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Introduction The problematic: territorial state, international capital, and uneven industrial development in Thailand; 1 State power beyond the ’territorial trap’: the internationalization of the state; 2 Internationalization of the state under US hegemony: building the Cold War regime and capturing peasants, 1945-75; 3 Internationalization of the state under US hegemony and Japanese quasi-hegemony: promoting industrialization and discipling labour, 1945-2000; 4 Internationalization of the state under Japanese quasi-hegemony: marginalizing Northern workers, 1980-2000; 5 Interpreting post-World War II development in Thailand: more and less than a national phenomenon; 6 Uneven economic crisis, industrial restructuring, and the politics of development in a post-nationalist era; Conclusion Thailand at the Margins; Bibliography

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