John Girling
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 728922 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | John Girling |
| NOMBRES | John |
| APELLIDO | Girling |
| FIRMA | GIRLING J |
| AFILIACIONES | Australian National University |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 59 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 20 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 59 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1968 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2024 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
Introduction
Myths and Politics in Western Societies
Social Movements and Symbolic Power
The important theories of Pierre Bourdieu and Alain Touraine, discussed in this book, seek to explain and resolve the 'crisis of democracy'. They start from a critique of structural inequality in poli
Political Change in Thailand
Democratization in Southeast and East Asia
Interpreting Development
Thailand
The twin of achievement in Thailand are economic growth and de mocratizing uplift, which according to modernization theorists go together. The shadows cast by the twin peaks refer, on the down side, to the social conse quences of rapid industrialization and the political consequences of the spread of capitalism. Drawn from the combination of these two features, three con nected themes emerge: the (contested) scope for political action in dealing …
Democracy and Civil Society
Driven by Growth is a sophisticated version of Samuel Huntington's 'Third Wave approach to democracy as an end-product of develop ment. (The wave was democratization of America and Western Europe in nineteenth century; second wave occurred with decolonization after World War II; and wave began in mid-1970s in Southern Europe and Latin America and continued from late 1980s in Eastern Europe). As Huntington puts it (in a January 1993 lecture in Sin…
Briefly noted
Barbara Leigh, Tangan–Tangan Trampil: Seni Kerajinan Aceh. Hands of Time: The Crafts of Aceh. Penerbit Djambatan, Jakarta, 1989. xvi, 181 pp. Foreword, introduction, maps, bibliography. Text in Bahasa Indonesia and English. Robyn J. Maxwell, Southeast Asian Textiles: The State of the Art, Working Paper No. 42, Centre of Southeast Asian Studies, Monash University, Clayton, 1987. Robert Cribb, The Politics of Environmental Protection in Indonesia, …
Development and democracy in Southeast Asia
(1988). Development and democracy in Southeast Asia. The Pacific Review: Vol. 1, Emerging Southeast Asia: Development, integration, democracy, pp. 332-340
Thai Radical Discourse
Development and democracy
The United States and Thailand
Is Small-holder Cultivation Viable? A Question of Political Economy With Reference to Thailand
THE THAI RURAL ECONOMY, for more than a hundred years, has been characterized by small-scale owner cultivation, with a substantial concentration on exports. Yet the widespread commercialization of agriculture, reflecting the development of a capitalist economy, especially in the last three decades, has brought about considerable changes in cultivated area, production techniques, type of crops sown, farm incomes, infrastructure, rural mobility and…
Southeast Asian area studies and political science methodology
Communications
Briefly noted
G. Miller, Indonesian and Malayan Traditional Manuscripts held in Public Collections in Australia, Bibliographic series No 2, The Library, Australian National University, Canberra, 1982, xiv, 81 pp. Paper: n.p.g. Krirkkiat Phipatseritham & Kunio Yoshihara, Business Groups in Thailand, Research Notes and Discussions Paper no. 41, ISEAS, Singapore, 1983. v, 38 pp. Preface, introduction, appendices. Paper: n.p.g. Kramol Tongdhamachart, Toward a Poli…
Thailand
Franz Schurmann and the logic of world power
A decade after publication of a major work on world politics suggests an appropriate period for reassessment. Looking back, two obvious questions emerge. How original is Franz Schurmann's analysis? And how has it stood the test of time? The last question, depending on the first, will be discussed in my conclusion. The answer to the first question, however, is still clouded in controversy, as it was from the start. (I am considering only Schumann'…
A. U. S. Foreign Policy for Asia. The 1980s and Beyond
II. Hegemony and Domination in Third World Countries
Thailand in Gramscian Perspective
I TALIAN PARTY LEADER and philosopher Antonio Gramsci is among the most innovative thinkers to have emerged from the Marxist tradition. Though grounded in the realities of the capitalist economic system, Gramsci's major theoretical concern is the role of politics and culture. For the people of a given he argues, culture provides a meaningful conception of their world and their place in it-that is, it denotes rules or norms of behavior correspondi…
Briefly noted
Shamsul Amri Baharuddin, Daun–Daun Kemarau, Penerbitan Tra–Tra, Subang Jaya, 1982. 217 pp. John Ball, Indonesian Legal History 1602–1848. Oughtershaw Press, Sydney, 1982. viii + 300 pp. Preface, notes, bibliography, index. Cloth: $32. Patrica Herbert, The Hsaya San Rebellion (1930–1932) Reappraised, Working Paper no.27, Centre of Southeast Asian Studies, Monash University, Melbourne, 1982. 16 pp. Notes. Paper: $1.50. Peter Lum, My Own Pair of Win…
The Vietnam‐Kampuchea Question
to be less chance than previously that America will normalize relations with Vietnam and play a larger role in resolving the Indochina problem.1 President Ronald Reagan's pronounced views, including the conviction that the Soviet Union is on an aggressive expansionist course, make it unlikely that the new Administration will deviate from the firm line followed by President Carter himself ever since Moscow's armed intervention in Afghanistan. By t…
Political Conflict in Thailand
Thailand in Gramscian Perspective
