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Of Cadres and Kings

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Aspects of South-East Asian life by John Keay
2: The Colonial Dance
The British Raj in Burma, the French 'mission civilizatnce in Indo-China and Dutch maritime commercialism in the East Indies all helped shape the independent nations that emerged from their rule
JOHN KEAY considers the varied colonial experience of South-East Asia. Why are the former French colonies now communist? What does the notable Thai success in avoiding colonialism mean to that country?
Contributors include
Dr S. H. Alatas , Gyaw Than, Kong Som 01,
Trtnh Huu Tuan and Sulak Sivaraksa
Producer DAVID PERRY

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John Keay
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John Keay
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Dr S. H. Alatas
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Kong Som
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Trtnh Huu Tuan
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Sulak Sivaraksa
Producer:
David Perry

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