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State Institutions, Civic Associations, and Identity Demands
Regional Movements in Greater Southeast Asia
Selway, Joel; Liu, Amy H
The University of Michigan Press
03/2024
316
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Inglês
9780472076079
15 a 20 dias
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Introduction by Amy H. Liu and Joel Sawat Selway
Section 1: State Institutions
Chapter 1 State Institutions in South Malaysia: Singapore's Entry and Exit from 1963-1965
by Elvin Ong
Chapter 2 State Institutions in North Taiwan versus South Taiwan: Hokkien Recognition in Taiwan
by Chun-Ying Wu and Amy H. Liu
Chapter 3 State Institutions in North Sumatra, Indonesia: National Identification of the Bataks
by Risa J. Toha
Chapter 4 State Institutions in North Philippines versus South Philippines: Contrasting the Onset of National Rebellion
by Mary Anne S. Mendoza
Chapter 5 State Institutions in East Malaysia versus West Malaysia: Containing Grievances in an Ethnoreligious Dominant Party System
by Mohamed Salihin Subhan and Kai Ostwald
Chapter 6 State Institutions in Northeast Thailand : Lao Ethnics and the Thai Identity
by Jacob I. Ricks
Section 2: Civic Associations
Chapter 7 Civic Associations in East Timor, Indonesia: Lessons from Timor-Leste's Independence Bids
by S.P. Harish
Chapter 8 Civic Associations in Bali, Indonesia: Coastal Reclamation and Ethnic Mobilization
by Ryan Tans
Chapter 9 Civic Associations in North Myanmar: Pan-Ethnic Nationalism and Sub-Ethnic Mobilization in Kachin State
by Alexandre Pelletier
Chapter 10 Civic Associations in Maluku, Indonesia: Explaining the Failure of the South Maluku Republic Movement
by Jessica Soedirgo
Chapter 11 Civic Associations in North Sulawesi, Indonesia: Ethnic Politics and the Level of Mobilization Problem for Bangsa Minahasa
by Jeremy Menchik
Chapter 12 Civic Associations in North Thailand: Cultural and Regional Movements in the Lanna Region
by Joel Sawat Selway
Section 3
Chapter 13 Conclusion: Sufficient Conditions, Context Conditionality and Democratic Theory
by Amy H. Liu and Joel Sawat Selway
Commentary: Regionalism in Comparative Perspective: A Cardinal Breakthrough in the Study of Ethnicity, Secession, and Political Violence
by Henry Hale
Bibliography
List of Contributors
Section 1: State Institutions
Chapter 1 State Institutions in South Malaysia: Singapore's Entry and Exit from 1963-1965
by Elvin Ong
Chapter 2 State Institutions in North Taiwan versus South Taiwan: Hokkien Recognition in Taiwan
by Chun-Ying Wu and Amy H. Liu
Chapter 3 State Institutions in North Sumatra, Indonesia: National Identification of the Bataks
by Risa J. Toha
Chapter 4 State Institutions in North Philippines versus South Philippines: Contrasting the Onset of National Rebellion
by Mary Anne S. Mendoza
Chapter 5 State Institutions in East Malaysia versus West Malaysia: Containing Grievances in an Ethnoreligious Dominant Party System
by Mohamed Salihin Subhan and Kai Ostwald
Chapter 6 State Institutions in Northeast Thailand : Lao Ethnics and the Thai Identity
by Jacob I. Ricks
Section 2: Civic Associations
Chapter 7 Civic Associations in East Timor, Indonesia: Lessons from Timor-Leste's Independence Bids
by S.P. Harish
Chapter 8 Civic Associations in Bali, Indonesia: Coastal Reclamation and Ethnic Mobilization
by Ryan Tans
Chapter 9 Civic Associations in North Myanmar: Pan-Ethnic Nationalism and Sub-Ethnic Mobilization in Kachin State
by Alexandre Pelletier
Chapter 10 Civic Associations in Maluku, Indonesia: Explaining the Failure of the South Maluku Republic Movement
by Jessica Soedirgo
Chapter 11 Civic Associations in North Sulawesi, Indonesia: Ethnic Politics and the Level of Mobilization Problem for Bangsa Minahasa
by Jeremy Menchik
Chapter 12 Civic Associations in North Thailand: Cultural and Regional Movements in the Lanna Region
by Joel Sawat Selway
Section 3
Chapter 13 Conclusion: Sufficient Conditions, Context Conditionality and Democratic Theory
by Amy H. Liu and Joel Sawat Selway
Commentary: Regionalism in Comparative Perspective: A Cardinal Breakthrough in the Study of Ethnicity, Secession, and Political Violence
by Henry Hale
Bibliography
List of Contributors
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Southeast Asia; Regional Identity; Political Movements; Identity Salience; Secessionism; Regionalism; Ethno-nationalism; Regional Parties; Ethnic Violence; Ethnic Conflict; Ethnicity; Nationalism; Religion; Ethnic Minorities; Regional Movements; Civic Associations; Civil Society; State Institutions; State Strength; Statebuilding; Education; Religious Networks; Cultural Preservation; Myanmar; Thailand; Philippines; Indonesia; Malaysia; East Timor; Singapore; Taiwan; Kachin; Lanna; Isan Issan; Isaan; Northern Thailand; Northeastern Thailand; Moros; Southern Philippines; Mindanao; East Malaysia; Peninsular Malaysia; Sabah; Sarawak; Batak; Bali; South Maluku; Minahasan; North Sumatra
