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Investigating the grey areas of the Chinese communities in Southeast Asia ​ edited by Arnaud Leveau.

By: Contributor(s): Material type: TextTextSeries: Occasional paper /​ IRASEC ; 2007, no 1Publication details: Bangkok Institut de recherche sur l'Asie du Sud-Est contemporaine 2007.Description: 168 pages 19 cmISBN:
  • 9789747709407
Subject(s): DDC classification:
  • 330.959 LEV
Contents:
The Ang-yi or Chinese Secret Societies of Thailand. Understanding a Total Social Phenomenon, by Jean Baffie (CNRS-University of Provence) 11 The Triads: Past and Present, by T. A. Bancroft, BSc (Hons), MSc 31 Political influences of the Chinese communities in Thailand and Myanmar, by Ratanaporn Dhammakosol, Politic Counscellor 47 Grey Side of Chinese Community in Indonesia, by Frans H endra W inarta, S.H ., M .H 61 Triad Involvement in the Sex Service Industry in Hong Kong and Its Impacts on Southeast Asia, by Dr CHU Yiu Kong, Assistant Professor, Department of Sociology, The University of Hong Kong 75 The Chinese diaspora and prostitution at the Thai-Malay frontier (Hat Yai, Sadao-Dannok, Belong and Sungai Kolok), by Dr. Emmanuel DIALMA, Jurist, AFESIP Campaign Director and Dr. Pierre LE ROUX Ethnologist, AFESIP Research Unit Director 91 Triads : From street level to transnational crime, by Peter Michael, Journalist 115 Debates Notes on the Chinese communities in Burma and Thailand, by Guy Lubeigt (CN RS-PRODIG) 143 Notes on the foreign maflas in Thailand, by Jean Baffie (CRNS University of P ro v en ce) 151 Historical note on the Chinese communities in South-East Asia, by Alain Forest (University of Paris VII, CNRS) 153 Links between Organized Crime and terrorist networks, by Philippe Migaux, Chief police superintendent, French Embassy in Malaysia 157.

Proceedings of a symposium held in Bangkok, Jan. 6-7, 2005.

Bibliography: 163-167.

The Ang-yi or Chinese Secret Societies of Thailand. Understanding a Total Social Phenomenon, by Jean Baffie (CNRS-University of Provence) 11 The Triads: Past and Present, by T. A. Bancroft, BSc (Hons), MSc 31 Political influences of the Chinese communities in Thailand and Myanmar, by Ratanaporn Dhammakosol, Politic Counscellor 47 Grey Side of Chinese Community in Indonesia, by Frans H endra W inarta, S.H ., M .H 61 Triad Involvement in the Sex Service Industry in Hong Kong and Its Impacts on Southeast Asia, by Dr CHU Yiu Kong, Assistant Professor, Department of Sociology, The University of Hong Kong 75 The Chinese diaspora and prostitution at the Thai-Malay frontier (Hat Yai, Sadao-Dannok, Belong and Sungai Kolok), by Dr. Emmanuel DIALMA, Jurist, AFESIP Campaign Director and Dr. Pierre LE ROUX Ethnologist, AFESIP Research Unit Director 91 Triads : From street level to transnational crime, by Peter Michael, Journalist 115 Debates Notes on the Chinese communities in Burma and Thailand, by Guy Lubeigt (CN RS-PRODIG) 143 Notes on the foreign maflas in Thailand, by Jean Baffie (CRNS University of P ro v en ce) 151 Historical note on the Chinese communities in South-East Asia, by Alain Forest (University of Paris VII, CNRS) 153 Links between Organized Crime and terrorist networks, by Philippe Migaux, Chief police superintendent, French Embassy in Malaysia 157.

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