دانلود کتاب Routledge Handbook of Southeast Asian Politics

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Front Cover
Routledge Handbook of Southeast Asian Politics
Copyright Page
Contents
List of tables
List of contributors
Acknowledgements
Introduction
1. Interpreting the politics of Southeast Asia: debates in parallel universes: Richard Robison
Section
I: The changing landscape of power
2. Southeast Asia: The Left and the rise of bourgeois opposition: Kevin Hewison and Garry Rodan
3. Labour politics in Southeast Asia: the Philippines in comparative perspective: Jane Hutchison
4.
Oligarchs and oligarchy in Southeast Asia: Jeffrey A. Winters
Section II: States and regimes
5. Democracy and money politics: the case of Indonesia: Vedi R. Hadiz
6. Populist challenge to the establishment: Thaksin Shinawatra and the transformation of Thai politics: Pasuk Phongpaichit and Chris Baker
7. Patronage-based parties and the democratic deficit in the Philippines: origins, evolution, and the imperatives of reform: Paul D. Hutchcroft and Joel Rocamora
8. Consultative authoritarianism and regime change analysis: implications of the Singapore case: Garry Rodan
9. Vietnam: the ruling Communist Party and the incubation of ‘new’ political forces: Martin Gainsborough
Section III: Markets and governance
10. Politics, institutions and performance: explaining growth variation in East Asia: Richard Doner
11. Donors, neo-liberalism and country ownership in Southeast Asia: Andrew Rosser
12. The judicialization of market regulation in Southeast Asia: John Gillespie
13. Global capitalism, the middle class and the shape of the new mega cities of the region: Chua Beng Huat
Section IV: Civil society and participation
14. The limits of civil society: social movements and political parties in Southeast Asia: Edward Aspinall and Meredith L. Weiss
15. Decentralization and democracy in Indonesia: strengthening citizenship or regional elites?: Henk Schulte Nordholt
16. The post-authoritarian politics of agrarian and forest reform in Indonesia: John McCarthy and Moira Moeliono
Section V: Violence and state authority
17. Tackling the legacies of violence and conflict: liberal institutions and contentious politics in Cambodia and East Timor: Caroline Hughes
18. Testing the boundaries of the state: gangs, militias, vigilantes and violent entrepreneurs in Southeast Asia: Ian Wilson
Section VI: The region and the world
19. Contested borders, contested boundaries: the politics of labour migration in Southeast Asia: Michele Ford
20. Trade policy in Southeast Asia: politics, domestic interests and the forging of new accommodations in the regional and global economy: Helen E.S. Nesadurai
21. Southeast Asian perceptions of American power: Natasha Hamilton-Hart
22. State power, social conflicts and security policy in Southeast Asia: Lee Jones
Index