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ID078923
Title ProperFrom Melayu Patani to Thai Muslim
Other Title Informationthe spectre of ethnic identity in southern Thailand
LanguageENG
AuthorJory, Patrick
Publication2007.
Summary / Abstract (Note)This paper is a study of how the people at the centre of the violent conflict in Thailand's southern border provinces have been represented, with particular reference to the period from the Second World War to the present. It provides a brief historical background to a number of discourses of identity regarding the people in the region. It focuses on the struggle between competing discourses of Thai national identity, Malay ethnic identity, Muslim identity, and a more localized identity centred on the memory of the former sultanate of Patani and its associated linguistic and cultural traditions
`In' analytical NoteSouth East Asia Research Vol. 15, No.2; Jul 2007: p255-279
Journal SourceSouth East Asia Research Vol. 15, No.2; Jul 2007: p255-279
Key WordsIdentity ;  Muslim Identity ;  Thailand