The international relations of Southeast Asia in the 1950s and 1960s were deeply influenced by a complex interaction between three fundamental forces: nationalism, the process of the decolonization and the advent of the Cold War . The main outcome of this was the achievement of only limited national and regional autonomy by the Southeast Asian states. Nationalism had spurred a search for self-reliance and autonomy. However the weakness of the nation-state, and intraregional divisions caused by both
skeletal and have no teeth; no real power and are merely controlled by the powers that be. Both North Korea and Myanmmar have set up institutions in the effort to shroud their corruption. The concept of Competitive Authoritarianism is weaved into the concept of Electoral Authoritarianism. In reference Steven Livitsky’s and Lucan Way’s research a major area of democratic contestation is the Electoral one. They explain that “Electoral competition is eliminated either de jure…or de facto”. With control
Megan Crandall 2/15/15 GE 135 3108 Exam 1: 1. Globalization is the increase of intercultural people which affects economic, culture activities, politics, and more. Globalization means we are all inter-connected; there is growing domestic diversity, and new technology. Cultures that once had little contact and communication now has an increasingly higher rate of commerce, connection and communication through traveling and other things. Back in the day they still had communication between different