Economic versus Political Liberalisation in ASEAN: Public Opinion among University Students in Four Member Countries

Benny, Guido; Daud, Sity; K.Dhakshinamoorthy, D.Ravichandran

doi:10.21315/ijaps2018.14.1.9

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“…A third set of studies examines the issue of legitimacy by analysing public awareness of ASEAN (Benny et al, 2018;Benny, 2012, 2013). Moorthy and Benny (2013), for example, assert that 'increased awareness and knowledge of the public regarding the ASEAN Community will eventually translate into increased support.…”

Section: Locating Asean's Legitimacymentioning

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Interpreting Legitimation Through Participation: The ASEAN Civil Society Conference

Gerard

2021

J of Common Market Studies

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The dynamics of the relationship between political participation and legitimacy have received limited attention, despite the widely held view that the former contributes to the latter. This article advances conceptualizations of this relationship by demonstrating how participatory innovations can be analysed as processes of legitimation. Studies of participation highlight how institutional actors define the terms of participation, but do not attend to how these terms function in constructing legitimacy. Studies of legitimation, conversely, emphasize participation but pay limited attention to how participatory innovations form. Building on these linkages, the article describes how the modes of participation framework can be used to evaluate the legitimating potential of participatory innovations and demonstrates this in the case of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations Civil Society Conference. The article demonstrates that more participation does not necessarily increase legitimacy, and calls for greater attention to what is being legitimated and to whom through participatory innovations.

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Section: Locating Asean's Legitimacymentioning

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Interpreting Legitimation Through Participation: The ASEAN Civil Society Conference

Gerard

2021

J of Common Market Studies

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“…The soviet formed a relationship of friendship and cooperation with China giving her aid and technical assistance. In December 1949, they signed the Treaty of Friendship, Alliance and Mutual Assistance (Benny et al, 2018). The 1953 FYP was influenced by Stalin's five-year plan.…”

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The Rise of China: Dream of Xi Jinping

Rahman¹,

Kumar

Anusara

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2641-5305

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The main purpose of this article is to explore the mystery of china being a leader in business, and economic aspects and the dream of Xi Jinping. A historical, analytical, case study method has been used to conduct this research. The study reveals that China has been successful in attaining a stable domestic and international status and achieving a top position in the world. It is proclaimed that “The Dream of Xi Jinping” is for making the nation an ideal one based on the characteristics and ideologies of China. This paper focuses on all the aspects of China as a global leader; it discusses China’s economical-political history, struggles for success and policies for becoming a superpower. In addition, Chinese foreign policies and its relationship with the other countries, especially with Bangladesh have been enlightened here. The findings of the study will be helpful for trader, policy makers and enthusiastic to understand, policy making and future trade with China.

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Economic versus Political Liberalisation in ASEAN: Public Opinion among University Students in Four Member Countries

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Cited by 2 publications

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Interpreting Legitimation Through Participation: The ASEAN Civil Society Conference

Interpreting Legitimation Through Participation: The ASEAN Civil Society Conference

The Rise of China: Dream of Xi Jinping

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