Chaiwat Satha‐anand
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 4451101 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Chaiwat Satha‐anand |
| NOMBRES | Chaiwat |
| APELLIDO | Satha‐anand |
| FIRMA | ANAND C S |
| AFILIACIONES | Thammasat University |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 13 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 5 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 13 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1992 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2022 |
| ÍNDICE H | 1 |
The Governor, the Cow-Head, and the Thrashing Pillows
There are obviously several ways to explore the issue of Islamic radicalism in Southeast Asia. Instead of focusing on explicit violence such as those carried out by jihadi groups or those associated with them, this research article chooses to examine three empirical cases of Muslims' expression of "restrictive Islam" that have taken place in the public sphere in both majority and minority Muslim contexts of Southeast Asia. They are: Muslims' call…
Teacher Glenn
This paper argues that the nonkilling political scientist Glenn D. Paige could be seen as an extraordinary peace educator. It will be organized through three words – reading, writing and talisman. It begins with a brief discussion of the method used in understanding political scientist Glenn D. Paige’s life as a teacher. Then, the author’s ‘reading’ and ‘writing’ experiences, from taking courses with him, and writing a PhD dissertation under him,…
La couleur des alternatives. Repenser les actions non-violentes au xxi e siècle
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The Color of Alternatives? Rethinking Nonviolent Actions in the Twenty-First Century
This article argues that nonviolence in the twenty-first century would increasingly be moving towards the color gray by addressing three related questions. First, given the way in which the media reported the news, how can the twentieth century be remembered especially in relation to what has taken place at the dawn of the twenty-first century? Second, how should "unusual" nonviolent protest actions - throwing shit, blood, and shoes at people - b…
The Ship and the Stranger
Relying on a metaphorical approach aiming to produce effects that could change how the world is seen and to help free Muslims from restrictive and conventional religious understanding, this paper discusses the issues of governance and Islam by using the metaphors of “the ship” and “the stranger.” It argues that both help illuminate the idea of “soft governance” in Islam, understood as an attempt to meaningfully connect a multiplicity of actors fr…
The Ship and the Stranger
Relying on a metaphorical approach aiming to produce effects that could change how the world is seen and to help free Muslims from restrictive and conventional religious understanding, this paper discusses the issues of governance and Islam by using the metaphors of “the ship” and “the stranger.” It argues that both help illuminate the idea of “soft governance” in Islam, understood as an attempt to meaningfully connect a multiplicity of actors fr…
A Rumor of Anger
This paper is an attempt to understand “Muslims’ voices” at theadvent of the twenty-first century, especially the angry tonewithin. I would argue that such anger could be construed by situatingthe voices in the context of “pure war” constituted by terrorismused by different groups in the name of Islam, as well asstate violence used in the name of security and order at theexpense of rights and democracy. When the state exercises morecontrol over i…
Praying in the rain
In this article the author examines the anti‐war protest on March 26, 2003, in Southern Thailand and suggests the notion of engaged Muslims as a theoretical alternative to political Islam to better reflect both a realistic Muslim perspective and a critical understanding of what constitutes ‘the political’. Such an alternative, when it exists, depends on the ways in which a Muslim minority, such as in Thailand, chooses to engage with others in a m…
Understanding the success of terrorism
Islam and Nonviolence
Kru-ze
Kru-ze, an officially declared historical site, is said to be a seventeenth century unfinished mosque in Pattani cursed by a Chinese goddess whose shrine is but a stone's throw away from it. Recently with the rise of the tourism industry in Thailand, the curse has become commoditized and has increasingly become an attractive spot especially for Chinese tourists from Malaysia, whose identities have been threatened. The ancient myth has been reacti…
Pattani in the 1980s
This paper reviews academic works, published during 1980-89, on Pattani in southern Thailand and its people. Theses, research monographs, and articles published in English in fourteen international journals dealing with Asia and Southeast Asia are covered. In the process of reviewing these works, the kinds of subtle imaginative acts which are involved in representing Muslims in southern Thailand to the academic world are examined. By focusing on …
Pattani in the 1980s
A Rumor of Anger
This paper is an attempt to understand “Muslims’ voices” at theadvent of the twenty-first century, especially the angry tonewithin. I would argue that such anger could be construed by situatingthe voices in the context of “pure war” constituted by terrorismused by different groups in the name of Islam, as well asstate violence used in the name of security and order at theexpense of rights and democracy. When the state exercises morecontrol over i…
Praying in the rain
