Southeast Asia : democratic effect / David Martin Jones
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The World Today Vol 65 No 1, January 2009, pp.17-19Summary: political uncertainty and instability are now marked features of several Southeast Asian countries. This short account considers why this occurred and what the effects may be.
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political uncertainty and instability are now marked features of several Southeast Asian countries. This short account considers why this occurred and what the effects may be.
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