Southeast Asian Affairs 1999

Southeast Asian Affairs, of which there are now twenty-six in the series, is a review of significant developments and trends in the region, with particular emphasis on ASEAN countries. The publication aims primarily at giving the enquiring reader a broad grasp of current regional affairs. Readable and easily understood analyses are made of major political, economic, social, and strategic developments within Southeast Asia.

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Frontmatter
pp i-iv
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FOREWORD
pp v-v
- By Chia Siow Yue, Institute of Southeast Asian Studies
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Contents
pp vi-vii
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INTRODUCTION
pp viii-x
- By Daljit Singh, Southeast Asian Affairs, John Funston, Southeast Asian Affairs
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THE REGION
pp 1-2
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Southeast Asia: Challenges to Unity and Regime Legitimacy
pp 3-19
- By Carlyle A. Thayer, Asia-Pacific Center for Security Studies in Honolulu, Hawaii
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The ASEAN Economic Miracle Unravels
pp 20-31
- By Manual F. Montes, East-West Center, Hawaii
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Greater Mekong Sub-Region and the “Asian Crisis”: Caught Between Scylla and Charybdis
pp 32-51
- By Nick J. Freeman, Institute of Southeast Asian Studies
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Australia's Election Year: Hansonism and the Asian Financial Crisis
pp 52-64
- By Milton Osborne
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BRUNEI
pp 65-66
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Brunei Darussalam: The Outside World Intrudes
pp 67-76
- By Mark Cleary, University of Plymouth, UK, Simon Francis, International Library Development Consultant based in London, UK
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CAMBODIA
pp 77-78
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Testing the Limits of Change: Cambodia's Politics After the July Elections
pp 79-91
- By Pierre P. Lizée, Brock University, Canada
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Surveillance and Resistance in the Cambodian Elections: The Prisoners' Dilemma?
pp 92-108
- By Caroline Hughes, Leverhulme Trust post-doctoral Study Abroad Scholar
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INDONESIA
pp 109-110
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A Year of Upheaval and Uncertainty: The Fall of Soeharto and Rise of Habibie
pp 111-127
- By Leo Suryadinata, National University of Singapore
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Indonesia's Armed Forces: Difficult Challenges, New Future
pp 128-142
- By John B. Haseman, Defence Attache in Jakarta
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LAOS
pp 143-144
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Laos: A Million Elephants, A Million Tourists?
pp 145-162
- By Andreas Schneider, Humboldt University
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MALAYSIA
pp 163-164
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Malaysia: A Fateful September
pp 165-184
- By John Funston, Institute of Southeast Asian Studies
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Development and the Politics of Social Stability in Malaysia
pp 185-204
- By Halim Salleh, Universiti Sains Malaysia
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MYANMAR
pp 205-206
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Myanmar's Golden Anniversary: Economic and Political Uncertainty
pp 207-234
- By Tin Maung Maung Than, Institute of Southeast Asian Studies
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PHILIPPINES
pp 235-236
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Consolidating Democracy in Difficult Times
pp 237-252
- By Emil P. Bolongaita, National University of Singapore
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Contemporary Civil Society in the Philippines
pp 253-268
- By José Magadia, Columbia University
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SINGAPORE
pp 269-270
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Singapore in 1998: Managing Expectations, Shoring-up National Morale
pp 271-290
- By Derek Da Cunha, Institute of Southeast Asian Studies
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The Culture Industry and the Future of the Arts in Singapore
pp 291-308
- By J.M. Nathan, Nanyang Technological University
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