2024. (with Kevin Hewison) Class, Economy, and Politics in Southeast Asia<\/em> (Manila: University of the Philippines Center for Integrative Development Studies and Journal of Contemporary Asia). https:\/\/cids.up.edu.ph\/download\/class-economy-and-politics-in-southeast-asia-a-monograph\/<\/p>\n 2018\/2019.\u00a0Drums of War, Drums of Development: the Formation of a Pacific Ruling Class and Industrial Transformation in East and Southeast Asia, 1945-1980<\/em> (Leiden and Chicago: Brill Press\/Haymarket Books Historical Materialism series).<\/p>\n 2010. Bounding the Mekong: the Asian Development, Bank, China, and Thailand<\/em> (Honolulu: University of Hawai\u2019i Press).<\/p>\n 2004. Thailand<\/em> at the Margins: Internationalization of the State and the Transformation of Labour<\/em> (Oxford and New York: Oxford University Press).<\/p>\n 2025. (with Chris Meulbroek) “The National Security State and the Big Tech City: Social Structures of Militarization and Regional Development in Seattle’s Long Cold War,” Antipode<\/em> 57, 2: 599-621.<\/p>\n 2025. “Critical Geoeconomics, Critique of Geoeconomics, or Something Else?” Environment and Planning <\/em>57, 1: 108-112.<\/p>\n 2021. \u201cMany Marxisms,\u201d Human Geography <\/em>15, 1: 117-120.<\/p>\n 2020.\u00a0(with Eva Hansson and Kevin Hewison). \u201cLegacies of the Cold War in East and Southeast Asia: An Introduction,\u201d Journal of Contemporary Asia<\/i> 50, 4: 493-510<\/span><\/p>\n 2020. “Lineages of the Authoritarian State in Thailand: Military Dictatorship, Lazy Capitalism and the Cold War Past as Post-Cold War Prologue,”\u00a0Journal of Contemporary Asia\u00a0<\/em>50, 4: 571-592.<\/span><\/p>\n 2018. \u201c<\/span>Geopolitical Economies of Development and Democratization in East Asia: Themes, Concepts, and Historical Geographies,\u201d <\/span>Environment and Planning A<\/span><\/i>50, 2: 407-415.<\/span><\/p>\n 2018. (with Seung-Ook Lee and Joel Wainwright) \u201cGeopolitical Economy and the Production of Territory: The case of US-China geopolitical-economic competition in Asia,\u201d <\/span>Environment and Planning A<\/span><\/i>50, 2: 416-436.<\/span><\/p>\n 2018. (with Jinn-yuh Hsu and Dong-Wan Gimm) \u201cA Tale of Two Industrial Zones: A Geopolitical Economy of Differential Development in Ulsan, South Korea, and Kaohsiung, Taiwan,\u201d Environment and Planning A<\/i>50, 2: 457-473.<\/span><\/p>\n 2018. (with Young-Jin Choi) “A Geopolitical Economy of Heavy Industrialization and Second Tier City Growth in South Korea: Evidence from the ‘Four Core Plants plan’,” Critical Sociology <\/em>44, 3 (May): 405-420.<\/p>\n 2016. \u201cEmerging Asias: Transnational Forces, Developmental States, and \u2018Asian Values\u2019,\u201d The Professional Geographer<\/em> 68, 2 (May): 322-329.<\/p>\n 2015. \u201cThe Geography of \u2018Vietnam\u2019,\u201d Geopolitics<\/em> 20, 4 (December): 732-735.<\/p>\n 2014. (with Young-Jin Choi) “The chaebol<\/em> and the US military-industrial complex: Cold War geopolitical economy and South Korean industrialization,” Environment and Planning A<\/em>\u00a046, 5: 1160-1180.<\/p>\n 2011. \u201cCritical Geography III: Critical Development Geography,\u201d Progress in Human Geography<\/em> 35, 5: 705-711.<\/p>\n 2011. “The Geo-Political Economy of Global Production Networks,” Geography Compass<\/em> 5, 4: 154-164.<\/p>\n 2011. “Cracking Hegemony in Thailand: Gramsci, Bourdieu and the Dialectics of Rebellion,” Journal of Contemporary Asia<\/em> 40, 1: 25-46.<\/p>\n 2010. \u201c\u2018The Provinces Elect Governments, Bangkok Overthrows Them\u2019: Urbanity, Class, and Post-Democracy in Thailand,\u201d Urban Studies<\/em> 47, 6 (May): 1301-1323.<\/p>\n 2010. \u201cCritical Geography II: Articulating Race and Radical Politics,\u201d Progress in Human Geography<\/em> 34, 4: 506-512.<\/p>\n 2009. \u201cCritical Geography I: The Question of Internationalism,\u201d Progress in Human Geography<\/em> 33, 5 (October) 685-692.<\/p>\n 2008. (with Bae-Gyoon Park and Young-Jin Choi) \u201cFailed Internationalism and Social Movement Decline: The Cases of South Korea and Thailand,\u201d Critical Asian Studies<\/em> 40, 3 (September): 339-372.