Democratic backsliding and the reach of ISIS in Southeast Asia/ Joshua Kurlanizick
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Current History: September 2016, pp.226-232 (20)Summary: Governments in Southeast Asia have adopted policies that are fueling militancy by restricting freedoms and fostering authoritarianism.
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Governments in Southeast Asia have adopted policies that are fueling militancy by restricting freedoms and fostering authoritarianism.
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