Southeast Asia Between Autocracy and Democracy

A part of the subject area Asian studies

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264 pages

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Published 1. January 1989

ISBN 87 7288 217 4

With contributions by
Hans Antlöv, Viggo Brun, Eldar Bråten, Thorkil Casse, Mikael Gravers, Arne Kalland, Laurids S. Lauridsen, Litt Woon Long, Irene Nørlund, Ingrid Rudie, Jose Maria Sison and Peter Wad

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