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Publisher:: ISEAS–Yusof Ishak Institute
Online publication date:: October 2015
Print publication year:: 1997
Online ISBN:: 9789812306876

Series:: Southeast Asian Affairs
Subjects:: Politics and International Relations, International Relations and International Organisations

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Southeast Asian Affairs 1997 provides comprehensive regional coverage on the political, economic and social trends and developments in contemporary Southeast Asia. Designed to be easily readable yet in-depth, informative yet analytical, issue-focused yet providing a background, this volume is a useful tool for all students, academics, diplomats, senior executives, journalists and publicists who seek to understand the dynamics of Southeast Asian developments.

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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-xi
- By Daljit Singh, Southeast Asian Affairs
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THE REGION
pp 1-2
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Regionalism in Southeast Asia: A Bridge Too Far?
pp 3-14
- By James Clad, Georgetown University
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ASEAN Economies: Continuing Competitiveness through Industrial Restructuring
pp 15-32
- By Mahani Zainal Abidin, University of Malaya
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The Bangkok ASEM and the Future of Asia-Europe Relations
pp 33-45
- By Yeo Lay Hwee, Institute of Policy Studies, Singapore
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India and Southeast Asia in the 1990s
pp 46-64
- By Kripa Sridharan, National University of Singapore
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BRUNEI
pp 65-66
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Brunei: A Vision for the Future?
pp 67-80
- By Graham Saunders, American Academy, Larnaca, Cyprus
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CAMBODIA
pp 81-82
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Cambodia: A New Glimpse of Hope?
pp 83-104
- By Sorpong Peou, Institute of Southeast Asian Studies
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INDONESIA
pp 105-106
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Indonesia: Towards the Final Countdown?
pp 107-126
- By Ariel Heryanto, National University of Singapore
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Indonesia and ABRI: Challenges for the Future
pp 127-140
- By John B. Haseman
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LAOS
pp 141-142
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Laos: The Sixth Party Congress, and After?
pp 143-160
- By Yves Bourdet, University of Lund
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MALAYSIA
pp 161-162
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Malaysia: Challenges and Upsets in Politics and Other Contestations
pp 163-184
- By Khoo Boo Teik, Universiti Sains Malaysia
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Malaysia's Drive into High Technology Industries: Cruising into the Multimedia Super Corridor?
pp 185-202
- By Kim Kim Ong-Giger, Institute of Southeast Asian Studies
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MYANMAR
pp 203-204
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Myanmar: Economic Growth in the Shadow of Political Constraints
pp 205-230
- By Tin Maung Maung Than, Institute of Southeast Asian Studies, Singapore, Mya Than, Institute of Southeast Asian Studies, Singapore
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PHILIPPINES
pp 231-232
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The Philippines: Reaping the Fruits of Reform and Stability
pp 233-244
- By Julius Caesar Parreñas, Center for Research and Communication, Manila, Philippines
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The Peace Process in Mindanao: Problems and Prospects
pp 245-260
- By Federico V. Magdalena, Mindanao State University, Marawi City, Philippines
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SINGAPORE
pp 261-262
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Singapore's Dilemma: Coping with the Paradoxes of Success
pp 263-277
- By Diane K. Mauzy, University of British Columbia
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The Logic of the Guardian State: Governance in Singapore's Development Experience
pp 278-298
- By Leonard C. Sebastian, Institute of Southeast Asian Studies, Singapore
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THAILAND
pp 299-300
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Frontmatter
pp i-iv

FOREWORD
pp v-v

Contents
pp vi-vii

INTRODUCTION
pp viii-xi

THE REGION
pp 1-2

Regionalism in Southeast Asia: A Bridge Too Far?
pp 3-14

ASEAN Economies: Continuing Competitiveness through Industrial Restructuring
pp 15-32

The Bangkok ASEM and the Future of Asia-Europe Relations
pp 33-45

India and Southeast Asia in the 1990s
pp 46-64

BRUNEI
pp 65-66

Brunei: A Vision for the Future?
pp 67-80

CAMBODIA
pp 81-82

Cambodia: A New Glimpse of Hope?
pp 83-104

INDONESIA
pp 105-106

Indonesia: Towards the Final Countdown?
pp 107-126

Indonesia and ABRI: Challenges for the Future
pp 127-140

LAOS
pp 141-142

Laos: The Sixth Party Congress, and After?
pp 143-160

MALAYSIA
pp 161-162

Malaysia: Challenges and Upsets in Politics and Other Contestations
pp 163-184

Malaysia's Drive into High Technology Industries: Cruising into the Multimedia Super Corridor?
pp 185-202

MYANMAR
pp 203-204

Myanmar: Economic Growth in the Shadow of Political Constraints
pp 205-230

PHILIPPINES
pp 231-232

The Philippines: Reaping the Fruits of Reform and Stability
pp 233-244

The Peace Process in Mindanao: Problems and Prospects
pp 245-260

SINGAPORE
pp 261-262

Singapore's Dilemma: Coping with the Paradoxes of Success
pp 263-277

The Logic of the Guardian State: Governance in Singapore's Development Experience
pp 278-298

THAILAND
pp 299-300

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