The Routledge Handbook of Autocratization in Southeast Asia examines how global and domestic forces of autocratization affect regional and local politics.
The Routledge Handbook of Autocratization in Southeast Asia examines how global and domestic forces of autocratization affect regional and local politics.
Netina Tan is University Scholar and Associate Professor of Political Science at McMaster University, Canada. Yuko Kasuya is the Director of the V-Dem Regional Center for East Asia, and a Professor of Political Science at the Faculty of Law, Keio University, Tokyo, Japan.
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Section 1: Sources of Autocratization 1. Introduction to Autocratization in Southeast Asia Netina Tan and Yuko Kasuya 2. Global Public Governance Sorpong Peou 3. China and Autocratization Alvin Camba and Ray Asada 4. Polarization and Autocratization Diego Fossati 5. Digital Authoritarianism Netina Tan and Rebecca Denyer 6. Religion and Autocratization Kikue Hamayotsu 7. Populist Leaders Ronald Pernia and Rogelio Alicor Panao 8. Monarchy Kana Inata 9. The Coup Trap Terence Lee Section 2: Impact of Autocratization 10. Democratic Values and Resistance Huang Kai-Ping and Saiful Mujani 11. Judicial Independence Björn Dressel and Cristina Regina Bonoan 12. Parties and Party systems Don Lee and Fernando Casal Bértoa 13. Ethnic Minorities Cassandra Preece and Wu Chun Ying 14. Gender Equality Shan-Jan Sarah Liu 15. Media freedom James Gomez 16. Academic freedom Sriprapha Petcharamesree 17. The Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) Avery Poole Section 3: Country Trends and Patterns 18. Brunei Nasuke Mukoyama 19. Cambodia Sokphea Young and Soksamphoas Im 20. Indonesia Marcus Mietzner 21. Laos Norihiko Yamada 22. Malaysia Saleena Saleem 23. Myanmar Ardeth Maung Thawnghmung and Aye Lei Tun 24. The Philippines Justin Keith Basquisal and Aries A. Arugay Chapter 25: Singapore Walid Jumblatt Abdullah 26. Thailand Aim Sinpeng and Itsakul Unahakate 27. Timor Leste Rui Graça Feijó and Michael Leach 28. Vietnam Adam Fforde
Section 1: Sources of Autocratization 1. Introduction to Autocratization in Southeast Asia Netina Tan and Yuko Kasuya 2. Global Public Governance Sorpong Peou 3. China and Autocratization Alvin Camba and Ray Asada 4. Polarization and Autocratization Diego Fossati 5. Digital Authoritarianism Netina Tan and Rebecca Denyer 6. Religion and Autocratization Kikue Hamayotsu 7. Populist Leaders Ronald Pernia and Rogelio Alicor Panao 8. Monarchy Kana Inata 9. The Coup Trap Terence Lee Section 2: Impact of Autocratization 10. Democratic Values and Resistance Huang Kai-Ping and Saiful Mujani 11. Judicial Independence Björn Dressel and Cristina Regina Bonoan 12. Parties and Party systems Don Lee and Fernando Casal Bértoa 13. Ethnic Minorities Cassandra Preece and Wu Chun Ying 14. Gender Equality Shan-Jan Sarah Liu 15. Media freedom James Gomez 16. Academic freedom Sriprapha Petcharamesree 17. The Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) Avery Poole Section 3: Country Trends and Patterns 18. Brunei Nasuke Mukoyama 19. Cambodia Sokphea Young and Soksamphoas Im 20. Indonesia Marcus Mietzner 21. Laos Norihiko Yamada 22. Malaysia Saleena Saleem 23. Myanmar Ardeth Maung Thawnghmung and Aye Lei Tun 24. The Philippines Justin Keith Basquisal and Aries A. Arugay Chapter 25: Singapore Walid Jumblatt Abdullah 26. Thailand Aim Sinpeng and Itsakul Unahakate 27. Timor Leste Rui Graça Feijó and Michael Leach 28. Vietnam Adam Fforde
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