critical review of james scott's "patron clients and political change in southeast asia"

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October 15, 2016

 

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The first is a "horizontal, class model of conflict" (Scott 1972:91) whose value, he claims, is "dubious in the typical nonindustrial situation where most political groupings cut vertically across class lines." The second, which Scott claims comes closer to matching reality, places emphasis on "primordial" ties like ethnicity, language, or religion...
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The first is a "horizontal, class model of conflict" (Scott 1972:91) whose value, he claims, is "dubious in the typical nonindustrial situation where most political groupings cut vertically across class lines." The second, which Scott claims comes closer to matching reality, places emphasis on "primordial" ties like ethnicity, language, or religion...
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