Political stability in Southeast Asia : democracy doubts / David Martin Jones.
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World Today Vol 66 No 7, July 2010, pp.19-21Summary: "Southeast Asia states possess all the appearances of democracy ... but lack institutional substance". This short article argues that the experience of democracy in Southeast Asia has been far from satisfactory, while the growing importance of China in the region does not bring with it the democratic constraints associated with the United States.
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"Southeast Asia states possess all the appearances of democracy ... but lack institutional substance". This short article argues that the experience of democracy in Southeast Asia has been far from satisfactory, while the growing importance of China in the region does not bring with it the democratic constraints associated with the United States.
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