Charles Keyes is professor emeritus of anthropology and international studies at the University of Washington.
"Keyes tells the story from the micro-viewpoint of the village and
the macro-level of the region. . . this book charts the social and
intellectual changes underlying one major element of [regional]
turbulence, and is thus necessary reading for understanding current
and near future Thai politics."
*Bangkok Post*
"In the few months since this book was written, Thai politics has
done another somersault. These ructions will continue. This book
charts the social and intellectual changes underlying one major
element of this turbulence, and is thus necessary reading for
understanding current and near future Thai politics."
*Bangkok Post*
"Keyes’s book is a must-read for anyone interested in understanding
the underpinnings of the Red Shirt movement in northeastern
Thailand."
*Journal of Asian Studies*
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