Democracy And Development In Southeast Asia
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Asian Style Democracy
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Author_Ross Marlay
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Chuan Leekpai
civil society studies
Clark D. Neher
comparative politics
Comprehensive Agrarian Reform Program
democratization in Southeast Asian countries
Doi Moi
Dwi Fungsi
East Asian Economic Caucus
East Timor
economic development theory
electoral systems analysis
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governance structures
GRC
High HDI Score
Human Development Index
Hun Sen
Hun Sen Government
Jovito Salonga
Khieu Samphan
khmer
Khmer Rouges
LDP
Miriam Defensor Santiago
Ne Win
North American Free Trade Agreement
Phnom Penh
political modernization
Ross Marlay
South Vietnamese
Southeast Asian Politics
Thai Politics
UMNO Baru
United Malay Nationalist Organization
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- ISBN 9780367319700
- Weight: 453g
- Dimensions: 152 x 229mm
- Publication Date: 19 Aug 2019
- Publisher: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Publication City/Country: GB
- Product Form: Hardback
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Exploring the remarkable political and economic changes sweeping Southeast Asia, the authors take as their starting point the trend?albeit uneven?toward democratization. They focus specifically on ?Asian democracy,'? a form that has been adapted by Southeast Asians to suit their own particular needs.This book begins by building a framework for understanding democracy in its broadest sense. The authors investigate the uniquely Asian style of democracy, which borrows democratic political institutions and meshes them with the cultural patterns specific to each country. In separate chapters, the authors trace the evolutionary historical processes within each country, as well as citizen participation, electoral practices, and civil liberties. The chapters end with an assessment of the prospects for democracy in that nation as well as an evaluation of whether democratic regimes are necessary for developing successful economies and societies in the new international era.
Clark D. Neher is professor of political science at Northern Illinois University. Ross Marlay is professor of political science at Arkansas State University. Clark D. Neher is professor of political science at Northern Illinois University. Ross Marlay is professor of political science at Arkansas State University.
