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pp. 622-624
Public Administration in Burma: A Study of Development during the British Connexion, F. S. V. Donnison
Public Administration in Malaya, S. W. Jones
Public Administration in Siam, W. D. Reeve ; Public Administration in Ceylon, Charles Collins ; Public Administration in Hong Kong, Charles Collins Reviewed by Thomas E. Ennis
Malaysia: A Study in Direct and Indirect Rule, Rupert Emerson ; French Indo-China, Virginia Thompson Reviewed by Thomas E. Ennis
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