Mikko Huotari & Jürgen Rüland. 2014. “Introduction: Context, Concepts and Comparison in Southeast Asian Studies.” Pacific Affairs 87(3): 415-439. (24 pages)
T1, Ch.4 (political culture and ethnopolitics) (24p)
T2, Chs.1~2 (historical context of SEAsia) (31p)
T3, Ch.1 (government and political regimes in SEA) (10p)
T6(陳鴻瑜),第1, 4~6章
W5 (112/10/13) 發展理論與東南亞政經文化; 新馬歷史(自行閱讀) [英65p]
T1, Ch.3 (Economics and political development) (20p)
T2, Ch.7 (Culture as a perspective on SEAsian politics) (19p)
M.Faishal Aminuddin & Joko Purnomo. 2019. “Democracy and Development in Southeast Asia: A Critical Comparison.” Jurnal Ilmiah Hubungan Internasional 15(2):147-163. (12p)
Dwight Perkins. 2021. “Understanding political influences on Southeast Asia’s development experience.” Fulbright Review of Economics and Policy 1(1): 4-20. (14p)
T6(陳鴻瑜),第8章
W6 (112/10/20) 制度分析途徑; 緬甸歷史(自行閱讀) [英59p]
Paul Pierson. 2000. “Increasing Returns, Path Dependence, and the Studies of Politics.” American Political Science Review 94(2): 251-267. (15p)
Steven Levitsky & Maria Victoria Murillo. 2009. “Variation in Institutional Strength.” Annual Review of Political Science 12: 115-133. (14p)
T3, Ch.13 (Comparative governments in SEA) (30p)
T6 (陳鴻瑜),第11章
W7 (112/10/27) 東南亞年會周(自主學習)
W8 (112/11/03) 政權形式與比較民主轉型; 印尼歷史(自行閱讀) [英65p]
T1, Ch.6 (Democratization) (20p)
T2, Ch.6 (varieties of authoritarianism in SEAsia) (19p)
Dan Slater & Sofia Fenner. 2011. State Power and Staying Power: Infrastructure Mechanisms and Authoritarian Durability.” Journal of International Affairs 65(1):15-29.
Benjamin Reilly. 2015. “Democracy and development in SEAsia: China’s long shadow.” SEARC working paper series, #169. City University of Hong Kong. (15p)
T6 (陳鴻瑜),第7章 (印尼部分)
W9 (112/11/10) 優勢政黨、選舉、與族群(馬、新) [英64p]
Jennifer Gandhi & Adam Przeworski. 2007. “Authoritarian Institutions and the Survival of Autocrats” Comparative Political Studies 40(11): 1279-1301. (14p)
Beatriz Magaloni. 2008. “Credible power-sharing and the longevity of authoritarian rule.” Comparative Political Studies 41(4‐5): 715‐741. (24p)
Lee Morgenbesser & Thomas B. Pepinsky. 2019. “Elections as Causes of Democratization: Southeast Asia in Comparative Perspective.” Comparative Political Studies 52(1): 3-35. (26p)
Tim Lindsey. 2014. “Unlike any land you know about? Myanmar, reform and the Indonesia model.” In Melissa Crouch and Tim Lindsey (eds.), Law, Society and Transition in Myanmar. Hart Publishing. (13p)
T4, Chs.1 & 4 (about Myanmar military in transition). (35p)
Jemma Purdey. 2016. “Political families in Southeast Asia” South East Asia Research 24(3):319-327. (7p)
Jemma Purdey, Teresa S Encarnacion Tadem & Eduardo C Tadem. 2016. “Political dynasties in the Philippines.” South East Asia Research 24(3): 328-340. (11p)
Allen Hicken & Netina Tan. 2020. “Factionalism in Southeast Asia: Types, Causes, and Effects.” Journal of Current Southeast Asian Affairs 39(1): 187-204. (12p)
Netina Tan. 2020. “Minimal Factionalism in Singapore’s People’s Action Party.” Journal of Current Southeast Asian Affairs 39(1): 124-143. (11p)
Sebastian Dettman & Meredith L. Weiss. 2018. “Has Patronage Lost Its Punch in Malaysia?” The Round Table 107(6): 739-754. (13p)
Deasy Simandjuntak. 2021. “Direct Elections, Patronage, and the Failure of Party Cadre-ship: Dynastic Politics in Indonesia.” Bangkok: Heinrich Boll Stiftung Southeast Asia Regional Office. (10p)
Urbinati, Nadia. 2018. “Political Theory of Populism.” Annual Review of Political Science 22(1): 111–127. (14p)
湯錦台譯,Joshua Kurlantzick,2015,《民主在退潮》,台北:如果。
Croissant, Aurel, et al. 2020. Democratic Backsliding & New Autocrats in Asia (5 essays about Malaysia, Thailand, Philippines, Indonesia). Global Asia 15(1): 8-13; 48-70. (23p)
Robison, Richard & Vedi R. Hadiz. 2020. “Populism in Southeast Asia: A Vehicle for Reform or a Tool for Despots?” in Toby Carroll, Shahar Hameiri, Lee Jones (eds.), The Political Economy of Southeast Asia. Palgrave. pp.155-175. (17p)
Johanes Herlijanto. 2017. “Old stereotypes, new convictions: Pribumi perceptions of ethnic Chinese in Indonesia today.” Trends in Southeast Asia 2017-6. ISEAS (25p) 【較舊的版本中譯:林東余譯,「印尼的本土菁英如何看待當今的印尼華人?」,台灣東南亞學刊,14(2): 91-102。】
Quinton Temby. 2019. “Disinformation, violence, and anti-Chinese sentiment in Indonesia’s 2019 elections. ISEAS Perspective 2019(67) (2 Sept). (5p)
Mala Htun. 2004. “Is gender like ethnicity? The political representation of identity groups.” Perspectives on Politics 2(3): 439-458. (14p)
Tracy-Ann Johnson-Myers. 2017. “The impact of electoral systems on women’s political representation.” In Mixed Member Proportional System: Providing Greater Repreentation for Women? Springer. (7p)
Melanie M. Hughes, Mona L. Krook. 2015. “Transnational Women’s Activism and the Global Diffusion of Gender Quotas.” International Studies Quarterly 59:357-72. (11p)
T8 (范若蘭),第5~8章
Netina Tan. 2016. “Why are Gender Reforms Adopted in Singapore? Party Pragmatism and Electoral Incentives.” Pacific Affairs 89(2): 369-393. (20p)
Yeong Pey Jung. 2018. “Making Women Count: Women’s Representation in Malaysia’s 14th General Election.” Paper presented in Wenzao International Conference on Southeast Asian Studies, Kaohsiung, Taiwan. (15p)