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Still More on Peasant Strategies in Asian Societies: A Reply to Edwin Moise

It is unfortunate that Professor Moise has chosen to attack me and my fellow contributors to the symposium on "Peasant Strategies in Asian Societies: Moral and Rational Economic Approaches" for employing a wrong interpretation of James Scott's book, The Moral Economy of the Peasantry, rather than putting forward an alternative reading of the book that would have furthered a discussion of the fundamental issues involved. It is highly misleading, I maintain, to see the symposium as entailing a refutation of the "errors," supposed or otherwise, contained in the work of James Scott (or of Samuel Popkin, whose book, The Rational Peasant, was of equal relevance to the symposium).