Patrick Jory
Biographic Data
| ID | 106898 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Patrick Jory |
| GIVEN NAMES | Patrick |
| FAMILY NAME | Jory |
| SIGNATURE | JORY P |
| AFFILIATIONS | The University of Queensland |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-8462-128X |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 21 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 40 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 21 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1999 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
Champassak royalty and sovereignty: Within and between nation-states in mainland Southeast Asia
Sinae Hyun. Indigenizing the Cold War: The Border Patrol Police and Nation-Building in Thailand
Siam as a ‘tributary state’ of imperial China and the age of empire
When considering the fortunes of the Thai monarchy in the age of empire, scholarly attention tends to focus on Siam’s relations with the European colonial powers, especially Britain and France. But prior to the coming of the colonial powers to East Asia, Siam, along with mainland Southeast Asia’s other monarchies, was a tributary state of an older, powerful empire: China. Among the most important effects of the European colonial penetration of So…
Wasana Wongsurawat. The Crown and the Capitalists: The Ethnic Chinese and the Founding of the Thai Nation
closely with a twelfth-century story displayed on the bas-reliefs and other features of the Bayon temple (Ang 2007, 364-381).Apart from these issues, Traces of Trauma is clearly a groundbreaking work that takes a refreshing look at Cambodia's dark past of the 1970s and the long-term impacts of the violence on survivors.Through its interdisciplinary approach of examining a range of visual cultural materials, together with the author's broad knowle…
Bupphesanniwat Fever: Gendered Nationalism and Middle-Class Views of Thailand’s Political Predicament
From February to April 2018 Thailand was captivated by a historical-romantic soap opera screened on Channel 3 television, Bupphesanniwat. The series is set in the late seventeenth century at a time of Siam's heightened commercial and political engagement with Western countries and with Westerners, especially the French. The series culminates with the 1688 revolution, when the pro-French faction led by King Narai was overthrown by forces loyal to …
Thailand's Theory of Monarchy: The Vessantara Jātaka and the Idea of the Perfect Man
Thailand's Hyper-Royalism: Its Past Success and Present Predicament by Thongchai Winichakul
Reviewed by: Thailand's Hyper-Royalism: Its Past Success and Present Predicament by Thongchai Winichakul Patrick Jory Thailand's Hyper-Royalism: Its Past Success and Present Predicament Thongchai Winichakul Trends in Southeast Asia, No. 7. Singapore: ISEAS Yusof Ishak Institute, 2016. 36 pp. It is difficult to remember that not long ago, scholars rarely gave much attention to the Thai monarchy. If they did, their view of the monarchy was mostly p…
The Palace Law of Ayutthaya and the Thammasat: Law and Kingship in Siam. Translated
The Lost Territories: Thailand's history of national humiliation by Shane Strate
Reviewed by: The Lost Territories: Thailand's history of national humiliation by Shane Strate Patrick Jory The Lost Territories: Thailand's history of national humiliation By Shane Strate. Honolulu: University of Hawai'i Press, 2015. During a recent overland visit to Cambodia I was completing an immigration form at a border checkpoint near Anlong Veng in the northeast of the country, just across the Thai-Cambodia border, when a stern-looking immi…
Exploration and Irony in Studies of Siam over Forty Years, written by Benedict Anderson
Studies in Thai and Southeast Asian Histories by Charnvit Kasetsiri
Thailand's Politics of Politeness: Qualities of a Gentleman and the Making of ‘Thai Manners’
Appropriate personal conduct has long been intrinsic to notions of Thai national identity. Thailand has an especially large corpus of didactic works on proper manners. Formerly, one of the major sources of ideas about bodily comportment was Theravada Buddhism. From the late nineteenth century, however, another genre of literature on manners began to appear, written to instruct students in the newly established modern education system about the pe…
Anderson, Wanni W: Mapping Thai Muslims. Community Dynamics and Change on the Andaman Coast
Anthropos , Seite 231 - 232
A New History of Southeast Asia (review)
Reviewed by: A New History of Southeast Asia Patrick Jory A New History of Southeast Asia. M. C. Ricklefs, Bruce Lockhart, Albert Lau, Portia Reyes, Maitri Aung Thwin Basingstoke: Palgrave Macmillan, 2010. 568 pp., index. ISBN 978-0230-21-214-5 Does the study of Southeast Asian history need a new textbook history of Southeast Asia? If so, what should it look like? How should it differ from its predecessors? An attempt to answer these questions ma…
