How does an authoritarian regime suppress dissent whilst leveraging civil society for its own ends? This study examines Cambodia's transformation from the 1990s to today, revealing the state's strategy of 'flexible coerciveness'-a dual approach of restricting political space while co-opting civil society organizations for governance gains.
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Höhe: 234 mm
Breite: 156 mm
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978-1-5292-4901-9 (9781529249019)
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Melissa Curley is a Senior Lecturer in International Relations in the School of Political Science and International Studies at the University of Queensland, New Zealand.
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The University of Queensland
Part 1: Situating Authoritarian Governance
1. Introduction
2. Conceptual Framework
Part 2: Governing to Control
3. Controlling Individualized Dissent
4. Controlling Collective Dissent
5. Structuring Participation
Part 3: Governing to Harness
6. Modes of Societal Incorporation
7. Filling the Void of State Capacity
Part 4: Evolving Authoritarianism and Civil Society Strategies
8. Developing 'Flexible Coerciveness' in State-society Relations
9. Conclusion
