Southeast Asian Affairs 1984 /
Southeast Asian Affairs 1984 /
ed. by Pushpa Thambipillai.
- 1 online resource (368 p.)
Frontmatter -- FOREWORD -- CONTENTS -- INTRODUCTION -- THE REGION -- SOUTHEAST ASIA IN 1983 Approaching a Turning Point? -- ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENTS IN SOUTHEAST ASIA IN 1983 An Overview -- SOVIET STRATEGIC INTERESTS IN SOUTHEAST ASIA -- JAPAN'S DEFENCE POLICY AND ITS IMPLICATIONS FOR THE ASEAN COUNTRIES -- BRUNEI -- ILLUMINATING THE PATH TO INDEPENDENCE Political Themes in Pelita Brunei in 1983 -- BURMA -- BURMA IN 1983 From Recovery to Growth? -- INDONESIA -- INDONESIA IN 1983 Searching for Efficiency -- SOCIO-ECONOMIC PROGRESS IN INDONESIA UNDER THE NEW ORDER An Assessment -- KAMPUCHEA -- KAMPUCHEA A Stalemate? -- HUMANITARIAN SITUATION IN KAMPUCHEA -- LAOS -- LAOS IN 1983 A Time of Consolidation -- MALAYSIA -- MALAYSIA IN 1983 On the Road to Greater Malaysia -- JAPANESE PERSPECTIVES ON MALAYSIA'S "LOOK EAST" POLICY -- THE PHILIPPINES -- THE PHILIPPINES IN 1983 Economic Crisis in Perspective -- POLITICAL VIOLENCE IN THE PHILIPPINES Aftermath of the Aquino Assassination -- SINGAPORE -- SINGAPORE'S CONTINUOUS SEARCH FOR QUALITY -- ISSUES IN BANKING AND FINANCE IN SINGAPORE -- THAILAND -- THAILAND IN 1983 The Parliamentary System Survives -- THE GROWTH OF THAILAND IN A CHANGING WORLD ECONOMY Past Performance and Current Outlook -- VIETNAM -- VIETNAM IN 1983 Keeping a Delicate Balance
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The eleventh in the series of annual reviews, this issue includes twenty articles, a selection of which are: Soviet Strategic Interests in Southeast Asia; Japan’s Defence Policy and Its Implications for the ASEAN Countries; Political Themes in Pelita Brunei in 1983; Political Violence in the Philippines; Issues in Banking and Finance in Singapore; plus country overviews.
Mode of access: Internet via World Wide Web.
In English.
9789812306746
10.1355/9789812306746 doi
History.
Southeast Asia--Economic conditions.
Southeast Asia--Economic policy.
Southeast Asia--Politics and government.
POLITICAL SCIENCE / International Relations / General.
Frontmatter -- FOREWORD -- CONTENTS -- INTRODUCTION -- THE REGION -- SOUTHEAST ASIA IN 1983 Approaching a Turning Point? -- ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENTS IN SOUTHEAST ASIA IN 1983 An Overview -- SOVIET STRATEGIC INTERESTS IN SOUTHEAST ASIA -- JAPAN'S DEFENCE POLICY AND ITS IMPLICATIONS FOR THE ASEAN COUNTRIES -- BRUNEI -- ILLUMINATING THE PATH TO INDEPENDENCE Political Themes in Pelita Brunei in 1983 -- BURMA -- BURMA IN 1983 From Recovery to Growth? -- INDONESIA -- INDONESIA IN 1983 Searching for Efficiency -- SOCIO-ECONOMIC PROGRESS IN INDONESIA UNDER THE NEW ORDER An Assessment -- KAMPUCHEA -- KAMPUCHEA A Stalemate? -- HUMANITARIAN SITUATION IN KAMPUCHEA -- LAOS -- LAOS IN 1983 A Time of Consolidation -- MALAYSIA -- MALAYSIA IN 1983 On the Road to Greater Malaysia -- JAPANESE PERSPECTIVES ON MALAYSIA'S "LOOK EAST" POLICY -- THE PHILIPPINES -- THE PHILIPPINES IN 1983 Economic Crisis in Perspective -- POLITICAL VIOLENCE IN THE PHILIPPINES Aftermath of the Aquino Assassination -- SINGAPORE -- SINGAPORE'S CONTINUOUS SEARCH FOR QUALITY -- ISSUES IN BANKING AND FINANCE IN SINGAPORE -- THAILAND -- THAILAND IN 1983 The Parliamentary System Survives -- THE GROWTH OF THAILAND IN A CHANGING WORLD ECONOMY Past Performance and Current Outlook -- VIETNAM -- VIETNAM IN 1983 Keeping a Delicate Balance
restricted access http://purl.org/coar/access_right/c_16ec
The eleventh in the series of annual reviews, this issue includes twenty articles, a selection of which are: Soviet Strategic Interests in Southeast Asia; Japan’s Defence Policy and Its Implications for the ASEAN Countries; Political Themes in Pelita Brunei in 1983; Political Violence in the Philippines; Issues in Banking and Finance in Singapore; plus country overviews.
Mode of access: Internet via World Wide Web.
In English.
9789812306746
10.1355/9789812306746 doi
History.
Southeast Asia--Economic conditions.
Southeast Asia--Economic policy.
Southeast Asia--Politics and government.
POLITICAL SCIENCE / International Relations / General.