From Melayu Patani to Thai Muslim: The Spectre of Ethnic Identity in Southern Thailand
This paper is a study of how the people at the centre of the violent conflict in Thailand's southern border provinces have been represented, with particular reference to the period from the Second World War to the present. It provides a brief historical background to a number of discourses of identity regarding the people in the region. It focuses on the struggle between competing discourses of Thai national identity, Malay ethnic identity, Musli…
Voices of Islam in Europe and Southeast Asia
This workshop, co-organized by the Regional Studies Program, WalailakUniversity, Thailand, and the Department of Cross-cultural and RegionalStudies, University of Copenhagen, Denmark, and conceived of early in2005, took place a little over a week before the eruption of the “cartoon controversy,”which brought the issue of the relationship between Europe and theso-called “Muslim world” to the fore as never before. From January 20-22,2006, a group o…
Thai and Western Buddhist Scholarship in the Age of Colonialism: King Chulalongkorn Redefines the Jatakas
As part of the 1996-97 Fiftieth Jubilee celebrations, Thailand's King Bhumibol Adulyadej published his version of the Mahajanaka Jataka, one of the many stories of the Buddha's former lives in the Theravada Buddhist tradition (Bhumibol 1996). The publication, in both English and Thai and complete with lavish illustrations, was heavily promoted by various agencies of the bureaucracy (especially in the media and the schools) and met with much publi…
The King and us: Representations of monarchy in Thailand and the case of Anna and the King
In 1998, 20th Century Fox approached the Thai government asking permission to shoot on location in Thailand a film titled Anna and the King, a dramatized version of the famous 1950s musical The King and I. The latter film has long been banned in Thailand. Fox’s plans to produce a new version created a storm of controversy in Thailand, ending in the National Film Board’s decision not to allow the film to be made in Thailand. The completed film (sh…
Books and the Nation: The Making of Thailand's National Library
This article examines the establishment by the Thai court in the late nineteenth century of what was to become the "national library", an institution modelled on colonial scholarly societies being set up at the time. It examines its role in the construction of a corpus of a knowledge about the "Thai nation
Political Decentralisation and the Resurgence of Regional Identities in Thailand
This article looks at the cultural resurgence that is taking place in Thailand's regions and amongst its ethnic minorities after a century of assimilationist policies carried out by the central Thai government in the interests of national integration. The article argues that the cultural resurgence is a result of three decades of economic development and a parallel process of democratisation of the political system. This has not only given differ…
Thai identity, globalisation and advertising culture
Thai identity, globalisation and advertising culture
Thai and Western Buddhist Scholarship in the Age of Colonialism: King Chulalongkorn Redefines the Jatakas
As part of the 1996-97 Fiftieth Jubilee celebrations, Thailand's King Bhumibol Adulyadej published his version of the Mahajanaka Jataka, one of the many stories of the Buddha's former lives in the Theravada Buddhist tradition (Bhumibol 1996). The publication, in both English and Thai and complete with lavish illustrations, was heavily promoted by various agencies of the bureaucracy (especially in the media and the schools) and met with much publi…
Thailand's Theory of Monarchy: The Vessantara Jātaka and the Idea of the Perfect Man
From Melayu Patani to Thai Muslim: The Spectre of Ethnic Identity in Southern Thailand
This paper is a study of how the people at the centre of the violent conflict in Thailand's southern border provinces have been represented, with particular reference to the period from the Second World War to the present. It provides a brief historical background to a number of discourses of identity regarding the people in the region. It focuses on the struggle between competing discourses of Thai national identity, Malay ethnic identity, Musli…
Thailand's Politics of Politeness: Qualities of a Gentleman and the Making of ‘Thai Manners’
Appropriate personal conduct has long been intrinsic to notions of Thai national identity. Thailand has an especially large corpus of didactic works on proper manners. Formerly, one of the major sources of ideas about bodily comportment was Theravada Buddhism. From the late nineteenth century, however, another genre of literature on manners began to appear, written to instruct students in the newly established modern education system about the pe…
