This book represents a pioneering interdisciplinary effort to analyse Asian civil society under authoritarianism, a regime type that is re-appearing or deepening after several decades of increased political liberalisation.
This book represents a pioneering interdisciplinary effort to analyse Asian civil society under authoritarianism, a regime type that is re-appearing or deepening after several decades of increased political liberalisation.
Introduction: Civil Society in Asia: Challenging and Navigating the Boundaries of Authoritarianism Part 1: Actions under Political Repression 1. A 'Leader-Full' Movement under Authoritarianism: Mobilization Networks in Hong Kong's Anti-Extradition Movement 2. The Gravitational Pull between Liberalism and Authoritarianism in Thailand's Colour-Coded Politics: Civil Society in a Binary Star System 3. Philippine Civil Society and Democratic Regression under Duterte: Connivance Resistance and Legacies of Elite Co-optation in the Context of a Weak State 4. Authoritarian Neoliberalism and Resistance of the Anti-Nuclear Movement in Turkey 5. Before and After Hell's Interval: Sri Lankan Civil Society Under Near-Authoritarian Regimes Part 2: Transitions to Democracy 6. Relevance in a State of flux: Civil Society and Environmental Protection in Kazakhstan 7. Challenges for Myanmar's Civil Society: Depoliticization and Yangon's Urban Development under the NLD Government 8. Backsliding to Authoritarianism in Japan? State and Civil Responses to Experiences of Japanese Women Repatriated from Manchuria Part 3: Uncivil Society 9. North Korean Civil (and Uncivil) Society in South Korea 10. Uncivil Society: Religious Organizations Mobocracy and Authoritarianism in Asia Part 4: Political Capture and Legal Control 11. Governing the Limits of Civil Society in Cambodia and Myanmar 12. Built on Shifting Sands: INGOs and Their Survival in China 13. Can Mass Organizations Help Strengthen Authoritarian Power in Rural Vietnam?
Introduction: Civil Society in Asia: Challenging and Navigating the Boundaries of Authoritarianism Part 1: Actions under Political Repression 1. A 'Leader-Full' Movement under Authoritarianism: Mobilization Networks in Hong Kong's Anti-Extradition Movement 2. The Gravitational Pull between Liberalism and Authoritarianism in Thailand's Colour-Coded Politics: Civil Society in a Binary Star System 3. Philippine Civil Society and Democratic Regression under Duterte: Connivance Resistance and Legacies of Elite Co-optation in the Context of a Weak State 4. Authoritarian Neoliberalism and Resistance of the Anti-Nuclear Movement in Turkey 5. Before and After Hell's Interval: Sri Lankan Civil Society Under Near-Authoritarian Regimes Part 2: Transitions to Democracy 6. Relevance in a State of flux: Civil Society and Environmental Protection in Kazakhstan 7. Challenges for Myanmar's Civil Society: Depoliticization and Yangon's Urban Development under the NLD Government 8. Backsliding to Authoritarianism in Japan? State and Civil Responses to Experiences of Japanese Women Repatriated from Manchuria Part 3: Uncivil Society 9. North Korean Civil (and Uncivil) Society in South Korea 10. Uncivil Society: Religious Organizations Mobocracy and Authoritarianism in Asia Part 4: Political Capture and Legal Control 11. Governing the Limits of Civil Society in Cambodia and Myanmar 12. Built on Shifting Sands: INGOs and Their Survival in China 13. Can Mass Organizations Help Strengthen Authoritarian Power in Rural Vietnam?
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