Southeast Asian Affairs 2009

Southeast Asian Affairs 2009 provides an informed and readable analysis of events and developments in the region in 2008. In the regional section of the volume, the first two articles give the political and economic overview of Southeast Asia, the third discusses the use of mediation as a means for conflict resolution, while the fourth examines regional cooperation in maritime security arena. Eleven country reviews as well as well as six special theme articles follow, covering political, economic, security and social developments in the various countries and their implications for the region.

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Frontmatter
pp i-iv
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Contents
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Foreword
pp vii-viii
- By K. Kesavapany, Institute of Southeast Asian Studies
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Introduction
pp ix-xvii
- By Daljit Singh, Southeast Asian Affairs
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THE REGION
pp 1-2
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Southeast Asia in 2008: Challenges Within and Without
pp 3-16
- By Catharin Dalpino, Georgetown University
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ASEAN Economies: Challenges and Responses Amid the Crisis
pp 17-27
- By Aladdin D. Rillo
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Managing Armed Conflict in Southeast Asia: The Role of Mediation
pp 28-35
- By Michael Vatikiotis, Centre for Humanitarian Dialogue, Singapore
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Maritime Security in Southeast Asia: Two Cheers for Regional Cooperation
pp 36-58
- By Ian Storey, Institute of Southeast Asian Studies (ISEAS), Singapore
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BRUNEI DARUSSALAM
pp 59-60
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Brunei Darussalam: Cautious on Political Reform, Comfortable in ASEAN, Pushing for Economic Diversification
pp 61-82
- By Christopher Roberts, University of Canberra, Lee Poh Onn, Institute of Southeast Asian Studies (ISEAS), Singapore
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CAMBODIA
pp 83-84
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Cambodia: The Cambodian People's Party Consolidates Power
pp 85-102
- By Carlyle A. Thayer, University of New South Wales
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INDONESIA
pp 103-104
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Indonesia in 2008: Democratic Consolidation in Soeharto's Shadow
pp 105-123
- By Marcus Mietzner, Australian National University
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Legacies of History, Present Challenges, and the Future
pp 124-138
- By Jusuf Wanandi, International Studies (CSIS) Foundation, Jakarta, Indonesia
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LAOS
pp 139-140
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Laos: The Chinese Connection
pp 141-170
- By Martin Stuart-Fox, University of Queensland
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MALAYSIA
pp 171-172
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Malaysia: Political Transformation and Intrigue in an Election Year
pp 173-192
- By Johan Saravanamuttu, Institute of Southeast Asian Studies (ISEAS), Singapore
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MYANMAR
pp 193-194
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Myanmar in 2008: Weathering the Storm
pp 195-222
- By Tin Maung Maung Than, Institute of Southeast Asian Studies (ISEAS), Singapore
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The War on Drugs
pp 223-242
- By Paul Sarno, Columbia University
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THE PHILIPPINES
pp 243-244
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Philippines in 2008: A Decoupling of Economics and Politics?
pp 245-266
- By Melanie S. Milo, Institute of Southeast Asian Studies (ISEAS), Singapore
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Philippine Economic Development: A Turning Point?
pp 267-286
- By Kelly Bird, SEFM at the Asian Development Bank, Hal Hill, Australian National University
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SINGAPORE
pp 287-288
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Singapore in 2008: Negotiating Domestic Issues, Confrontations and Global Challenges
pp 289-304
- By Terence Chong, Institute of Southeast Asian Studies (ISEAS), Singapore
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The Singapore of My Dreams
pp 305-312
- By Tommy Koh, Institute of Policy Studies (IPS), Singapore
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THAILAND
pp 313-314
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