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Political BehaviorSocial ChangeProtest StudiesReformasi MovementSocial SciencesCitizen ParticipationActivismDemocracyPublic GovernancePolitical SystemCivic EngagementPublic PolicyCivil SocietyPolitical ChangeEconomic ReformComparative PoliticsReform 2Political PluralismPolitical DevelopmentPolitical TransformationArtsContents Acknowledgments AbbreviationsPolitical Science
Contents Acknowledgments Abbreviations and Shortened Organizational Names 1 Introduction: The Roots of Reform 2 Conceptualizing Political Opposition and Reform 3 Political Development in the Colonial Era 4 Expansion and Maturation of Civil and Political Society, 1957-1997 5 The Reformasi Movement and the 1999 Elections 6 The Significance of the Reformasi Movement 7 The Other Reformasi: Malaysia and Indonesia Compared 8 Conclusion: Insights, Implications, and Extensions Notes Bibliography Index