Agriculture

Ilaco, B.V.

doi:10.1016/b978-0-444-41952-1.50014-6

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“…26 James Scott has demonstrated how such exigencies have a deleterious impact on the economic subsistence of tenants. 27 Although the data are inconclusive, this situation was probably found chiefly in the flood-prone and upper delta area. In the landlord area of the East Bank, Tomosugi found that the naikong were granting reductions and exemptions.…”

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Social and Economic Patterns of Landlord–Tenant Relationships in the Chao Phraya Delta, Thailand: An Historical Perspective

Molle¹

2002

J. Southeast Asian stud.

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For a long time, the Central Plain of Thailand has been integrated within the market economy; the resulting tenancy has often been attributed to growing social differentiation. Landowner–tenant relations constitute a focal point that mirrors economic, social and political issues. This paper focuses on these relationships and their evolution during the twentieth century. The overall picture is more balanced than commonly assumed, especially for the last thirty years, during which time real rents are shown to have declined.

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confidence: 99%