<\/p>\n 2007. \u201cRecovering From Crisis: The Case of Thailand\u2019s Spatial Fix,\u201d Economic Geography<\/em> 83, 4 (October): 349-370.<\/p>\n 2006. \u201cPrimitive Accumulation, Accumulation by Dispossession, Accumulation by Extra-Economic Means,\u201d Progress in Human Geography<\/em> 30, 5 (October): 608-625.<\/p>\n 2005. \u201cOn the Borders of Southeast Asia: Cold War Geography and the Construction of the Other,\u201d Political Geography<\/em> 24, 7 (September): 784-807.<\/p>\n 2005. \u201cThe New<\/em> Imperialism? On Continuity and Change in US Foreign Policy,\u201d Environment and Planning A<\/em> 37, 9 (September): 1527-1544.<\/p>\n 2005. \u201cThe \u2018War on Terrorism\u2019 Comes to Southeast Asia,\u201d Journal of Contemporary Asia<\/em> 35, 1 (February): 3-28.<\/p>\n 2004. \u201cTransnational Hegemony and US Labor Foreign Policy: Towards a Gramscian International Labor Geography,\u201d Environment and Planning D: Society and Space<\/em> 22, 4 (August): 573-593.<\/p>\n 2004. \u201cEconomic \u2018Nationalism\u2019 in a Post-Nationalist Era: The Political Economy of Economic Policy in Post-crisis Thailand,\u201d Critical Asian Studies<\/em> 36, 1 (March): 37-64.<\/p>\n 2003. (with Chris Sneddon) \u201cChiang Mai and Khon Kaen as Growth Poles: Regional Industrial Development in Thailand and its Implications for Urban Sustainability,\u201d The Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science<\/em> 590, 1 (November): 93-115.<\/p>\n 2003. \u201cRethinking Overdetermination, Structural Power, and Social Change: A Critique of Gibson-Graham, Resnick, and Wolff,\u201d Antipode<\/em> 35, 4 (September): 678-698.<\/p>\n 2003. \u201cStructural Power, Agency, and National Liberation: The Case of East Timor,\u201d Transactions of the Institute of British Geographers<\/em> 28, 3 (September): 264-280.<\/p>\n 2003. \u201cThe Spaces of Economic Crisis: Asia and the Reconfiguration of Neo-Marxist Crisis Theory,\u201d Studies in Comparative International Development<\/em> 37, 4 (Winter): 31-63.<\/p>\n 2002. \u201cFrom Seattle (and Ubon) to Bangkok: the Scales of Resistance to Corporate Globalization,\u201d Environment and Planning D: Society and Space<\/em> 20, 5 (October): 513-533.<\/p>\n 2001. \u201cEconomic Crisis in Asia: The Case of Thailand,\u201d Economic Geography<\/em>, 77, 2 (April): 122-147.<\/p>\n 2001. (with P\u00e1draig Carmody), \u201cStructural Adjustment in East and Southeast Asia: Lessons from Latin America,\u201d Geoforum<\/em> 32, 1 (February): 77-90.<\/p>\n 1999. \u201cState Power Beyond the \u2018Territorial Trap\u2019: The Internationalization of the State,\u201d Political Geography<\/em>, 18, 6 (August): 669-696.<\/p>\n 1997. (with Abdi Samatar), \u201cDevelopment geography and the third-world state,\u201d Progress in Human Geography<\/em> 21, 2 (June): 164-198.<\/p>\n 1992. \u201cCounter-Insurgency, Ecocide, and the Production of Refugees: Warfare as a Tool of Modernization,\u201d Refuge: Canada\u2019s Periodical on Refugees<\/em> 12, 1 (June).<\/p>\n 2019. \u201cClass, Race, and Uneven Development in Thailand,\u201d in Pavin Chachavalpongpun, ed., The Routledge Handbook of Contemporary Thailand\u00a0<\/i>(Routledge).<\/span><\/p>\n 2019.\u00a0(with Young-Jin Choi) \u201cA Geopolitical Economy of Heavy Industrialization and Second Tier City Growth in South Korea: A Geopolitical Economic Analysis of the \u2018Four Core Plants Plan\u2019,\u201d in Jamie Doucette and Bae-Gyoon Park, eds., Developmentalist Cities? Interrogating<\/em>\u00a0Urban Developmentalism in East Asia <\/em>(Leiden: Brill): 17-43.<\/p>\n 2018. \u201cWar, Violence, Capitalism,\u201d in James Tyner and Fabrizio Ricciardelli, eds., The Idea of Violence\u00a0<\/i>(Rome: Kent State University European Studies and Viella Publishers): 83-95.<\/span><\/p>\n 2018. \u201cCrushing Red Shirts and Restoring Amart<\/em> Privilege: Relations between Violence and Relational Poverty in Thailand,\u201d in Sarah Elwood and Victoria Lawson, eds., Relational Poverty Politics<\/em> (Athens: University of Georgia Press): 131-148.<\/p>\n 2012.\u00a0 \u201cCracking Hegemony,\u201d in Michael Ekers, Gillian Hart, Stefan Kipfer, and Alex Loftus, eds., Gramsci: Space, Nature, Politics<\/em> (Wiley-Blackwell): 241-257.