONTENTS
• Preface = ⅸ
• Acknowledgments = xii
• PEASANT RESISTANCE : FROM FOOTDRAGGING TO REBELLION
• Ⅰ From Avoidance to Confrontation : Peasant Protest in Precolonial and Colonial Southeast Asia / Comparative Studies in Society and History 23. Cambridge, 1981 = 217
• Ⅱ From Footdragging to Flight : The Evasive History of Peasant Avoidance Protest in South and Southeast Asia / Journal of Peasant Studies 13. London, 1986 = 64
• Ⅲ 'Moral Economy' or 'Contest State'? : Elite Demands and the Origins of Peasant Protest in Southeast Asia / Journal of Social History 13. Pittsburgh, 1980 = 521
• Ⅳ Tactics versus Strategies in Peasant Protest Response / Colonialism and Culture, ed. N. B. Dirks. Ann Arbor, 1992 = 127
• Ⅴ Bandits, Monks and Pretender Kings : Patterns of Peasant Resistance and Protest in Colonial Burma, 1826-1941 / Power and Protest in the Countryside : Rural Unrest in Asia, Europe and Latin America, ed. R. P. Weller and S. E. Guggenheim. Durham, NC, 1982 = 75
• Ⅵ Concepts of Moral Economy and the Study of Commercialization in South Asia / First publication of a Paper Delivered to the South Asian Regional Studies Seminar, University of Pennsylvania, January 1984 = 1
• Ⅶ South Asian Resistance in Comparative Perspective / Contesting Power : Resistance and Everyday Social Relations in South Asia, ed. D. Haynes and G. Prakash. Delhi, 1991 = 290
• Ⅷ Peasant Movements and Millenarianism / Peasant Studies 11. Cambridge, MA, 1983 = 53
• COLONIALISM, CAPITALISM AND PEASANT RESPONSES
• Ⅸ Imperialist Rhetoric and Modern Historiography : The Case of Lower Burma before and after Conquest / Journal of Southeast Asian Studies 3. Kuala Lumpur 1972 = 175
• Ⅹ The Village and State in Vietnam and Burma : An Open and Shut Case / First Publication of the Paper Delivered at a Workshop on 'The Village Revisited : Community and Locality in Southeast Asia', Asian Studies Center, University of Amsterdam, April 1988 = 1
• XI Colonization, Commercial Agriculture, and the Destruction of the Deltaic Rainforest of British = 95
• Burma in the Late Nineteenth-Century / Global Deforestation and Nineteenth-Century World Economy, ed. R. P. Tucker and J. F. Richards. Durham, NC, 1983 = 193
• XII The Ryotwari in Lower Burma : The Establishment and Decline of a Peasant Proprietor System / Land Tenure and Peasant in South Asia, ed. R. E. Frykenberg. New Delhi, 1977 = 100
• XIII Immigrant Asians and the Economic Impact of European Imperialism : The Role of the South Indian Chettiars in British Burma / Journal of Asian Studies 33. Ann Arbor, 1974 = 385
• XIV The Annex of the Raj : The Anglo-Indian Interlude in Burmese History c. 1826-1941 / Art and Politics in Southeast Asia : Six Perspectives, ed. R. Van Niel. Manoa, 1989 = 97-105
• XV Ethnic Pluralism and Conflict on the Frontiers of South Asian Migration / First Publication of a Paper Delivered at the President's Forum on 'Colorlines : The Enduring Significance of Race', University of Pennsylvania, December, 1986 = 1
• XVI Market Demand Versus Imperial Control : Colonial Contradictions and the Origins of Agrarian Protest in South and Southeast Asia / Global Crisis and Social Movements : Artisans, Peasants, Populists, and the World Economy, ed. E. Burke, Ⅲ. Boulder, 1988 = 89
• Index = 1