S Arasaratnam
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 5373683 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | S Arasaratnam |
| NOMBRES | S |
| APELLIDO | Arasaratnam |
| FIRMA | ARASARATNAM S |
| AFILIACIONES | University of New England |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 32 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 40 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 32 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1962 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1994 |
| ÍNDICE H | 4 |
Asia in the Making of Europe
Coromandel revisited
South Asia panels
(1988). South Asia panels. Asian Studies Association of Australia. Review: Vol. 11, No. 3, pp. 47-49
Writing the history of the Indian Ocean 1500–1800
(1987). Writing the history of the Indian Ocean 1500–1800. Asian Studies Association of Australia. Review: Vol. 11, No. 1, pp. 32-35
Professor A.L. Basham
Elements of social and economic change in Dutch maritime Ceylon (Sri Lanka) 1658-1796
Factors in the rise, growth and decline of Coromandel ports Circa 1650‐1720
J.H.O. Paulusz on the 1638 Westerwolt treaty in Ceylon
The 1638 Westerwolt Treaty in Ceylon: Charges of Dutch Deceit Disproved'. In this article he reviews the literature on Dutch relations with the Kingdom of Kandy, and in particular the treaty of 1638 and the events immediately following, and attempts to "disprove" an opinion widely held among historians that the Dutch East India Company (V.O.C.) was guilty of fraudulent conduct in its relations with Raja Sinha II, King of Kandy (c. 1630Kandy (c. -…
Indian Society of Malaysia and Its Leaders
Within the plural society of Malaysia, Indians reflect a pluralism every bit as complex and resulting in problems that are a smaller version of those faced by the nation. Indian society is segmented on a variety of grounds, each segment operating with its own autonomy and yet entering into a competitive coexistence with others to impose its interests as the dominant ones of “the Indian community” of Malaysia. These inner strains and stresses amon…
Social History of a Dominant Caste Society
Coup Theories and Officer's Motives
Weavers, Merchants and Company
Trade and Political Dominion in South India, 1750-1790
The English East India Company's Coromandel trade provided a spectacle of steady, if unspectacular, growth from its first inauguration early in the seventeenth century. It was not subject to the violent ups and downs, or the extremes of great success and utter failure that characterized the Company's trade in some other regions of India and Southeast Asia. An expanding trade on this coast was matched by an expanding presence. By the end of the ce…
Indian commercial groups and European traders, 1600‐1800
Electoral Politics in an Emergent State. The Ceylon General Election of May 1970
Separate and Unequal
Sri Lanka
Monopoly and Free Trade in Dutch-Asian Commercial Policy
The Dutch East India Company (VOC) secured in March 1602, by charter from the States General of the Netherlands, a monopoly of eastern trade. Throughout its history of two centuries, it sought zealously to maintain and safeguard this monopoly against all interlopers and against any attempts at private trade by its own officers. With its establishment and expansion in the east the Company extended this concept of monopoly to embrace as much of Asi…
Ceylon. Between Orient and Occident
The Ceylon Insurrection of April 1971
IN MANY RESPECTS the political development of Ceylon provides a model in the evolution of states from dependence to independence and in the stages through which their post-independence politics pass. As a colony the island passed from unrestricted Governor's rule, through representative government (I924) to semi-responsible government (i93i) to responsibility and independence (1948). After independence it went through a decade of bourgeois-libera…
The politics of commerce in the coastal kingdoms of Tamil Nad 1650–1700
The Indigenous Ruling Class in Dutch Maritime Ceylon
Jaarverslag 1970
The Growth of a Party System in Ceylon
Some Notes on the Dutch in Malacca and the Indo-Malayan Trade 1641–1670
The trade between India and the Malay Peninsula was an important link in the inter-Asian trading system. It took in a wide assortment of goods, embracing not only the produce of these two countries but also serving as a vehicle for the transhipment and distribution of goods from neighbouring and even distant regions that are assembled at these centres of trade. Thus the import trade from India to Malaya had cotton piece-goods as its staple and ot…
Weavers, Merchants and Company
Social History of a Dominant Caste Society
Trade and Political Dominion in South India, 1750-1790
The English East India Company's Coromandel trade provided a spectacle of steady, if unspectacular, growth from its first inauguration early in the seventeenth century. It was not subject to the violent ups and downs, or the extremes of great success and utter failure that characterized the Company's trade in some other regions of India and Southeast Asia. An expanding trade on this coast was matched by an expanding presence. By the end of the ce…
Some Notes on the Dutch in Malacca and the Indo-Malayan Trade 1641–1670