Books and the Nation: The Making of Thailand's National Library
This article examines the establishment by the Thai court in the late nineteenth century of what was to become the "national library", an institution modelled on colonial scholarly societies being set up at the time. It examines its role in the construction of a corpus of a knowledge about the "Thai nation
Champassak royalty and sovereignty: Within and between nation-states in mainland Southeast Asia
Bupphesanniwat Fever: Gendered Nationalism and Middle-Class Views of Thailand’s Political Predicament
From February to April 2018 Thailand was captivated by a historical-romantic soap opera screened on Channel 3 television, Bupphesanniwat. The series is set in the late seventeenth century at a time of Siam's heightened commercial and political engagement with Western countries and with Westerners, especially the French. The series culminates with the 1688 revolution, when the pro-French faction led by King Narai was overthrown by forces loyal to …
Political Decentralisation and the Resurgence of Regional Identities in Thailand
This article looks at the cultural resurgence that is taking place in Thailand's regions and amongst its ethnic minorities after a century of assimilationist policies carried out by the central Thai government in the interests of national integration. The article argues that the cultural resurgence is a result of three decades of economic development and a parallel process of democratisation of the political system. This has not only given differ…
The King and us: Representations of monarchy in Thailand and the case of Anna and the King
In 1998, 20th Century Fox approached the Thai government asking permission to shoot on location in Thailand a film titled Anna and the King, a dramatized version of the famous 1950s musical The King and I. The latter film has long been banned in Thailand. Fox’s plans to produce a new version created a storm of controversy in Thailand, ending in the National Film Board’s decision not to allow the film to be made in Thailand. The completed film (sh…
Political Decentralisation and the Resurgence of Regional Identities in Thailand
This article looks at the cultural resurgence that is taking place in Thailand's regions and amongst its ethnic minorities after a century of assimilationist policies carried out by the central Thai government in the interests of national integration. The article argues that the cultural resurgence is a result of three decades of economic development and a parallel process of democratisation of the political system. This has not only given differ…
Thai identity, globalisation and advertising culture
Books and the Nation: The Making of Thailand's National Library
This article examines the establishment by the Thai court in the late nineteenth century of what was to become the "national library", an institution modelled on colonial scholarly societies being set up at the time. It examines its role in the construction of a corpus of a knowledge about the "Thai nation
The King and us: Representations of monarchy in Thailand and the case of Anna and the King
In 1998, 20th Century Fox approached the Thai government asking permission to shoot on location in Thailand a film titled Anna and the King, a dramatized version of the famous 1950s musical The King and I. The latter film has long been banned in Thailand. Fox’s plans to produce a new version created a storm of controversy in Thailand, ending in the National Film Board’s decision not to allow the film to be made in Thailand. The completed film (sh…
Thai and Western Buddhist Scholarship in the Age of Colonialism: King Chulalongkorn Redefines the Jatakas
As part of the 1996-97 Fiftieth Jubilee celebrations, Thailand's King Bhumibol Adulyadej published his version of the Mahajanaka Jataka, one of the many stories of the Buddha's former lives in the Theravada Buddhist tradition (Bhumibol 1996). The publication, in both English and Thai and complete with lavish illustrations, was heavily promoted by various agencies of the bureaucracy (especially in the media and the schools) and met with much publi…
Voices of Islam in Europe and Southeast Asia
This workshop, co-organized by the Regional Studies Program, WalailakUniversity, Thailand, and the Department of Cross-cultural and RegionalStudies, University of Copenhagen, Denmark, and conceived of early in2005, took place a little over a week before the eruption of the “cartoon controversy,”which brought the issue of the relationship between Europe and theso-called “Muslim world” to the fore as never before. From January 20-22,2006, a group o…
From Melayu Patani to Thai Muslim: The Spectre of Ethnic Identity in Southern Thailand
