Prominent scholars analyze how the dominant political parties in Malaysia and Singapore, United Malays National Organisation (UMNO) and the People's Action Party (PAP), have stayed in power. With a focus on developments in the last decade and the tenures of prime ministers, the authors offer explanations for how these regimes remained resilient.
Prominent scholars analyze how the dominant political parties in Malaysia and Singapore, United Malays National Organisation (UMNO) and the People's Action Party (PAP), have stayed in power. With a focus on developments in the last decade and the tenures of prime ministers, the authors offer explanations for how these regimes remained resilient.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Greg Lopez is research fellow with the Murdoch University Executive Education Centre. Bridget Welsh is associate professor of political science at John Cabot University in Rome.
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Chapter 1 Introduction: Rethinking Regime Resilience in Malaysia and Singapore Bridget Welsh & Greg Lopez Chapter 2 Change without Change: Malaysia after GE13 Bridget Welsh Chapter 3 Change and Elections: 1969 and 2013 Similarities John Funston Chapter 4 After GE13: What happened and what now? Clive Kessler Chapter 5 Bersih & Civic Empowerment in Malaysia Gaik Cheng Khoo Chapter 6 Gaps Between the Singapore Government and the Electorate Bilveer Singh Chapter 7 Policy and Political Reform in Singapore Lily Zubaidah Rahim Chapter 8 PAP's Communication Strategy Terence Lee Chapter 9 New Media, Old Rule in Malaysia Ross Tapsell Chapter 10 The Curious Incident of the Seditious Dog Training Video Amanda Whiting Chapter 11 Malaysia's Management of Petroleum Resources Wee Chong Hui Chapter 12 The Politics of Malaysia's B40 Steven CM Wong Chapter 13 Managing the Malaysian Economy after GE 2008 Greg Lopez & Mohamed Ariff Chapter 14 Economic Growth, Democratic Participation and Social Welfare in Singapore Lee Soo Ann Chapter 15 Representation, Literacy and 'Gladiatorism' in Malaysian politics A.B. Shamsul Chapter 16 Coalitions in Malaysia - Comparing Party Networks and Dynamics Meredith Weiss Chapter 17 Dislodging Malaysia's Culture of Domination R. Rueban Balasubramaniam Chapter 18 Rule by Law in Malaysia and Singapore David Martin Jones Chapter 19 Conclusion: Challenges to Resilience in Malaysia and Singapore Bridget Welsh & Greg Lopez
Chapter 1 Introduction: Rethinking Regime Resilience in Malaysia and Singapore Bridget Welsh & Greg Lopez Chapter 2 Change without Change: Malaysia after GE13 Bridget Welsh Chapter 3 Change and Elections: 1969 and 2013 Similarities John Funston Chapter 4 After GE13: What happened and what now? Clive Kessler Chapter 5 Bersih & Civic Empowerment in Malaysia Gaik Cheng Khoo Chapter 6 Gaps Between the Singapore Government and the Electorate Bilveer Singh Chapter 7 Policy and Political Reform in Singapore Lily Zubaidah Rahim Chapter 8 PAP's Communication Strategy Terence Lee Chapter 9 New Media, Old Rule in Malaysia Ross Tapsell Chapter 10 The Curious Incident of the Seditious Dog Training Video Amanda Whiting Chapter 11 Malaysia's Management of Petroleum Resources Wee Chong Hui Chapter 12 The Politics of Malaysia's B40 Steven CM Wong Chapter 13 Managing the Malaysian Economy after GE 2008 Greg Lopez & Mohamed Ariff Chapter 14 Economic Growth, Democratic Participation and Social Welfare in Singapore Lee Soo Ann Chapter 15 Representation, Literacy and 'Gladiatorism' in Malaysian politics A.B. Shamsul Chapter 16 Coalitions in Malaysia - Comparing Party Networks and Dynamics Meredith Weiss Chapter 17 Dislodging Malaysia's Culture of Domination R. Rueban Balasubramaniam Chapter 18 Rule by Law in Malaysia and Singapore David Martin Jones Chapter 19 Conclusion: Challenges to Resilience in Malaysia and Singapore Bridget Welsh & Greg Lopez
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