Land and Longhouse: Agrarian Transformation in the Uplands of Sarawak censorship and heterosexually and homosexually active

and heterosexually and homosexually active groups—as well as between residents of Thailand and their foreign observers

or what the author terms its "geo-body

Uses a broad perspective of the consumer market based on income differentials— a “mosaic structure”

inside view of the workings of S-21 and the Khmer Rouge movement

Land and Longhouse: Agrarian Transformation in the Uplands of Sarawak censorship and heterosexually and homosexually activeR. A. Cramb 2007, 448 pp, 15x23 cm Traces the role of community, market and state in the agrarian transformation of a major upland society in Southeast Asia. Uniquely combines in depth, generation long village studies with historical and institutional analysis spanning a century and a half. A significant new contribution to debates about economic, social and environmental change and conflict in upland Southeast Asia. A fascinating, empirically rich