Here is the list of academic articles recorded from Database in June 2014:
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Showing posts with label Jun. Show all posts
Jun 30, 2014
Jun 23, 2014
The problem of Cambodian People’s Party: authoritarianism
As a political party in an authoritarian country, the ruling style of the ruling party of course is authoritarian. However, as a party who face decline of popularity and rising opposition, the authoritarianism now become the obstacle not only to the country's own development but also to the party survival. Phoak Kung suggested the rooted problem of the Cambodian People's Party, authoritarianism, would eventually bring the party down.
Jun 19, 2014
On the latest development of Indonesian presidential election
Today, East Asia Forum has a post analyzing the latest development of the Indonesia's presidential election.
Jun 18, 2014
Dilemma faced by Vietnamese state on South China Sea problem
William G. Frasure wrote about the dilemma faced by the government of Vietnam over the South China Sea problem.
The City again is under fire again because of racism: This time is a “racist” insurance commercial
There is an commercial ad of insurance featuring a male Chinese actor as a Filipina maid which is criticized as racist in the online community. Jun 16, 2014
New book by SEARC's core member has been released online!
The latest publication by Dr Toby Carroll, SEARC's core member, The Politics of Marketising Asia, has been published and released online by Palgrave Macmillan this month.
Understand more about the Thilawa Special Economic Zone in Myanmar
Read this Nikkei article to understand more about the current development and problems of Myanmar’s Thilawa Special Economic Zone.
Hidden obstacle to HK-ASEAN FTA talk: racism? Read Bowring article in SCMP
On Sunday, Philip Bowring wrote about the racism in Hong Kong and China and discuss how it would affect Hong Kong and China’s relations with ASEAN countries.
Jun 9, 2014
Malaysia now is the riskiest economiy in Asia?
Last Week, one of the Bloomberg's columnist questioned the future of Malaysian economy. He questioned about the sustainability of the pro-Malay affirmative-action program.
Jun 8, 2014
Problem of SE Asia politics: lack of ideology?
Farish A. Noor, a professor fom Singapor's NTU, wrote a good piece about the root problem of SE Asia's politucs: lack of ideology.
Now, a look back on Virnam's anti-China protest
From Strait Times, David Ko shared his review of the mid-May anti-China's protests:
Jun 5, 2014
Duncan McCargo on Thai's Coup @ForeignPolicy
Duncan McCargo, famous thai expert wrote an article in Foreign Policy yesterday about the Thai Coup.
Jun 3, 2014
A response from a scholar wanted by the Thailand junta....
Few days ago, SCMP posted the response from a Thai scholar, Pavin Chachavalpongpun, who is wanted by the junta: Jun 2, 2014
Academic articles published in the 3rd and 4th Week of May (17th~31st may)
Here is the list of academic articles recorded from Database during the 3rd and 4th Week of May (17th~31st may):
On ASEAN and South China Sea and Shangri-La Dialogue
Dr. John Lee, an Adjunct Professor at the University of Sydney, shared his view about ASEAN and the South China Sea issues reflected in the Shangri-La Dialogue.
Jun 1, 2014
Southeast Asia @Diplomat_APAC in last three days
@Diplomat_APAC have a several interesting articles about Southeast Asia during the weekend. We summarized a post to our readers: 