In this article the author examines the anti‐war protest on March 26, 2003, in Southern Thailand and suggests the notion of engaged Muslims as a theoretical alternative to political Islam to better reflect both a realistic Muslim perspective and a critical understanding of what constitutes ‘the political’. Such an alternative, when it exists, depends on the ways in which a Muslim minority, such as in Thailand, chooses to engage with others in a m…
Understanding the success of terrorism
Islam and Nonviolence
Kru-ze
Kru-ze, an officially declared historical site, is said to be a seventeenth century unfinished mosque in Pattani cursed by a Chinese goddess whose shrine is but a stone's throw away from it. Recently with the rise of the tourism industry in Thailand, the curse has become commoditized and has increasingly become an attractive spot especially for Chinese tourists from Malaysia, whose identities have been threatened. The ancient myth has been reacti…
Pattani in the 1980s
This paper reviews academic works, published during 1980-89, on Pattani in southern Thailand and its people. Theses, research monographs, and articles published in English in fourteen international journals dealing with Asia and Southeast Asia are covered. In the process of reviewing these works, the kinds of subtle imaginative acts which are involved in representing Muslims in southern Thailand to the academic world are examined. By focusing on …
Pattani in the 1980s
Kru-ze
Kru-ze, an officially declared historical site, is said to be a seventeenth century unfinished mosque in Pattani cursed by a Chinese goddess whose shrine is but a stone's throw away from it. Recently with the rise of the tourism industry in Thailand, the curse has become commoditized and has increasingly become an attractive spot especially for Chinese tourists from Malaysia, whose identities have been threatened. The ancient myth has been reacti…
Islam and Nonviolence
Understanding the success of terrorism
Praying in the rain
In this article the author examines the anti‐war protest on March 26, 2003, in Southern Thailand and suggests the notion of engaged Muslims as a theoretical alternative to political Islam to better reflect both a realistic Muslim perspective and a critical understanding of what constitutes ‘the political’. Such an alternative, when it exists, depends on the ways in which a Muslim minority, such as in Thailand, chooses to engage with others in a m…
A Rumor of Anger
This paper is an attempt to understand “Muslims’ voices” at theadvent of the twenty-first century, especially the angry tonewithin. I would argue that such anger could be construed by situatingthe voices in the context of “pure war” constituted by terrorismused by different groups in the name of Islam, as well asstate violence used in the name of security and order at theexpense of rights and democracy. When the state exercises morecontrol over i…
The Ship and the Stranger
Relying on a metaphorical approach aiming to produce effects that could change how the world is seen and to help free Muslims from restrictive and conventional religious understanding, this paper discusses the issues of governance and Islam by using the metaphors of “the ship” and “the stranger.” It argues that both help illuminate the idea of “soft governance” in Islam, understood as an attempt to meaningfully connect a multiplicity of actors fr…
The Ship and the Stranger
Relying on a metaphorical approach aiming to produce effects that could change how the world is seen and to help free Muslims from restrictive and conventional religious understanding, this paper discusses the issues of governance and Islam by using the metaphors of “the ship” and “the stranger.” It argues that both help illuminate the idea of “soft governance” in Islam, understood as an attempt to meaningfully connect a multiplicity of actors fr…
La couleur des alternatives. Repenser les actions non-violentes au xxi e siècle
conditions gnrales d'utilisation du site ou, le cas chant, des conditions gnrales de la licence souscrite par votre tablissement
The Color of Alternatives? Rethinking Nonviolent Actions in the Twenty-First Century
This article argues that nonviolence in the twenty-first century would increasingly be moving towards the color gray by addressing three related questions. First, given the way in which the media reported the news, how can the twentieth century be remembered especially in relation to what has taken place at the dawn of the twenty-first century? Second, how should "unusual" nonviolent protest actions - throwing shit, blood, and shoes at people - b…
Teacher Glenn
This paper argues that the nonkilling political scientist Glenn D. Paige could be seen as an extraordinary peace educator. It will be organized through three words – reading, writing and talisman. It begins with a brief discussion of the method used in understanding political scientist Glenn D. Paige’s life as a teacher. Then, the author’s ‘reading’ and ‘writing’ experiences, from taking courses with him, and writing a PhD dissertation under him,…
The Governor, the Cow-Head, and the Thrashing Pillows
There are obviously several ways to explore the issue of Islamic radicalism in Southeast Asia. Instead of focusing on explicit violence such as those carried out by jihadi groups or those associated with them, this research article chooses to examine three empirical cases of Muslims' expression of "restrictive Islam" that have taken place in the public sphere in both majority and minority Muslim contexts of Southeast Asia. They are: Muslims' call…
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