Government and society in Malaysia
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Government and society in Malaysia
Allen & Unwin, 1996
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 249-260) and index
Also published in the United States by Cornell University Press in 1996
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内容説明
The Malaysian political system incorporates a mix of democratic and authoritarian characteristics. In this account, the author argues that, while they may appear contradictory, the responsive and the repressive features of the system combine in an integrated and coherent whole. In particular the author explains how the dominant Malay party Umno manages to maintain support from the Chinese, Indian and East Malaysian minorities to control parliament and government. Government control of an overtly democratic system has steadily grown, as has executive control of the government, and Crouch's analysis confirms that Malaysia is unlikely to move swiftly towards a full democracy in the near future.
目次
PrefaceGlossary/AbbreviationsPART ONE. INTRODUCTION1. Ambiguous Regimes2. Politics and Society before 1970PART TWO. THE POLITICAL SYSTEM3. The Government4. Opposition Parties and Elections5. Political Controls6. Contradictory Trends: Incremental Authoritarianism7. Contradictory Trends: The UMNO Split and the 1990 Election8. The Institutional Pillars of the StatePART THREE. SOCIETY AND POLITICS9. Communal Identity and Consociationalism10. The Evolving Class Structure11. The Fragmented Business Class12. Economic Growth, Industrialization, and RecessionPART FOUR. CONCLUSION13. A Repressive-Responsive RegimeBibliographyIndex
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