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Daily Archives: 19 November, 2016

ASEAN Governance: Is There a Future for Civil Society?

OpinionsBy Rosalia19 November, 2016

Jakarta Post, INSIGHT Section, 19 November 2016.
Pundits have been keen to predict that Southeast Asia will soon leave behind its authoritarian past and head toward a more democratic future. This optimism was boosted in 2010 by Myanmar’s decision to “transition” to democracy, allowing for elections and assigning a role to the opposition.

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