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Resisting Dictatorship: Repression and Protest in Southeast Asia

Vincent G. Boudreau

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1. Introduction 2. Protest, repression and transition in Southeast Asia 3. Authoritarian attack and dictatorial rise 4. Protest in socialist Burma 5. New order repression and the Indonesian opposition 6. The Philippine new society and state repression 7. Repression and protest in comparative perspective 8. People power and insurgency in the Philippine transition 9. Protest and the underground in Burma 10. Indonesia's democracy protests 11. Democracy protest and state repression List of references Index.

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1. Introduction 2. Protest, repression and transition in Southeast Asia 3. Authoritarian attack and dictatorial rise 4. Protest in socialist Burma 5. New order repression and the Indonesian opposition 6. The Philippine new society and state repression 7. Repression and protest in comparative perspective 8. People power and insurgency in the Philippine transition 9. Protest and the underground in Burma 10. Indonesia's democracy protests 11. Democracy protest and state repression List of references Index.

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1. Introduction 2. Protest, repression and transition in Southeast Asia 3. Authoritarian attack and dictatorial rise 4. Protest in socialist Burma 5. New order repression and the Indonesian opposition 6. The Philippine new society and state repression 7. Repression and protest in comparative perspective 8. People power and insurgency in the Philippine transition 9. Protest and the underground in Burma 10. Indonesia's democracy protests 11. Democracy protest and state repression List of references Index.

Key concepts: Psychological repression, Dictatorship, Opposition (politics), Authoritarianism, Indonesian, Political science, Democracy, Financial repression

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