Narupon Duangwises is head of the research section at the Sirindhorn Anthropology Centre in Bangkok, Thailand. His research focuses on gender, sexuality, queer theory and cultural anthropology.Peter A. Jackson is Emeritus Professor of Thai History and Cultural Studies at the Australian National University. His research focuses on Buddhism, magical cults and gay, lesbian and transgender cultures in Asia.

• Introduction: Acting the Man in Gay Thailand1. Thai Gay Language of Masculinity and Effeminacy2. Thai Gay Magazines, Gay Bars, and Bar Boys3. The Straight Male Nude and Thai Gay Masculinities4. Fitness Culture, Masculinity, and Thailand's Gay Middle Class5. The Alternative Masculinity of Working-Class Coyote Boy Dancers6. Confirmations of Masculinity in Thai Gay Video Chat RoomsConclusion: Capitalism, Class, and Thailand's Multiple Gay Masculinities

Narupon Duangwises is head of the research section at the Sirindhorn Anthropology Centre in Bangkok, Thailand. His research focuses on gender, sexuality, queer theory and cultural anthropology.Peter A. Jackson is Emeritus Professor of Thai History and Cultural Studies at the Australian National University. His research focuses on Buddhism, magical cults and gay, lesbian and transgender cultures in Asia.

• Introduction: Acting the Man in Gay Thailand1. Thai Gay Language of Masculinity and Effeminacy2. Thai Gay Magazines, Gay Bars, and Bar Boys3. The Straight Male Nude and Thai Gay Masculinities4. Fitness Culture, Masculinity, and Thailand's Gay Middle Class5. The Alternative Masculinity of Working-Class Coyote Boy Dancers6. Confirmations of Masculinity in Thai Gay Video Chat RoomsConclusion: Capitalism, Class, and Thailand's Multiple Gay Masculinities

Narupon Duangwises is head of the research section at the Sirindhorn Anthropology Centre in Bangkok, Thailand. His research focuses on gender, sexuality, queer theory and cultural anthropology.Peter A. Jackson is Emeritus Professor of Thai History and Cultural Studies at the Australian National University. His research focuses on Buddhism, magical cults and gay, lesbian and transgender cultures in Asia.

• Introduction: Acting the Man in Gay Thailand1. Thai Gay Language of Masculinity and Effeminacy2. Thai Gay Magazines, Gay Bars, and Bar Boys3. The Straight Male Nude and Thai Gay Masculinities4. Fitness Culture, Masculinity, and Thailand's Gay Middle Class5. The Alternative Masculinity of Working-Class Coyote Boy Dancers6. Confirmations of Masculinity in Thai Gay Video Chat RoomsConclusion: Capitalism, Class, and Thailand's Multiple Gay Masculinities