Southeast Asian Affairs 2004

Southeast Asian Affairs, of which there are now thirty-one in the series, is an annual review of significant developments and trends in the region. Though the emphasis is on ASEAN countries, developments in the broader Asia-Pacific region are not ignored. Readable and easily understood analyses are offered of major political, economic, social, and strategic developments within Southeast Asia.The contributions can be divided into two broad categories. There are those which provide an analysis of major developments during 2003 in individual Southeast Asian countries and in the region generally. Then there are the theme articles of a more specialised nature which deal with topical problems of concern.The volume contains twenty articles dealing with such major themes as international conflict and co-operation, political stability, and economic growth and development.

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Frontmatter
pp i-v
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FOREWORD
pp vi-vi
- By K. Kesavapany, Director Institute of Southeast Asian Studies
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Contents
pp vii-viii
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INTRODUCTION
pp ix-xii
- By Daljit Singh, Southeast Asian Affairs 2004, Chin Kin Wah, Southeast Asian Affairs 2004
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THE REGION
pp 1-2
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ASEAN in 2003: Adversity and Response
pp 3-17
- By Richard Stubbs, McMaster University
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Southeast Asia's Economic Performance: Achievements and Challenges
pp 18-34
- By Anne Booth, University of London
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Southeast Asia–China Relations: Dialectics of “Hedging” and “Counter-Hedging”
pp 35-53
- By Chien-Peng (C.P.) Chung, Nanyang Technological University
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Terrorism in Southeast Asia: The Ideological and Political Dimensions
pp 54-60
- By Kumar Ramakrishna, Institute of Defence and Strategic Studies, Singapore
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BRUNEI DARUSSALAM
pp 61-62
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Brunei Darussalam: Steady Ahead
pp 63-70
- By Hj MD. Yusop Hj Damit, Postgraduate Studies and Research Universiti Brunei Darussalam
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CAMBODIA
pp 71-72
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Cambodia: Strongman, Terrible Man, Invisible Man, and Politics of Power Sharing
pp 73-86
- By Tin Maung Maung Than, Senior Fellow at the Institute of Southeast Asian Studies
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INDONESIA
pp 87-88
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Indonesia: Continuing Challenges and Fragile Stability
pp 89-103
- By Leo Suryadinata, Senior Research Fellow at the Institute of Southeast Asian Studies
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Islamic Radicalism in Indonesia: The Faltering Revival?
pp 104-122
- By Greg Fealy, Australian National University
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LAOS
pp 123-124
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Laos: Exiguous Evidence of Economic Reform and Development
pp 125-136
- By Nick J. Freeman, Associate Senior Fellow at the Institute of Southeast Asian Studies
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MALAYSIA
pp 137-138
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Tears and Fears: Tun Mahathir's Last Hurrah
pp 139-155
- By Bridget Welsh, Johns Hopkins University
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Sabah and Sarawak: The More Things Change the More They Remain the Same
pp 156-168
- By James Chin, Universiti Malaysia Sarawak
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MYANMAR
pp 169-170
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Myanmar: Roadmap to Where?
pp 171-184
- By Robert H. Taylor, Institute of Southeast Asian Studies
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THE PHILIPPINES
pp 185-186
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The Philippines: Playing Out Long Conflicts
pp 187-204
- By Paul A. Rodell, Georgia Southern University
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The GRP-MILF Peace Talks: Quo Vadis?
pp 205-222
- By Rizal G. Buendia, De La Salle University-Manila
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SINGAPORE
pp 223-224
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Singapore: Surviving the Downside of Globalization
pp 225-238
- By Asad Latif, Senior Writer with the Straits Times, Singapore
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Singapore's Bilateral Trading Arrangements in the Context of East Asian Regionalism: State of Play, Issues, and Prospects
pp 239-254
- By Linda Low, Senior Fellow at the Institute of Southeast Asian Studies, Singapore
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THAILAND
pp 255-256
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