The trade between India and the Malay Peninsula was an important link in the inter-Asian trading system. It took in a wide assortment of goods, embracing not only the produce of these two countries but also serving as a vehicle for the transhipment and distribution of goods from neighbouring and even distant regions that are assembled at these centres of trade. Thus the import trade from India to Malaya had cotton piece-goods as its staple and ot…
Dutch Commercial Policy in Ceylon and its effects on the Indo-Ceylon Trade (1690-1750)
The Dutch East India Company and its Coromandel trade 1700-1740
Elements of social and economic change in Dutch maritime Ceylon (Sri Lanka) 1658-1796
The Ceylon Insurrection of April 1971
IN MANY RESPECTS the political development of Ceylon provides a model in the evolution of states from dependence to independence and in the stages through which their post-independence politics pass. As a colony the island passed from unrestricted Governor's rule, through representative government (I924) to semi-responsible government (i93i) to responsibility and independence (1948). After independence it went through a decade of bourgeois-libera…
Indian commercial groups and European traders, 1600‐1800
The politics of commerce in the coastal kingdoms of Tamil Nad 1650–1700
The Indigenous Ruling Class in Dutch Maritime Ceylon
Baron van Imhoff and Dutch policy in Ceylon 1736-1740
Ceylon
Indian Merchants and Their Trading Methods (circa 1700)
The Modern History of Ceylon
Dutch Commercial Policy in Ceylon and its effects on the Indo-Ceylon Trade (1690-1750)
The Dutch East India Company and its Coromandel trade 1700-1740
Communalism and Language in the Politics of Ceylon
Some Notes on the Dutch in Malacca and the Indo-Malayan Trade 1641–1670
The trade between India and the Malay Peninsula was an important link in the inter-Asian trading system. It took in a wide assortment of goods, embracing not only the produce of these two countries but also serving as a vehicle for the transhipment and distribution of goods from neighbouring and even distant regions that are assembled at these centres of trade. Thus the import trade from India to Malaya had cotton piece-goods as its staple and ot…
The Growth of a Party System in Ceylon
The politics of commerce in the coastal kingdoms of Tamil Nad 1650–1700
The Indigenous Ruling Class in Dutch Maritime Ceylon
Jaarverslag 1970
Ceylon. Between Orient and Occident
The Ceylon Insurrection of April 1971
IN MANY RESPECTS the political development of Ceylon provides a model in the evolution of states from dependence to independence and in the stages through which their post-independence politics pass. As a colony the island passed from unrestricted Governor's rule, through representative government (I924) to semi-responsible government (i93i) to responsibility and independence (1948). After independence it went through a decade of bourgeois-libera…
Monopoly and Free Trade in Dutch-Asian Commercial Policy
The Dutch East India Company (VOC) secured in March 1602, by charter from the States General of the Netherlands, a monopoly of eastern trade. Throughout its history of two centuries, it sought zealously to maintain and safeguard this monopoly against all interlopers and against any attempts at private trade by its own officers. With its establishment and expansion in the east the Company extended this concept of monopoly to embrace as much of Asi…
Sri Lanka
Separate and Unequal
Electoral Politics in an Emergent State. The Ceylon General Election of May 1970
Indian commercial groups and European traders, 1600‐1800
Trade and Political Dominion in South India, 1750-1790
The English East India Company's Coromandel trade provided a spectacle of steady, if unspectacular, growth from its first inauguration early in the seventeenth century. It was not subject to the violent ups and downs, or the extremes of great success and utter failure that characterized the Company's trade in some other regions of India and Southeast Asia. An expanding trade on this coast was matched by an expanding presence. By the end of the ce…
Weavers, Merchants and Company
Social History of a Dominant Caste Society
Coup Theories and Officer's Motives
J.H.O. Paulusz on the 1638 Westerwolt treaty in Ceylon
The 1638 Westerwolt Treaty in Ceylon: Charges of Dutch Deceit Disproved'. In this article he reviews the literature on Dutch relations with the Kingdom of Kandy, and in particular the treaty of 1638 and the events immediately following, and attempts to "disprove" an opinion widely held among historians that the Dutch East India Company (V.O.C.) was guilty of fraudulent conduct in its relations with Raja Sinha II, King of Kandy (c. 1630Kandy (c. -…
Indian Society of Malaysia and Its Leaders
Within the plural society of Malaysia, Indians reflect a pluralism every bit as complex and resulting in problems that are a smaller version of those faced by the nation. Indian society is segmented on a variety of grounds, each segment operating with its own autonomy and yet entering into a competitive coexistence with others to impose its interests as the dominant ones of “the Indian community” of Malaysia. These inner strains and stresses amon…
History (23 obras) · Ancient history (19 obras) · Political science (17 obras) · History (14 obras) · Asian Studies and History (13 obras) · Ceylon (13 obras) · Geography (13 obras) · Global Maritime and Colonial Histories (13 obras) · Law (10 obras) · Colonialism, slavery, and trade (7 obras)