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

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Conclusions: Comparing Governments and Political Institutions in Southeast Asia,egion remain in power if they manage to grant their “winning coalition” and members of the moderate opposition access to private goods but maintain their ability to counter opponents or dissidents by coercive force. Especially the well-institutionalized regime parties in Malaysia, Singapore, and Vie

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-05342-9ve 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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Siti Zainab Hamzah,Mariyam Jamilah Homamoundations of authoritarian rule in Malaysia. Especially, the dramatic weakening of minority component parties such as MIC and MCA and the formation of a broad, inter-ethnic opposition coalition, as well as the emancipation of civil society indicate that the authoritarian bargain of the 1950s may ha

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The Air Transport Insurance Industry, 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