1997 crisis shapes South-east Asia's democratic trends
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- Thailand's retreat from democracy
- Deepening political divisions
- Entrenchment of social antagonisms
- Constitutional weaknesses
- Malaysia's democratic future
- Sustained opposition to the BN
- New social movements
- Surpassing identity politics?
- Indonesia's uneven democratic trajectory
- Relatively stable electoral system
- Decentralisation
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_350.jpg "A Thai 'red shirt' supporter holds up a picture of former Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra (REUTERS/Sukree Sukplang)")