<\/p>\n 2012. \u201cThe Global Economy,\u201d in Trevor Barnes, Jamie Peck, and Eric Sheppard, editors, The New Companion to Economic Geography<\/em> (Wiley-Blackwell): 170-182.<\/p>\n 2007. “Neoliberal Primitive Accumulation,” in Nik Heynan, James McCarthy, Scott Prudham, and Paul Robbins, eds., Neoliberal Environments: False Promises and Unnatural Consequences<\/em> (Routledge): 94-97.<\/p>\n 2007. “Locating the Thai State,” in Adam Tickell, Eric Sheppard, Jamie Peck, and Trevor Barnes, eds., Politics and Practice in Economic Geography<\/em> (Sage): 141-150.<\/p>\n 2006. \u201cUS Foreign Policy and the War on Terror in South-East Asia,\u201d in Garry Rodan, Kevin Hewison, and Richard Robison, eds., The Political Economy of South-East Asia: Markets, Power, and Contestation<\/em>, third edition (Melbourne: Oxford University Press): 221-239.<\/p>\n 2003. \u201cInterpreting the Economic Crisis in Thailand: Lessons Learned and Lessons Obscured,\u201d Ji Ungpakorn, ed., Radicalising Thailand<\/em> (Bangkok: Chulalongkorn University Institute for Asian Studies and White Lotus): 75-119.<\/p>\n 2001. \u201cWomen Workers and the Regulation of Health and Safety on the Industrial Periphery: The Case of Northern Thailand,\u201d in Geographies of Women\u2019s Health<\/em>, Isabel Dyck, Nancy Lewis, and Sarah McLafferty, eds., (New York: Routledge): 61-87.<\/p>\n 2017.\u00a0 \u201cExploitation,\u201d entry in the International Encyclopedia of Geography: People, the Earth, Environment, and Technology<\/em>, ed., the Association of American Geographers (Chichester: John Wiley & Sons).<\/p>\n 2015. \u201cDevelopment Theory, in Geography,\u201d in James D. Wright, ed., International Encyclopedia of the Social and Behavioral Sciences<\/em>, revised 2nd<\/sup> edition, vol. 6 (Oxford: Elsevier), pp. 314-319.<\/p>\n 2013. \u201cGlobal Capitalism: A Love Story, an Enigma, a Tragedy,\u201d paper posted at the Relational Poverty Network website, December 1, http:\/\/depts.washington.edu\/relpov\/global-capitalism-a-love-story-an-enigma-a-tragedy\/.<\/p>\n 2011. \u201cPeter Taylor\u201d and \u201cImmanuel Wallerstein,\u201d entries for Phil Hubbard, Rob Kitchen, and Gill Valentine, eds., Key Contemporary Thinkers on Space and Place<\/em>, updated edition (London: Sage Publications).<\/p>\n 2011. (with Eric Sheppard). \u201cSocial Class,\u201d entry for Jon Agnew and David Livingstone, eds., Handbook of Geographical Knowledge<\/em> (Thousand Oaks: Sage Publications).<\/p>\n 2011. \u201cCharoen Phokphand (CP) Group,\u201d contribution to \u201cTime\u2019s Arrow and the Burden of the Past: A Primer on the Thai Un-state,\u201d by Craig J. Reynolds and Team, Australian National University, School of Culture, History, and Language.<\/p>\n 2009. \u201cHegemony\u201d and \u201cPeter J. Taylor,\u201d entries for Rob Kitchen and Nigel Thrift, eds., International Encyclopedia of Human Geography<\/em> (Oxford: Elsevier): 80-90, 162-164.<\/p>\n 2009. \u201cAccumulation,\u201d \u201cAid,\u201d \u201cArea Studies,\u201d \u201cAsian miracle\/tigers,\u201d \u201ccore-periphery model,\u201d \u201cdependency theory,\u201d \u201cInternational Monetary Fund,\u201d \u201cNeo-liberalism,\u201d and \u201cStructural Adjustment,\u201d entries for Derek Gregory, Ron Johnston, Geraldine Pratt, Michael Watts and Sarah Whatmore, eds., Dictionary of Human Geography<\/em>, fifth edition (Oxford: Blackwell).<\/p>\n 2006. \u201cCivil Society\u201d and \u201cModernization Theory,\u201d entries for Barney Warf, ed., Encyclopedia of Human Geography<\/em> (Thousand Oaks: Sage Publications): 40-42, 308-310.<\/p>\n 2004. \u201cPeter Taylor\u201d and \u201cImmanuel Wallerstein,\u201d entries for Phil Hubbard, Rob Kitchen, and Gill Valentine, eds., Key Contemporary Thinkers on Space and Place<\/em> (London: Sage Publications): 288-293, 317-322.<\/p>\n 2001. \u201cDevelopment Theory, in Geography,\u201d in Neil J. Smelser and Paul B. Baltes, eds., International Encyclopedia of the Social and Behavioral Sciences<\/em> (New York: Pergamon Press): volume 6: 3599-3604.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Books 2024. 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