Southeast Asia in Political Science. Theory, Region, and Qualitative Analysis PDF
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SOUTHEAST ASIA IN POLITICAL SCIENCE EAST-WEST CENTER series on Contemporary Issues in Asia and the Pacific MUTHIAH ALAGAPPA, SERIES EDITOR EDITED BY ERIK MARTINEZ KUHONTA DAN SLATER THONG VU Southeast Asia in Political Science Theory, Region, and Qualitative Analysis Stanford University Press (cid:127) Stanford, California 2008 Stanford University Press Stanford, California © 2008 by the Board of Trustees of the Leland Stanford Junior University. All rights reserved. No part of this book may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, including photocopying and recording, or in any information storage or retrieval system without the prior written permis- sion of Stanford University Press. Printed in the United States of America on acid-free, archival-quality paper Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data Southeast Asia in political science : theory, region, and qualitative analysis / edited by Erik Martinez Kuhonta, Dan Slater, Tuong Vu. p. cm. Includes bibliographical references and index. isbn 978-0-8047-5810-9 (cloth : alk. paper) — isbn 978-0-8047-6152-9 (pbk. : alk. paper) 1. Southeast Asia —Politics and government. 2. Political science — Southeast Asia. I. Kuhonta, Erik Martinez. II. Slater, Dan. EH. Vu, Tuong. JQ750.A58S68 2008 320.0959 — dc22 2007038749 Typeset by Newgen in 9.75/13.5 Janson A Series from Stanford University Press and the East-West Center CONTEMPORARY ISSUES IN ASIA AND THE PACIFIC Muthiah Alagappa, Series Editor A collaborative effort by Stanford University Press and the East-West Center, this series focuses on issues of contemporary significance in the Asia Pacific region, most notably political, social, cultural, and economic change. The se- ries seeks books that focus on topics of regional importance, on problems that cross disciplinary boundaries, and that have the capacity to reach academic and other interested audiences. The East-West Center is an education and research organization estab- fished by the U.S. Congress in i960 to strengthen relations and understand- ing among the peoples and nations of Asia, the Pacific, and the United States. The Center contributes to a peaceful, prosperous, and just Asia Pacific com- munity by serving as a vigorous hub for cooperative research, education, and dialogue on critical issues of common concern to the Asia Pacific region and the United States. Funding for the Center comes from the U.S. government, with additional support provided by private agencies, individuals, foundations, corporations, and the governments of the region. ! (cid:127)sauas atp ioj pa3Baia aq saiaExfoj Suunpua aqi pus ‘jojipa sauas sb qjOM pjBq spddBSsjy qEiq3njy -ioj apmpEjS ano aSpajMowpB 03 3ubm aM ‘op 3m sy ‘pEaqs sjbbX aqi in agiaBj-Eisy atp jo adsaspuBj SuiSuEqa-aaAa ‘aiureu -Xp aqi puBisjapun 03 siioqja Mau qsajj Supouioid 03 pjEAUoj sqooj pjBoq pijojipa JVID 3HJ <5POM Xprejoqas joj piBpuBjs qSrq pus uoisia jsnjaaqaiur s Bupnjy jo pypinjy -jajua isay\-3SBj[ aqj jo mojjbj joiuag paqsinSupsiQ B sb SuppM puB qaiBasaj umo srq ansjnd 03 sauas JVI3 3lp J° J0qp3 sb uMop padda3S qBiqsnjy 9002 uj ‘diqsaapsaj pEOjq b 03 qiOM Jiaq3 Suuq puB amn -joa pa3ipa Mau sup 03 S3O3uqu3uoo aq3 sb qans siBjoqas jaSunoX aSBinoaua XpApaB 03 XjqiqB sqBiq3n]y 03 ainsBaui qsuis ou ui anp si sauas aq3 jo ssaaans ( aqjL ’qJOM paqsinSuqsrp jo 3sq ssnqoj b Suianpojd ‘aauBiaodiui puB XiqiqisiA Mau b uo qoo3 sauas aq3 900Z 03 6661 uiojj diqsaapsaj srq q3iyW ‘diqsjo3ipa sqBiq3iqy japun jBaddB 03 sqooq jo 3sq paqsrnSuusip b ui uopEaqqnd pug t aq3 si auinjOA siqj, ’sjaqinaui Moqaj sb souay ja3aj puB ‘resj, ‘q3nug Bjiaqs puB ‘sjo3ipa-oa sauas sb 339 4 Xaqgoaf) PUB PPIS uqof q3p»- ‘piBoq jbu -O3ipa Mau b 03 BddESBjy qBitpnjy jo diqsio3ipa aq3 uiojj sauas (jyo) agpBj aq3 puB Eisy ui sanssj Xjfijoduia3UOQ aq3 joj uopisuBJ3 e sqjBtu sts vuy satm -ipnQ puv ‘uo&pp wusyg ivonijo ui vtsy isvaqinog. jo uopEagqnd aqjp To the late Dan Lev and his entire generation ofSoutheast Asianists
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