Francis G Carnell
Biographic Data
| ID | 744121 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Francis G Carnell |
| GIVEN NAMES | Francis G |
| FAMILY NAME | Carnell |
| SIGNATURE | CARNELL F G |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 5 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 3 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 5 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1953 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1957 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Southeast Asia and the Modern World
The Malayan Elections
W TITH THE HOLDING of its first general election in July I955, Malaya, like Singapore and Indonesia, has entered upon the adventure of parliamentary democracy. That the results in all three areas should have confounded some of the political prophets was inevitable. Voting behaviour is quite impossible to predict in a region where elected political parties are such an innovation. The most surprising thing about the election for the new Malayan Leg…
Representative Government in Southeast Asia
Constitutional Reform and Elections in Malaya
A FTER SIX years of Communist terrorism and emergency government, two important constitutional reports have recently reopened the thorny problem of Malaya's political future. They are the Report of the Elections Committee in the Federation' and the Rendel Report on constitutional reform in Singapore', both published during February 1954. Taken together, they provide a vantage point from which to make a new general survey of the Malayan political …
Communalism and Communism in Malaya
THE nation-building programmes of those Asian countries which have recently freed themselves from colonial control are challenged today by two main disruptive forces, communalism and communism. The claims of dissatisfied racial, religious or linguistic minorities still seriously impede the political unification of countries like India, Ceylon, Burma and Indonesia. In all of these countries the disunity caused by conflicts between communal or nati…
Communalism and Communism in Malaya
THE nation-building programmes of those Asian countries which have recently freed themselves from colonial control are challenged today by two main disruptive forces, communalism and communism. The claims of dissatisfied racial, religious or linguistic minorities still seriously impede the political unification of countries like India, Ceylon, Burma and Indonesia. In all of these countries the disunity caused by conflicts between communal or nati…
The Malayan Elections
W TITH THE HOLDING of its first general election in July I955, Malaya, like Singapore and Indonesia, has entered upon the adventure of parliamentary democracy. That the results in all three areas should have confounded some of the political prophets was inevitable. Voting behaviour is quite impossible to predict in a region where elected political parties are such an innovation. The most surprising thing about the election for the new Malayan Leg…
Communalism and Communism in Malaya
THE nation-building programmes of those Asian countries which have recently freed themselves from colonial control are challenged today by two main disruptive forces, communalism and communism. The claims of dissatisfied racial, religious or linguistic minorities still seriously impede the political unification of countries like India, Ceylon, Burma and Indonesia. In all of these countries the disunity caused by conflicts between communal or nati…
Constitutional Reform and Elections in Malaya
A FTER SIX years of Communist terrorism and emergency government, two important constitutional reports have recently reopened the thorny problem of Malaya's political future. They are the Report of the Elections Committee in the Federation' and the Rendel Report on constitutional reform in Singapore', both published during February 1954. Taken together, they provide a vantage point from which to make a new general survey of the Malayan political …
The Malayan Elections
W TITH THE HOLDING of its first general election in July I955, Malaya, like Singapore and Indonesia, has entered upon the adventure of parliamentary democracy. That the results in all three areas should have confounded some of the political prophets was inevitable. Voting behaviour is quite impossible to predict in a region where elected political parties are such an innovation. The most surprising thing about the election for the new Malayan Leg…
Representative Government in Southeast Asia
Southeast Asia and the Modern World
Political science (5 works) · Asian Studies and History (4 works) · Ancient history (2 works) · Geography (2 works) · History (2 works) · Law (2 works) · Maritime Security and History (2 works) · Philosophy (2 works) · Socioeconomic Development in Asia (2 works) · Southeast asia (2 works)