Titlebook: Comparative Politics of Southeast Asia; An Introduction to G Aurel Croissant,Philip Lorenz Textbook 20181st edition Springer International

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Brunei Darussalam: Malay Islamic Monarchy and Rentier State,ve claim to power, the Sultan has emphasized the idea of the Malay Islamic Monarchy in recent years and portrays himself as a proponent and guarantor of morally superior Islamic rule. So far, demands for political liberalization are few and far between. Neither civil society nor political opposition

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Cambodia: From UN-Led Peace-Building to Post-Genocidal Authoritarianism,e successfully combines repression, legitimation, and co-optation. Most importantly, the stability of Hun Sen’s government depends on his ability to buy the support of his winning coalition by granting access to private goods. This allows them to keep repression to a minimum and avoid international

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Indonesia: Challenges of Conflict and Consensus in the Era of Reformasi,ve suffered at the hands of Islamic extremists. Even though the consensus-oriented political system has so far kept political conflicts among the political within democratic channels, the slow speed of reform has also increased calls for a return to strongman politics and generated support for popul

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Myanmar: The Challenging Transition from Military to Democratic Government, Weak public infrastructure, widespread extreme poverty, and the exploitation of Myanmar’s natural resources by a small group of regime beneficiaries will impede a comprehensive transition towards a democratic political regime. Nevertheless, the country’s political system is much less repressive and

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Philippines: People Power and Defective Elite Democracy, liberal understanding of what constitutes democracy. Secondly, elite support for democracy appears to be rooted, at least to some extent, in the fact that the post-Marcos democratic order has been essential for the preservation of elite control over the political process and its outcomes. This chap

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Singapore: Contradicting Conventional Wisdoms About Authoritarianism, State, and Development,e government in Singapore, as all authoritarian governments do, relies on repression to guarantee regime survival; its use is highly selective and of low intensity, stressing self-regulation with the mere threat of coercion. Even though genuine opposition parties regularly achieve between 20 and 40%

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