Introduction by Amy H. Liu and Joel Sawat Selway
Section 1: State Institutions
Chapter 1 State Institutions in South Malaysia: Singapore's Entry and Exit from 1963-1965
by Elvin Ong
Chapter 2 State Institutions in North Taiwan versus South Taiwan: Hokkien Recognition in Taiwan
by Chun-Ying Wu and Amy H. Liu
Chapter 3 State Institutions in North Sumatra, Indonesia: National Identification of the Bataks
by Risa J. Toha
Chapter 4 State Institutions in North Philippines versus South Philippines: Contrasting the Onset of National Rebellion
by Mary Anne S. Mendoza
Chapter 5 State Institutions in East Malaysia versus West Malaysia: Containing Grievances in an Ethnoreligious Dominant Party System
by Mohamed Salihin Subhan and Kai Ostwald
Chapter 6 State Institutions in Northeast Thailand : Lao Ethnics and the Thai Identity
by Jacob I. Ricks
Section 2: Civic Associations
Chapter 7 Civic Associations in East Timor, Indonesia: Lessons from Timor-Leste's Independence Bids
by S.P. Harish
Chapter 8 Civic Associations in Bali, Indonesia: Coastal Reclamation and Ethnic Mobilization
by Ryan Tans
Chapter 9 Civic Associations in North Myanmar: Pan-Ethnic Nationalism and Sub-Ethnic Mobilization in Kachin State
by Alexandre Pelletier
Chapter 10 Civic Associations in Maluku, Indonesia: Explaining the Failure of the South Maluku Republic Movement
by Jessica Soedirgo
Chapter 11 Civic Associations in North Sulawesi, Indonesia: Ethnic Politics and the Level of Mobilization Problem for Bangsa Minahasa
by Jeremy Menchik
Chapter 12 Civic Associations in North Thailand: Cultural and Regional Movements in the Lanna Region
by Joel Sawat Selway
Section 3
Chapter 13 Conclusion: Sufficient Conditions, Context Conditionality and Democratic Theory
by Amy H. Liu and Joel Sawat Selway
Commentary: Regionalism in Comparative Perspective: A Cardinal Breakthrough in the Study of Ethnicity, Secession, and Political Violence
by Henry Hale
Bibliography
List of Contributors
Section 1: State Institutions
Chapter 1 State Institutions in South Malaysia: Singapore's Entry and Exit from 1963-1965
by Elvin Ong
Chapter 2 State Institutions in North Taiwan versus South Taiwan: Hokkien Recognition in Taiwan
by Chun-Ying Wu and Amy H. Liu
Chapter 3 State Institutions in North Sumatra, Indonesia: National Identification of the Bataks
by Risa J. Toha
Chapter 4 State Institutions in North Philippines versus South Philippines: Contrasting the Onset of National Rebellion
by Mary Anne S. Mendoza
Chapter 5 State Institutions in East Malaysia versus West Malaysia: Containing Grievances in an Ethnoreligious Dominant Party System
by Mohamed Salihin Subhan and Kai Ostwald
Chapter 6 State Institutions in Northeast Thailand : Lao Ethnics and the Thai Identity
by Jacob I. Ricks
Section 2: Civic Associations
Chapter 7 Civic Associations in East Timor, Indonesia: Lessons from Timor-Leste's Independence Bids
by S.P. Harish
Chapter 8 Civic Associations in Bali, Indonesia: Coastal Reclamation and Ethnic Mobilization
by Ryan Tans
Chapter 9 Civic Associations in North Myanmar: Pan-Ethnic Nationalism and Sub-Ethnic Mobilization in Kachin State
by Alexandre Pelletier
Chapter 10 Civic Associations in Maluku, Indonesia: Explaining the Failure of the South Maluku Republic Movement
by Jessica Soedirgo
Chapter 11 Civic Associations in North Sulawesi, Indonesia: Ethnic Politics and the Level of Mobilization Problem for Bangsa Minahasa
by Jeremy Menchik
Chapter 12 Civic Associations in North Thailand: Cultural and Regional Movements in the Lanna Region
by Joel Sawat Selway
Section 3
Chapter 13 Conclusion: Sufficient Conditions, Context Conditionality and Democratic Theory
by Amy H. Liu and Joel Sawat Selway
Commentary: Regionalism in Comparative Perspective: A Cardinal Breakthrough in the Study of Ethnicity, Secession, and Political Violence
by Henry Hale
Bibliography
List of Contributors
Este título pertence ao(s) assunto(s) indicados(s). Para ver outros títulos clique no assunto desejado.
Southeast Asia; Regional Identity; Political Movements; Identity Salience; Secessionism; Regionalism; Ethno-nationalism; Regional Parties; Ethnic Violence; Ethnic Conflict; Ethnicity; Nationalism; Religion; Ethnic Minorities; Regional Movements; Civic Associations; Civil Society; State Institutions; State Strength; Statebuilding; Education; Religious Networks; Cultural Preservation; Myanmar; Thailand; Philippines; Indonesia; Malaysia; East Timor; Singapore; Taiwan; Kachin; Lanna; Isan Issan; Isaan; Northern Thailand; Northeastern Thailand; Moros; Southern Philippines; Mindanao; East Malaysia; Peninsular Malaysia; Sabah; Sarawak; Batak; Bali; South Maluku; Minahasan; North Sumatra
