Southeast Asian Affairs 2005

Southeast Asian Affairs 2005

by Singh, Daljit Wah, Chin Kin

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SEAA 2005 begins with five incisive regional surveys, which focus on political and leadership transitions in 2004, the security challenges for the region, and the growing economic impact of China and India on Southeast Asia. The ten country sections include overviews as well as in-depth discussion of topics such as Indonesia's foreign policy, Thailand's recovery and the challenge of unrest in the south, the persistence of military rule in Myanmar, and Malaysia's affirmative action policy at a c…

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  • Full title :Southeast Asian Affairs 2005.

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SEAA 2005 begins with five incisive regional surveys, which focus on political and leadership transitions in 2004, the security challenges for the region, and the growing economic impact of China and India on Southeast Asia. The ten country sections include overviews as well as in-depth discussion of topics such as Indonesia's foreign policy, Thailand's recovery and the challenge of unrest in the south, the persistence of military rule in Myanmar, and Malaysia's affirmative action policy at a crossroads.

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Edition Statements

  • Publication Date:Jan. 2005.
  • Edition:Revised

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The Physical Object

  • Description:1 online resource (423 pages)

Edition Identifiers

  • ISBN:9789812303066, 9812303065
  • oclc:ocn877434657

Subjects

Southeast Asia -- Economic conditions Southeast Asia -- Foreign Relations

Writers

Singh, Daljit Wah, Chin Kin

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