Investigating the Grey Area of the Chinese Communities in Southeast Asia (seminar proceedings) [Free E-Book]
http://www.irasec.com/en/documents.php
03 May 2007
Research Institute on Contemporary Southeast Asia (IRASEC), Bangkok, Thailand.
Supplied note: "Investigating the Grey Area of the Chineses Communities in Southeast Asia (seminar proceedings) [ IRASEC, Occasional Papers, no 1, 2007, 168 pages, ISBN 978 974 7709 40 7, 4.27 Mb, PDF format - ed.] By LEVEAU Arnaud (eds) The French Research Institute on Contemporary Southeast Asia has launched a series of Occasional Papers in order to facilitate the diffusion of seminar proceedings and short monography. It can be downloaded for free on our website : [at the URL below]."
Self-description:
"The presence of mafia groups and gangs of Chinese origin and their collu- sion with the world of finance and politics are historical facts in the [SEAsian] region and could represent today a real threat for its stability. These criminal networks tend to forge business link with their Japanese, Russian, Korea, Italian or South American counterparts and sometimes could interfere with the process of political decision making."
Site contents:
The Papers * Introduction by Arnaud LEVEAU (Irasec) * The Ang-yi or Chinese Secret Societies of Thailand. Understanding a Total Social Phenomenon by Jean Baffie (CNRS-University of Provence) * The Triads: Past and Present by T. A. Bancroft, BSc (Hons), MSc * Political influences of the Chinese communities in Thailand and Myanmar by Ratanaporn Dhammakosol, Politic Counscellor * Grey Side of Chinese Community in Indonesia by Frans Hendra Winarta, S.H., M.H. * 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 * The Chinese diaspora and prostitution at the Thai-Malay frontier (Hat Yai, Sadao- Dannok, Betong and Sungai Kolok) by Dr. Emmanuel DIALMA, Jurist, AFESIP Campaign Director and Dr. Pierre LE ROUX, Ethnologist, AFESIP Research Unit Director * Triads : From street level to transnational crime by Peter Michael, Journalist * Notes on the Chinese communities in Burma and Thailand by Guy Lubeigt (CNRS-PRODIG) * Notes on the foreign mafias in Thailand by Jean Baffie (CRNS University of Provence) * Historical note on the Chinese communities in South- East Asia by Alain Forest (University of Paris VII, CNRS) * Links between Organized Crime and terrorist networks by Philippe Migaux, Chief police superintendent, French Embassy in Malaysia
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03 May 2007
Research Institute on Contemporary Southeast Asia (IRASEC), Bangkok, Thailand.
Supplied note: "Investigating the Grey Area of the Chineses Communities in Southeast Asia (seminar proceedings) [ IRASEC, Occasional Papers, no 1, 2007, 168 pages, ISBN 978 974 7709 40 7, 4.27 Mb, PDF format - ed.] By LEVEAU Arnaud (eds) The French Research Institute on Contemporary Southeast Asia has launched a series of Occasional Papers in order to facilitate the diffusion of seminar proceedings and short monography. It can be downloaded for free on our website : [at the URL below]."
Self-description:
"The presence of mafia groups and gangs of Chinese origin and their collu- sion with the world of finance and politics are historical facts in the [SEAsian] region and could represent today a real threat for its stability. These criminal networks tend to forge business link with their Japanese, Russian, Korea, Italian or South American counterparts and sometimes could interfere with the process of political decision making."
Site contents:
The Papers * Introduction by Arnaud LEVEAU (Irasec) * The Ang-yi or Chinese Secret Societies of Thailand. Understanding a Total Social Phenomenon by Jean Baffie (CNRS-University of Provence) * The Triads: Past and Present by T. A. Bancroft, BSc (Hons), MSc * Political influences of the Chinese communities in Thailand and Myanmar by Ratanaporn Dhammakosol, Politic Counscellor * Grey Side of Chinese Community in Indonesia by Frans Hendra Winarta, S.H., M.H. * 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 * The Chinese diaspora and prostitution at the Thai-Malay frontier (Hat Yai, Sadao- Dannok, Betong and Sungai Kolok) by Dr. Emmanuel DIALMA, Jurist, AFESIP Campaign Director and Dr. Pierre LE ROUX, Ethnologist, AFESIP Research Unit Director * Triads : From street level to transnational crime by Peter Michael, Journalist * Notes on the Chinese communities in Burma and Thailand by Guy Lubeigt (CNRS-PRODIG) * Notes on the foreign mafias in Thailand by Jean Baffie (CRNS University of Provence) * Historical note on the Chinese communities in South- East Asia by Alain Forest (University of Paris VII, CNRS) * Links between Organized Crime and terrorist networks by Philippe Migaux, Chief police superintendent, French Embassy in Malaysia
URL http://www.irasec.com/en/documents.php
Internet Archive http://web.archive.org/web/*/http://www.irasec.com/en/documents.php
Link reported by: Publications (publications--at--irasec.com)
* Resource type [news/comments - documents - study - corporate info. - online guide]:
Study
* Publisher [academic - business - govt. - library/museum - NGO - other]:
Academic
* Scholarly usefulness [essential - v.useful - useful - interesting - marginal]:
V.Useful
* External links to the resource [over 3,000 - under 3,000 - under 1,000
- under 300 - under 100 - under 30]: under 100
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