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The Political Economy of Twenty-First Century Thai Supernaturalism

Comparative Perspectives on Cross-Genderism and Limits to Hybridity in Resurgent Thai Spirit Mediumship

Peter A. JacksonView further author information
Pages 611-622 | Published online: 19 Oct 2018

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Janjira Sombatpoonsiri. (2023) Buddhist Majoritarian Nationalism in Thailand: Ideological Contestation, Narratives, and Activism. Journal of Contemporary Asia 53:3, pages 398-422.
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Ian G. Baird. (2014) The cult of Phaya Narin Songkhram: Spirit mediums and shifting sociocultural boundaries in northeastern Thailand. Journal of Southeast Asian Studies 45:1, pages 50-73.
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