具體描述
South-East Asia: A Political Profile is an ideal introduction to the politics of South-East Asia. It introduces the key themes and issues that influence politics in the region, also examining differences and trends. The text looks at methods of achieving power and styles of government and the effect of modernisation. It investigates the relationship between authority and legitimacy, and civil and political rights. Other topics include economic development, security issues, terrorism, nationalism, and communism. The text then examines each country individually, revealing how its politics are shaped by local conditions, history, and influences, and identifies its key political procedures and institutions. It provides an excellent background to the political systems and processes in the region and a highly useful overview of each individual country. * Perfect beginner's introduction to South-East Asian politics * Examines key themes and issues across the region * Detailed coverage of specific countries in individual chapters
著者簡介
Damien Kingsbury , Senior Lecturer in the School of International Development, Deakin University, Australia
圖書目錄
Acknowledgments
Introduction
Part 1
1. Constructing the Modern State
2. Authority and Legitimacy
3. Economic and Political Development
4. Security Issues
Part 2
5. Burma: The Garrison State
6. Thailand: The Survivor Mandala
7. Laos: The Land In Between
8. Cambodia: ‘The Dancing Country'
9. Vietnam: The Little Dragon
Part 3
10. Malaysia: Inclusion and Exclusion
11. Brunei: Floating on Oil
12. Philippines: Oligarchic Democracy
13. Singapore: The Corporate State
14. Indonesia: Diversity in Unity
15. East Timor: The Difficult Birth of a New State
Conclusion
Bibliography
Index
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