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Political Involution in Burma

JAMES F. GUYOT is an Associate Professor in the Political Science Department and a Research Associate of the Southern Asian Institute at Columbia University. He and his wife undertook field research in Burma during 1961 and continuing into the first nine months of the army regime. Subsequent visits of shorter duration took place in 1967 and 1969. He has written about Burma in a variety of publications and contributed the Burma chapter to Asian Bureaucratic Systems Emergent from the British Imperial Tradition. Currently he is completing an analysis of political and economic development in Burma and Malaysia.