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Bowed, Bent, & Broken: Duterte's Assaults on Civil Society in the Philippines by Arugay, Aries A, Baquisal, Justin Keith A

“…The Philippines has historically been known to have one of the most robust and politically active civil societies in the world. With a deep affinity with…”
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Beyond essentialism: Knowledge production in Southeast Asian social science by Shair‐Rosenfield, Sarah, Arugay, Aries A.

“…How do disciplines such as political science, public policy, and international relations understand, adapt to, and potentially reform gendered processes of…”
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The year of democracy's consequential elections by Arugay, Aries A.

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The agency of small states in the United States‐China rivalry by Arugay, Aries A.

“…How do small states navigate the current geostrategic rivalry between the United States (US) and China? If one solely takes the view of realpolitik or power…”
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Australia‐ASEAN relations: A special relationship by Arugay, Aries A.

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Editor's introduction: Comparatively studying Asia: Challenges & promises by Arugay, Aries A.

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Editor's introduction: Media, polarization, and geopolitics by Arugay, Aries A.

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Polarizing Figures: Executive Power and Institutional Conflict in Asian Democracies by Slater, Dan, Arugay, Aries A.

“…Polarization does not necessarily pit left against right, rich against poor, secular against religious, or ethnicity against ethnicity. Rather than polarizing…”
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Polarization Without Poles: Machiavellian Conflicts and the Philippines’ Lost Decade of Democracy, 2000–2010 by ARUGAY, ARIES A., SLATER, DAN

“…The Philippines’ long democratic experience has been remarkably free of deeply politicized cleavages. Roman Catholicism as a hegemonic religion prevents…”
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Explaining populist securitization and Rodrigo Duterte's anti-establishment Philippine foreign policy by Magcamit, Michael I, Arugay, Aries A

“…Rodrigo Duterte's foreign policy shifted the Philippines away from its traditional western-ally role. Duterte's populist securitization of the West as a…”
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A precarious regional flashpoint by Arugay, Aries A.

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Crisis and opportunity by Arugay, Aries A.

“…In this issue of Asian Politics & Policy, we are pleased to publish original research articles that covered topics ranging from military history, Taiwan's soft…”
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Turbulence in the international order by Arugay, Aries A.

“…On February 24, 2022, the entire world witnessed possibly the most intense interstate conflict in the 21st century as Russia started its military campaign to…”
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Can democracy be defended globally? by Arugay, Aries A.

“…On December 9 and 10, 2021, United States President Joe Biden convened a virtual meeting of democracies worldwide. Called the Summit for Democracy, the…”
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The long shadow of 9/11 by Arugay, Aries A.

“…It has been two decades since the 9/11 terror attacks, a critical watershed not only for the United States but also for the rest of the world. The youth of…”
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A soft power spring? by Arugay, Aries A.

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The Resilience of Democracy by Arugay, Aries A.

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Strong Patronage, Weak Parties: The Case for Electoral System Redesign in the Philippines by Arugay, Aries A.

“…Arugay reviews Strong Patronage, Weak Parties: The Case for Electoral System Redesign in the Philippines edited by Paul D. Hutchcroft…”
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Politics, Policy, and the Pandemic by Arugay, Aries A.

“…Covid‐19 represents the ultimate “black swan” of our time—a catastrophic event that has put the entire world in a tailspin. With no clear in sight, this…”
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THE PHILIPPINES IN 2016: The Electoral Earthquake and its Aftershocks by Arugay, Aries A.

“…Anyone familiar with Philippine politics knows that the hundred-million strong nation is very passionate about holding elections. As an election year, 2016…”
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