Southeast Asia: Problems and Prospects Held at Washington, DC on 4-5 December 1984.
Larry A. Niksch, Evelyn Speyer Colbert, Nathaniel Bowman Thayer, Michael D. Eiland, Benjamin N. Muego
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Larry A. Niksch, Evelyn Speyer Colbert, Nathaniel Bowman Thayer, Michael D. Eiland, Benjamin N. Muego
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Papers delivered at a conference of Southeast Asia which covered Cambodia and world power involvement in Southeast Asia; leadership, legitimacy and succession in the Philippines, Malaysia and Indonesia; and the surrent and future role of the military in Vietnam, Burma, and Thailand. Official representatives of the ASEAN states discussed future economic, political and social prospects for their region. Keywords: Asean, Southeast Asia, Cambodia, Japan, Philippines, Malaysia, Indonesia, Vietnam, Burma, Thailand, Brunei, Southeast Asia: Leadership, Southeast Asia: Legitimacy, Southeast Asia: Succession, Military in Southeast Asia. (Author)
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Papers delivered at a conference of Southeast Asia which covered Cambodia and world power involvement in Southeast Asia; leadership, legitimacy and succession in the Philippines, Malaysia and Indonesia; and the surrent and future role of the military in Vietnam, Burma, and Thailand. Official representatives of the ASEAN states discussed future economic, political and social prospects for their region. Keywords: Asean, Southeast Asia, Cambodia, Japan, Philippines, Malaysia, Indonesia, Vietnam, Burma, Thailand, Brunei, Southeast Asia: Leadership, Southeast Asia: Legitimacy, Southeast Asia: Succession, Military in Southeast Asia. (Author)
Key concepts: Southeast asia, Southeast Asian studies, Legitimacy, Political science, Politics, Geography, Economic growth, Economy