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Gerard Sasges (Ohio University), "'Indigenous Representation is
Hostile to All Monopolies': Pham Quynh and the End of the Alcohol
Monopoly in Colonial Vietnam," Journal of Vietnamese Studies 5/1
(Winter 2010): 1-36. Rice alcohol.
On 11/28/10, malcolm purinton <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
> In a recent class discussion about French imperialism in Indochina a
> professor of mine brought up three monopolies controlled by the colonial
> government: Salt, Opium, Alcohol. My own research has been focused on beer
> and alcohol through imperialism and gender in world history and I am looking
> for more information about the alcohol production and trade in French
> Indochina. If anyone could recommend any sources I would very much
> appreciate it. Specifically, I am looking for information on alcohol and its
> role in Indochinese/Vietnamese society under colonial rule, the production,
> consumption and trade of alcohol between France and her colonies. Sources
> dealing with greater networks of alcohol trade and policy are also very
> welcome. Thank you.
>
> Malcolm Purinton
> Washington State University
> PhD Candidate
> [log in to unmask]
>
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David M. Fahey
Professor Emeritus of History
Miami University
Oxford, Ohio 45056
USA
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