I TALIAN PARTY LEADER and philosopher Antonio Gramsci is among the most innovative thinkers to have emerged from the Marxist tradition. Though grounded in the realities of the capitalist economic system, Gramsci's major theoretical concern is the role of politics and culture. For the people of a given he argues, culture provides a meaningful conception of their world and their place in it-that is, it denotes rules or norms of behavior correspondi…
Is Small-holder Cultivation Viable? A Question of Political Economy With Reference to Thailand
THE THAI RURAL ECONOMY, for more than a hundred years, has been characterized by small-scale owner cultivation, with a substantial concentration on exports. Yet the widespread commercialization of agriculture, reflecting the development of a capitalist economy, especially in the last three decades, has brought about considerable changes in cultivated area, production techniques, type of crops sown, farm incomes, infrastructure, rural mobility and…
In the Midst of Wars. An American's Mission to Southeast Asia
Thailand
A LTHOUGH THAILAND'S military coup of October 6, 1976 repreI71 sented a watershed in recent politics-some would say a point of no return-yet life in Thailand has continued apparently regardless of these turbulent events. Bangkok on the surface has remained as it has been for years, with traffic jams (but worse than ever), bustling activity, pollution, noise. Moreover, many 'ordinary people,' not to mention the traditionalist elite, approved of th…
Myths and Politics in Western Societies
Development and democracy in Southeast Asia
(1988). Development and democracy in Southeast Asia. The Pacific Review: Vol. 1, Emerging Southeast Asia: Development, integration, democracy, pp. 332-340
Southeast Asian area studies and political science methodology
II. Hegemony and Domination in Third World Countries
The Resistance in Cambodia
he role of the Resistance in Cambodia is determined by space and time, by national and international support. In time it goes back to the Vietminh struggle against the French in Indochina: the first resistance. In space it is largely determined by the configuration of the country; but it is not confined to Cambodia, because of the continuing involvement of other countries. Indeed, the indigenous elements of resistance depend (just as government f…
Northeast Thailand
Northeast Thailand
Guerrilla Warfare and Marxism
Thailand's New Course
THERE IS A NEW flexibility Thai politics, both external and internal. The reason for this is clearly to bring Thailand more into line with changing conditions. The previous policy suited its times, at least from the point of view of a military-dominated, security-conscious, conservatively-inclined regime. There was then a community of interest between Thai governments headed by Field Marshals Phibun Songkram (i948-57), Sarit Thanarat (i958-63), a…
The Guam Doctrine
Journal Article The Guam Doctrine Get access J. L. S. Girling J. L. S. Girling Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar International Affairs, Volume 46, Issue 1, January 1970, Pages 48–62, https://doi.org/10.2307/2614209 Published: 01 January 1970
Loosely Structured Social Systems
Laos
THE LAOS SITUATION looks simple. But like many problems it is simple to explain from a distance; it is more complicated the nearer one gets. opposite is true of the domino theory. If this were not so, it would be hard to explain why the old myth, which does not stand up to close examination, should have such remarkable staying power. From Eisenhower to Nixon and from Indochina in i950 to Vietnam, Laos and Cambodia in I970: unlike the dominoes, th…
No More Vietnams? The War and the Future of American Foreign Policy
Southeast Asia Today-and Tomorrow
Regional Security in Southeast Asia
Will peace in Vietnam and neutralised Indochina bring stability to Southeast Asia? Or will most of the area fall under a China-North Vietnam condominium? Can the Nixon doctrine, with the U.S. nuclear deterrent in the background, assure the security of a regional association? Or will the Japanese — the flag following trade — gather Southeast Asia into a new co-prosperity sphere
The Vietnamese in Thailand
Nixon's "Algeria"-Doctrine and Disengagement in Indochina
A T TIMES OF CRISIS in Western democracies, it often takes a Right-wing politician to carry out the Left-wing policies required. Thus, Eisenhower's campaign pledge to bring peace in Korea, Macmillan's artful backing down from the Suez adventure, and de Gaulle's agreement to Algeria's independence. It calls for a skilful combination of measures and men. The personality of the leader counts for conservatives, while the issues in themselves gain the…
The United States and the Future of Thailand
North Vietnam and the Pathet Lao
Communist China's Policy Toward Laos
Laos
The Resistance in Cambodia
he role of the Resistance in Cambodia is determined by space and time, by national and international support. In time it goes back to the Vietminh struggle against the French in Indochina: the first resistance. In space it is largely determined by the configuration of the country; but it is not confined to Cambodia, because of the continuing involvement of other countries. Indeed, the indigenous elements of resistance depend (just as government f…
Derriere Le Sourire Khmer
La Guerre Revolutionnaire du Vietnam
Strengths and Weaknesses of the Thai Bureaucratic Polity
Russia and Indochina in International Perspective
Russia and Indochina in International Perspective Get access J. L. S. Girling J. L. S. Girling Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar International Affairs, Volume 49, Issue 4, October 1973, Pages 608–616, https://doi.org/10.2307/2616480 Published: 01 October 1973
War and Politics in Cambodia
In the Midst of Wars. An American's Mission to Southeast Asia
Kissingerism’
Journal Article ‘Kissingerism’: The Enduring Problems Get access J. L. S. Girling J. L. S. Girling Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar International Affairs, Volume 51, Issue 3, July 1975, Pages 323–343, https://doi.org/10.2307/2616618 Published: 01 July 1975
Electoral Politics in South Vietnam
Conflict and Stability in Southeast Asia
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