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Ulla Fionna
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DEVELOPING BUT DISCRIMINATIVE THEORIES ON POLITICAL PARTIES Ulla Fionna
Sosiohumaniora Vol 12, No 1 (2010): SOSIOHUMANIORA, MARET 2010
Publisher : Universitas Padjadjaran

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This article reviews and summarises the trends in the development of theories on political parties. In particular, the inherent and overwhelming trend of Western-focused will be addressed. Through the discussion on the contemporary trends in theories of political parties, the article describes the one-sidedness of the theories and the oversight against parties from other regions. However, because of the establishment of these theories, the trend will continue as the theories will be used as benchmark for the development of parties in other parts of the world.
Political Parties in Singapore, Malaysia, and the Philippines: Reflection of Democratic Tendencies Fionna, Ulla
Makara Human Behavior Studies in Asia Vol. 12, No. 2
Publisher : UI Scholars Hub

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This essay examines the role of political parties in different forms of government. In the three Southeast Asian countries, the different governments have distinctive methods of utilizing the parties according to their needs. The more democratic the country usually the less control the government has on the parties. The more reliant the government on its party, the more systematic its control over it. Consequently, the stronger control of government the less likely the parties would be able to reach democracy.
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