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Publisher:: ISEAS–Yusof Ishak Institute
Online publication date:: October 2015
Print publication year:: 2006
Online ISBN:: 9789812306968

Series:: Southeast Asian Affairs
Subjects:: Politics and International Relations, International Relations and International Organisations

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Southeast Asian Affairs 2006 provides an informed and readable analysis of the events and developments in the region in 2005. The first four articles present the political and economic overview of the region, a nuanced analysis on terrorism, and the role of Japan in East Asian community-building efforts. Eleven country reviews as well as five special theme articles follow, delving into domestic political, economic, security, and social developments during 2005 and their implications for countries in the region and beyond.

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Frontmatter
pp i-iv
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pp v-vi
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Foreword
pp vii-viii
- By K. Kesavapany, Institute of Southeast Asian Studies
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Introduction
pp ix-xvi
- By Daljit Singh, Southeast Asian Affairs, Lorraine C. Salazar, Southeast Asian Affairs
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The Region
pp 1-2
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Southeast Asia in 2005: Strength in the Face of Adversity
pp 3-14
- By Michael Vatikiotis, Institute of Southeast Asian Studies
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Southeast Asian Economies: A Year of Exogenous Shocks
pp 15-25
- By Cassey Lee, University of Malaya, Boon-Huat Quah, University of Malaya, Marc Foo, University of Malaya
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Terrorism: Evolving Regional Alliances and State Failure in Mindanao
pp 26-38
- By Kit Collier, Australian National University
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Japan in an Insecure East Asia: Redefining Its Role in East Asian Community-Building
pp 39-54
- By Tsutomu Kikuchi, Aoyama-Gakuin University,
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Brunei darussalam
pp 55-56
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Brunei Darussalam: Consolidating the Polity
pp 57-70
- By Pushpa Thambipillai, University of Brunei Darussalam
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Cambodia
pp 71-72
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Cambodia: Positioning for 2008
pp 73-90
- By Verghese Mathew, Institute of Southeast Asian Studies
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Indonesia
pp 91-92
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Indonesia: Accomplishments Amidst Challenges
pp 93-110
- By Irman G. Lanti, Center for Information and Development Studies (CIDES)
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Indonesian Military Reform: More Than a Human Rights Issue
pp 111-126
- By John B. Haseman, Southeast Asian political-military affairs
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Laos
pp 127-128
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Laos: The State of the State
pp 129-148
- By Kyaw Yin Hlaing, University of Singapore
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Malaysia
pp 149-150
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Malaysia: The Challenge of Money Politics and Religious Activism
pp 151-171
- By K.S. Nathan, Institute of Southeast Asian Studies
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Mahathir as Muslim Leader
pp 172-180
- By Ooi Kee Beng, Institute of Southeast Asian Studies
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Myanmar
pp 181-182
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Myanmar: Challenges Galore but Opposition Failed to Score
pp 183-207
- By Tin Maung Maung Than, Institute of Southeast Asian Studies
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Myanmar's Human and Economic Crisis and Its Regional Implications
pp 208-224
- By Bruce Matthews, Acadia University
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The Philippines
pp 225-226
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The Philippines: Crisis, Controversies, and Economic Resilience
pp 227-246
- By Lorraine C. Salazar, University of the Philippines
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The Abu Sayyaf Group: From Mere Banditry to Genuine Terrorism
pp 247-262
- By Rommel C. Banlaoi, National Defense College of the Philippines
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Singapore
pp 263-264
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Singapore: Globalizing on Its Own Terms
pp 265-282
- By Terence Chong, Institute of Southeast Asian Studies
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Thailand
pp 283-284
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Frontmatter
pp i-iv

Contents
pp v-vi

Foreword
pp vii-viii

Introduction
pp ix-xvi

The Region
pp 1-2

Southeast Asia in 2005: Strength in the Face of Adversity
pp 3-14

Southeast Asian Economies: A Year of Exogenous Shocks
pp 15-25

Terrorism: Evolving Regional Alliances and State Failure in Mindanao
pp 26-38

Japan in an Insecure East Asia: Redefining Its Role in East Asian Community-Building
pp 39-54

Brunei darussalam
pp 55-56

Brunei Darussalam: Consolidating the Polity
pp 57-70

Cambodia
pp 71-72

Cambodia: Positioning for 2008
pp 73-90

Indonesia
pp 91-92

Indonesia: Accomplishments Amidst Challenges
pp 93-110

Indonesian Military Reform: More Than a Human Rights Issue
pp 111-126

Laos
pp 127-128

Laos: The State of the State
pp 129-148

Malaysia
pp 149-150

Malaysia: The Challenge of Money Politics and Religious Activism
pp 151-171

Mahathir as Muslim Leader
pp 172-180

Myanmar
pp 181-182

Myanmar: Challenges Galore but Opposition Failed to Score
pp 183-207

Myanmar's Human and Economic Crisis and Its Regional Implications
pp 208-224

The Philippines
pp 225-226

The Philippines: Crisis, Controversies, and Economic Resilience
pp 227-246

The Abu Sayyaf Group: From Mere Banditry to Genuine Terrorism
pp 247-262

Singapore
pp 263-264

Singapore: Globalizing on Its Own Terms
pp 265-282

Thailand
pp 283-284

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