This paper is a study of how the people at the centre of the violent conflict in Thailand's southern border provinces have been represented, with particular reference to the period from the Second World War to the present. It provides a brief historical background to a number of discourses of identity regarding the people in the region. It focuses on the struggle between competing discourses of Thai national identity, Malay ethnic identity, Musli…
A New History of Southeast Asia (review)
Reviewed by: A New History of Southeast Asia Patrick Jory A New History of Southeast Asia. M. C. Ricklefs, Bruce Lockhart, Albert Lau, Portia Reyes, Maitri Aung Thwin Basingstoke: Palgrave Macmillan, 2010. 568 pp., index. ISBN 978-0230-21-214-5 Does the study of Southeast Asian history need a new textbook history of Southeast Asia? If so, what should it look like? How should it differ from its predecessors? An attempt to answer these questions ma…
Anderson, Wanni W: Mapping Thai Muslims. Community Dynamics and Change on the Andaman Coast
Anthropos , Seite 231 - 232
Thailand's Politics of Politeness: Qualities of a Gentleman and the Making of ‘Thai Manners’
Appropriate personal conduct has long been intrinsic to notions of Thai national identity. Thailand has an especially large corpus of didactic works on proper manners. Formerly, one of the major sources of ideas about bodily comportment was Theravada Buddhism. From the late nineteenth century, however, another genre of literature on manners began to appear, written to instruct students in the newly established modern education system about the pe…
Exploration and Irony in Studies of Siam over Forty Years, written by Benedict Anderson
Studies in Thai and Southeast Asian Histories by Charnvit Kasetsiri
Thailand's Hyper-Royalism: Its Past Success and Present Predicament by Thongchai Winichakul
Reviewed by: Thailand's Hyper-Royalism: Its Past Success and Present Predicament by Thongchai Winichakul Patrick Jory Thailand's Hyper-Royalism: Its Past Success and Present Predicament Thongchai Winichakul Trends in Southeast Asia, No. 7. Singapore: ISEAS Yusof Ishak Institute, 2016. 36 pp. It is difficult to remember that not long ago, scholars rarely gave much attention to the Thai monarchy. If they did, their view of the monarchy was mostly p…
The Palace Law of Ayutthaya and the Thammasat: Law and Kingship in Siam. Translated
The Lost Territories: Thailand's history of national humiliation by Shane Strate
Reviewed by: The Lost Territories: Thailand's history of national humiliation by Shane Strate Patrick Jory The Lost Territories: Thailand's history of national humiliation By Shane Strate. Honolulu: University of Hawai'i Press, 2015. During a recent overland visit to Cambodia I was completing an immigration form at a border checkpoint near Anlong Veng in the northeast of the country, just across the Thai-Cambodia border, when a stern-looking immi…
Bupphesanniwat Fever: Gendered Nationalism and Middle-Class Views of Thailand’s Political Predicament
From February to April 2018 Thailand was captivated by a historical-romantic soap opera screened on Channel 3 television, Bupphesanniwat. The series is set in the late seventeenth century at a time of Siam's heightened commercial and political engagement with Western countries and with Westerners, especially the French. The series culminates with the 1688 revolution, when the pro-French faction led by King Narai was overthrown by forces loyal to …
Thailand's Theory of Monarchy: The Vessantara Jātaka and the Idea of the Perfect Man
Wasana Wongsurawat. The Crown and the Capitalists: The Ethnic Chinese and the Founding of the Thai Nation
closely with a twelfth-century story displayed on the bas-reliefs and other features of the Bayon temple (Ang 2007, 364-381).Apart from these issues, Traces of Trauma is clearly a groundbreaking work that takes a refreshing look at Cambodia's dark past of the 1970s and the long-term impacts of the violence on survivors.Through its interdisciplinary approach of examining a range of visual cultural materials, together with the author's broad knowle…
Siam as a ‘tributary state’ of imperial China and the age of empire
When considering the fortunes of the Thai monarchy in the age of empire, scholarly attention tends to focus on Siam’s relations with the European colonial powers, especially Britain and France. But prior to the coming of the colonial powers to East Asia, Siam, along with mainland Southeast Asia’s other monarchies, was a tributary state of an older, powerful empire: China. Among the most important effects of the European colonial penetration of So…
Sinae Hyun. Indigenizing the Cold War: The Border Patrol Police and Nation-Building in Thailand
Champassak royalty and sovereignty: Within and between nation-states in mainland Southeast Asia
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