The growth of Muslim middle class in the three Southeast Asian countries namely Indonesia, Malaysia and Thailand are heavily influenced by each state's political development policy as well as the growing phenomenon of the Muslim market as part of the global market dynamics. This paper aims to...

A note on the text -- Glossary of Thai terms -- Introduction: Division and discontent -- 1. Class and status in Thailand -- 2. Indigenous space, hierarchy, and Kalathesa -- 3. Hi-So discourse and middle-class aspirations -- 4. City above countryside -- 5. The value of a person

This note, addressing the often ambiguous definition of "middle classness," offers the concept of "quasi-middle classness" to the end of helping clarify the issue. What distinguishes quasi-middle classness from middle classness in this analysis is that quasi-middle classness is more narrowly a...

Main description: The author clarifies the mutually constructive relationship between transnational and the modernizing Peruvian state, showing how the state maintains this relationship while simultaneously nurturing the new class.Originally published in 1983.The Princeton Legacy Library uses...

Chapter Introduction: You{u2026}and the Income Gap! -- chapter 1 The Income Gap ?Muddle? -- chapter 2 The Reality of Growing Income Inequality -- chapter 3 Understanding Economic Fairness Today -- chapter 4 The Income Inequality{u2013}Economic Fairness ?Disconnect? -- chapter 5 America{u2019}s...