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Josh Kurlantzick
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JoshKurlantzick
Washington, D.C.
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Council on Foreign Relations Fellow for Southeast Asia.
All opinions I express are my own. A RT is not an endorsement.
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CFR
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3 de nov |
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Southeast Asia's fast-growing but fragile democracies have been susceptible to strongmen and autocratic-leaning populists in recent years, propelled by concerns over inequality, crime, and dysfunctional governments, writes @JoshKurlantzick on.cfr.org/2QcIMOV
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Josh Kurlantzick
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2 de nov |
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Pheu Thai prepares for worst-case scenario nationmultimedia.com/detail/politic…
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Int'l Affairs Forum
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2 de nov |
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RT @DefenseOne: A New Kind of Populism is Threatening Southeast Asia | Commentary by @CFR_org's @JoshKurlantzick buff.ly/2EZKmT8 pic.twitter.com/yPEmWnPEMq
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Devin T. Stewart
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2 de nov |
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My new @carnegiecouncil podcast interview on two new books on China via @ColumbiaUP and @routledgebooks with author Joshua Eisenman of @StraussCenter at @UTAustin - carnegiecouncil.org/studio/multime…
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Defense One
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2 de nov |
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A New Kind of Populism is Threatening Southeast Asia | Commentary by @CFR_org's @JoshKurlantzick buff.ly/2EZKmT8 pic.twitter.com/FU40f61538
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Josh Kurlantzick
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2 de nov |
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Yes, upper and middle classes have responded to democratic degradation with strategies that foster further degradation of democracy
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Josh Kurlantzick
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2 de nov |
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Great report by @CommsDirector @RachelKleinfeld
What Comes Next? Lessons for the Recovery of Liberal Democracy carnegieendowment.org/2018/10/31/wha… via @CarnegieEndow
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CFR Asia Program
@CFR_Asia
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2 de nov |
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Populism is spreading to Asia too: on.cfr.org/2qnoUNy @JoshKurlantzick
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Scott Snyder
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2 de nov |
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Southeast Asia’s Populism Is Different but Also Dangerous, sharp analysis by @JoshKurlantzick on.cfr.org/2qnoUNy via @CFR_org
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EastWest Institute
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1 de nov |
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New on #EWIpodcast: "@LizEconomy: Xi Jinping and the New Chinese State" soundcloud.com/eastwestinstit…
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Josh Kurlantzick
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2 de nov |
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Rohingya refugee crisis pushes ASEAN to the edge | Asia Times atimes.com/article/rohing…
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Ashley S. Westerman
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2 de nov |
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.@TheJusticeDept has charged 2 former @GoldmanSachs bankers & a Malaysian financier in connection with the 1MDB scandal. These are the 1st criminal charges brought against individuals related to the international scandal. My latest for @npr: npr.org/2018/11/01/663… #Malaysia
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Josh Kurlantzick
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2 de nov |
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Have had. The junta is certainly not a populist government. twitter.com/poliscipunk/st…
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Josh Kurlantzick
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1 de nov |
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Great new review by @NBorroz of new @RachelKleinfeld book: A Review of Rachel Kleinfield’s "A Savage Order: How the World’s Deadliest Countries Can Forge a Path to Security" on.cfr.org/2PyxRSl via @CFR_org
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Hunter Marston
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1 de nov |
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Interesting to note 2 parallel trends @JoshKurlantzick points out: Upper classes have supported autocrats who represent their interests (#Thailand), while strongmen have counted on support from lower classes frustrated w/ corruption, crime & inequality (#Philippines) @CFR_Asia
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Josh Kurlantzick
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1 de nov |
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Ok. Offer some peer reviewed social science to support your contention. twitter.com/devintstewart/…
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Josh Kurlantzick
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1 de nov |
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A Review of Rachel Kleinfield’s "A Savage Order: How the World’s Deadliest Countries Can Forge a Path to Security" on.cfr.org/2PyxRSl via @CFR_org
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Josh Kurlantzick
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1 de nov |
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I really don't know what you mean. Offer some serious, peer-reviewed social science studies to support your contention.
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Josh Kurlantzick
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1 de nov |
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The Washington Post and its analysis of peer-reviewed research is a "rag"?
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Josh Kurlantzick
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1 de nov |
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I'm done for today, man. I've offered you about ten examples. If every peer-reviewed study and every outlet is a "rag" then you can't have a debate. Offer some serious, peer-reviewed social science studies to support your contention.
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