ID | 173730 |
Title Proper | Pandemic and Southeast Asia’s Democratic Struggles |
Language | ENG |
Author | Kurlantzick, Joshua |
Summary / Abstract (Note) | Southeast Asia was one of the first regions hit by the spread of COVID-19. The region’s public health response varied, with some states like Vietnam proving models for the world, while others, like Indonesia and the Philippines, faltered badly. However, they have generally taken a common approach in one area: nearly all have used the pandemic to crack down on political freedoms and civil liberties. |
`In' analytical Note | Current History Vol. 119, No.818; Sep 2020: p.228–233 |
Journal Source | Current History Vol: 119 No 818 |
Key Words | Authoritarianism ; Democracy ; Southeast Asia ; Pandemic ; COVID-19 |