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Who brought down the ditactor? A critical reassessment of so-called 'People power' revolutions in the Philippines and Indonesia/ Yuki Fukuoka

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FUKUOKA Yuki

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In: The Pacific Review Vol.28 No.3 July 2015, pp.411-433 (103) Summary: This article presents a counterpoint to the popular portrayals of political transitions in the Philippines and Indonesia as 'people power' driven by civil society mobilisation.

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This article presents a counterpoint to the popular portrayals of political transitions in the Philippines and Indonesia as 'people power' driven by civil society mobilisation.

PINES, INDON

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