The Protagonists are the “Small People” It is difficult to deny that the situation in southern Thailand this year [Ed: 2004] is a social movement numbering hundreds of people. If we include those people who […]
TRAVEL WARNING – INDONESIA, United States Department of State, April 10, 2003. This Travel Warning is being issued to remind U.S. citizens of the ongoing security threats in Indonesia. … As security is increased […]
Jumpa Lagi I have been coming to Indonesia for over twenty years, and for twelve of those years I’ve been involved in research as a cultural anthropologist on the island of Java, in the […]
The following essays are based on the analyses and findings of the IKMAS Electoral System Research Project (Phase I) and the Phase II survey of “Voters’s Perceptions on National Issues, Economic Optimism, Education Corruption and […]
Elections are like water, missed only in its absence For the overwhelming majority of Filipinos who have no recollection of life before martial law, elections are like water – a requisite for political life, […]
The year 2004 was an an election year in East Asia. In March, Chen Shui-bian was re-elected president of Taiwan by a narrow margin. In Malaysia, the ruling coalition National Front, led by Prime Minister Abdullah Ahmad Badawi, […]
Transcript of a Forum jointly sponsored by the Center for Southeast Asian Studies’s Bangkok Liaison Office, and Chulalongkorn University’s Political Economy Centre of the Department of Economics and the Faculty of Political Science, April 2, […]
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