
Sovereignty, State Failure and Human Rights
Neil A. Englehart
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Cornell Univ Southeast Asia · 2000 · Paperback
A reassessment of Siam's governing culture before King Chulalongkorn's nineteenth-century administrative reforms, arguing that traditional rule worked better than scholars have credited.
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This book offers a wide-ranging rethinking of Siam's governing culture as it stood before the administrative reforms brought in by King Chulalongkorn in the nineteenth century. Its argument is that the traditional system functioned more effectively and more rationally than many scholars have allowed.
Neil a. Englehart supports this view with evidence from the period. The book will interest students and researchers of Southeast Asian history and politics, as well as readers looking at how pre-modern states organised authority and power.
Published by Southeast Asia Program Publications. ISBN-13: 9780877271352.