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1. THEORIZING INSTITUTIONS OF POLITICAL PARTICIPATION AND REPRESENTATION
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Garry Rodan
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Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents v
- Abbreviations and Acronyms vii
- Acknowledgments xi
- Introduction: STRUGGLES OVER POLITICAL REPRESENTATION 1
- 1. THEORIZING INSTITUTIONS OF POLITICAL PARTICIPATION AND REPRESENTATION 14
- 2. IDEOLOGIES OF POLITICAL REPRESENTATION AND THE MODE OF PARTICIPATION FRAMEWORK 27
- 3. HISTORY, CAPITALISM, AND CONFLICT 44
- 4. NOMINATED MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT IN SINGAPORE 70
- 5. PUBLIC FEEDBACK IN SINGAPORE’S CONSULTATIVE AUTHORITARIANISM 93
- 6. THE PHILIPPINES’ PARTY-LIST SYSTEM, REFORMERS, AND OLIGARCHS 116
- 7. PARTICIPATORY BUDGETING IN THE PHILIPPINES 139
- 8. MALAYSIA’S FAILED CONSULTATIVE REPRESENTATION EXPERIMENTS 162
- 9. CIVIL SOCIETY AND ELECTORAL REFORM IN MALAYSIA 186
- Conclusion: CAPITALISM, INSTITUTIONS, AND IDEOLOGY 211
- Notes 223
- References 237
- Index 273
Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents v
- Abbreviations and Acronyms vii
- Acknowledgments xi
- Introduction: STRUGGLES OVER POLITICAL REPRESENTATION 1
- 1. THEORIZING INSTITUTIONS OF POLITICAL PARTICIPATION AND REPRESENTATION 14
- 2. IDEOLOGIES OF POLITICAL REPRESENTATION AND THE MODE OF PARTICIPATION FRAMEWORK 27
- 3. HISTORY, CAPITALISM, AND CONFLICT 44
- 4. NOMINATED MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT IN SINGAPORE 70
- 5. PUBLIC FEEDBACK IN SINGAPORE’S CONSULTATIVE AUTHORITARIANISM 93
- 6. THE PHILIPPINES’ PARTY-LIST SYSTEM, REFORMERS, AND OLIGARCHS 116
- 7. PARTICIPATORY BUDGETING IN THE PHILIPPINES 139
- 8. MALAYSIA’S FAILED CONSULTATIVE REPRESENTATION EXPERIMENTS 162
- 9. CIVIL SOCIETY AND ELECTORAL REFORM IN MALAYSIA 186
- Conclusion: CAPITALISM, INSTITUTIONS, AND IDEOLOGY 211
- Notes 223
- References 237
- Index 273
