Suchergebnisse

Contents -- Notes on Contributors -- List of Figures -- List of Tables -- 1: Introduction -- Democracy -- Southeast Asia -- The Book Chapters -- References -- Part I: Democracy and Globalization -- 2: Democracy Is Coming -- East Asian Developmental States -- Democracy in Southeast Asia -- The Middle Class -- The Governance Gap -- Conclusion -- References -- Part II: Southeast Asia -- 3: The Noisy Right and the Not-So-Silent Moderates: Democracy and All That in Malaysia -- Introduction -- Democratization and Hybrid Regimes -- Emerging Spaces, Diverse Groups, and the Noisy Right

Chap. 1: Kessler, Clive S.: Alternative approaches, divided consciousness. Dualities in studying the contemporary Southeast Asian middle classes. Chap. 2: Rasiah, Rajah: The political economy of the Southeast Asian financial crisis. Chap. 3: Embong, Abdul Rahman: Beyond the crisis. The paradox of the Malaysian middle class. Chap. 4: Saravanamuttu, Johan: Is there a politics of the Malaysian middle class? Chap.5: Hassan, Sharifah Zaleha Syed: Islamisation and urban religious identity. The middle class of Bandar Baru Bangi. Chap. 6: Crouch, Harold: The perils of prediction. Understanding the Indonesian transition, 1998-99. Chap. 7: Dhakidae, Daniel: Populism, charismatic leadership and the future of Indonesian politics. Chap. 8: Shiraishi, Takashi: Rethinking the moral foundation of the Indonesian state. Chap. 9: Oehlers, Alfred L.: Singapore's middle class and the prospects for democratisation into the 21st century. Chap. 10: Hing Ai Yun: Reconstituting the middle classes. Teachers, the evaluative state and the market in Singapore. Chap. 11: Rivera, Temario C.: The middle classes and democratisation in the Philippines. From the Asian crisis to the ouster of Estrada. Chap. 12: Jumbala, Prudhisan ; Banpasirichote, Chantana: Thai middle classes. Class ambiguity and democratic prospensity