STUDIES IN THAI AND SOUTHEAST ASIAN HISTORIES

Part I: Thai and Southeast Asian Studies Thai Historiography from Ancient Times to the Modern Period Preliminary on Thai Historiography Siam/Civilization—Thailand/Globalization:Things to Come? De L’ancien Regime Au Nouveau Regime Overview of Research and Studies on Southeast Asia in Thailand : “Where do we come from? Who are we? Where are we going?” Southeast Asian Studies in Thailand The Kingdom of Ayutthaya (1351-1767 AD) Origins of a Capital and Seaport: The Early Settlement of Ayutthaya and Its East Asian Trade Buddhism and Political Integration in Early Ayuttaya: 1351-1448 Zheng He-Sam Po Kong: History and Myth in Thailand Is’ Thai Studies still Possible? From Dynastic to National History : A Siam/Thailand Case Part II : From Siam to Thailand The Front Palace : The Office of the Heir Apparent? The First Phibun Government and Its Involvement in World War II Each Generation of Elites in Thai History 14 October 1973 From Siam to Thailand Part III: Siam and Indonesia A Nineteenth-Century Siamese Account of Bali with Introduction and Notes The Kingdom of Ayutthaya and Its Founder: King Uthong and Feasibility for Comparative Studies with Majapahit Dari Siam Ke Nusantara The Construction of National Heroes and /or Heroines Part IV : Siam and CVMV Thai-Burmese-Lao-Cambodian Border: A Survey Report Thailand-Combodia: A Love-Hate Relationship The Future of Monarchy in Cambodia Will the Mekong Survive Globalization?