Baladas Ghoshal
Biographic Data
| ID | 744361 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Baladas Ghoshal |
| GIVEN NAMES | Baladas |
| FAMILY NAME | Ghoshal |
| SIGNATURE | GHOSHAL B |
| AFFILIATIONS | Jawaharlal Nehru University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 12 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 17 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 12 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1970 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2013 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Democratic Transition in Myanmar
Myanmar, earlier known as Burma, is on the cusp of a transition—a process that has to pass through formidable challenges and whose outcome is still quite uncertain. Five decades of military misrule have turned Myanmar that at one time used to be the richest into the poorest in South-east Asia and in a state of decline with an abysmal record in political, economic and social spheres. To recover from that decline, the country will need good governa…
Arabization
For centuries Islam in Asia was renowned for its adaptability to local practices and tolerance of other religions. Over the past three decades, however, fundamentalists have tried to homogenize Islam, introducing new tensions. More than any other factor, what has fuelled conflicts and divided Muslims and others in otherwise tolerant and harmonious plural societies of Asia, is the slow but steady process of the transformation of Islam in the regio…
The Anatomy of Military Interventions in Asia
This article looks at the recent military intervention in the politics of Bangladesh—within the broader framework of the military's role in the politics of Asian countries, as it evolved in different stages and patterns over the years—identifies its main characteristics and prognosticates their implications on the future political developments in the country. The main hypothesis is that a new pattern of military involvement in politics is emergin…
Democratic Transition and Political Development in Post‐ Soeharto Indonesia
Contemporary Southeast Asia: A Journal of International and Strategic Affairs - Volume 26, Number 3, December 2004
The political future of Asean after the Asian crisis
The 1997 Asian financial crisis has been a debilitating experience for the ASEAN countries, with attendant political transformation and economic readjustment. Regional unity has also been affected: ASEAN appears to lack resolve and cohesion as well as the ability to forge common action. While political change has been effected and more open systems are in place, ASEAN countries now seem set to bounce back with renewed vigour and a business-as-usu…
Trends in China-Burma Relations
Indonesia in 1985
Introduction The year 1985 will, perhaps fortunately, have no great claim on Indonesian history. It will be remembered as a year of violent incidents jolting Indonesians into soul-searching of a darker sort, and as the year of trials of prominent dissidents. While neither the government nor Indonesia's overall polidcal stability was seriously threatened, the polidcal atmosphere in 1985 remained tense and unsettled. The economic outlook was dampen…
The Military and Politics
One of the most profound developments in late twentieth century politics is the emergence of the military as important political elites and critical political actors. This has signified a trend towards increasingly authoritarian and restricted governments, part of a movement in the Third World as a whole away from both pluralistic party politics and militantly nationalist regimes. In the countries where the military has taken over political power…
Indonesian Politics, 1955-59. The Emergence of Guided Democracy
Indonesia's New Order Under Suharto
Students and Politics in Indonesia The Role of Kami
Cambodia without Sihanouk
Arabization
For centuries Islam in Asia was renowned for its adaptability to local practices and tolerance of other religions. Over the past three decades, however, fundamentalists have tried to homogenize Islam, introducing new tensions. More than any other factor, what has fuelled conflicts and divided Muslims and others in otherwise tolerant and harmonious plural societies of Asia, is the slow but steady process of the transformation of Islam in the regio…
Democratic Transition in Myanmar
Myanmar, earlier known as Burma, is on the cusp of a transition—a process that has to pass through formidable challenges and whose outcome is still quite uncertain. Five decades of military misrule have turned Myanmar that at one time used to be the richest into the poorest in South-east Asia and in a state of decline with an abysmal record in political, economic and social spheres. To recover from that decline, the country will need good governa…
The Anatomy of Military Interventions in Asia
This article looks at the recent military intervention in the politics of Bangladesh—within the broader framework of the military's role in the politics of Asian countries, as it evolved in different stages and patterns over the years—identifies its main characteristics and prognosticates their implications on the future political developments in the country. The main hypothesis is that a new pattern of military involvement in politics is emergin…
The political future of Asean after the Asian crisis
The 1997 Asian financial crisis has been a debilitating experience for the ASEAN countries, with attendant political transformation and economic readjustment. Regional unity has also been affected: ASEAN appears to lack resolve and cohesion as well as the ability to forge common action. While political change has been effected and more open systems are in place, ASEAN countries now seem set to bounce back with renewed vigour and a business-as-usu…
Democratic Transition and Political Development in Post‐ Soeharto Indonesia
Contemporary Southeast Asia: A Journal of International and Strategic Affairs - Volume 26, Number 3, December 2004
Indonesian Politics, 1955-59. The Emergence of Guided Democracy
Indonesia's New Order Under Suharto
Students and Politics in Indonesia The Role of Kami
Cambodia without Sihanouk
Indonesia's New Order Under Suharto
Indonesian Politics, 1955-59. The Emergence of Guided Democracy
Indonesia in 1985
Introduction The year 1985 will, perhaps fortunately, have no great claim on Indonesian history. It will be remembered as a year of violent incidents jolting Indonesians into soul-searching of a darker sort, and as the year of trials of prominent dissidents. While neither the government nor Indonesia's overall polidcal stability was seriously threatened, the polidcal atmosphere in 1985 remained tense and unsettled. The economic outlook was dampen…
The Military and Politics
One of the most profound developments in late twentieth century politics is the emergence of the military as important political elites and critical political actors. This has signified a trend towards increasingly authoritarian and restricted governments, part of a movement in the Third World as a whole away from both pluralistic party politics and militantly nationalist regimes. In the countries where the military has taken over political power…
Trends in China-Burma Relations
The political future of Asean after the Asian crisis
The 1997 Asian financial crisis has been a debilitating experience for the ASEAN countries, with attendant political transformation and economic readjustment. Regional unity has also been affected: ASEAN appears to lack resolve and cohesion as well as the ability to forge common action. While political change has been effected and more open systems are in place, ASEAN countries now seem set to bounce back with renewed vigour and a business-as-usu…
Democratic Transition and Political Development in Post‐ Soeharto Indonesia
Contemporary Southeast Asia: A Journal of International and Strategic Affairs - Volume 26, Number 3, December 2004
The Anatomy of Military Interventions in Asia
This article looks at the recent military intervention in the politics of Bangladesh—within the broader framework of the military's role in the politics of Asian countries, as it evolved in different stages and patterns over the years—identifies its main characteristics and prognosticates their implications on the future political developments in the country. The main hypothesis is that a new pattern of military involvement in politics is emergin…
Arabization
For centuries Islam in Asia was renowned for its adaptability to local practices and tolerance of other religions. Over the past three decades, however, fundamentalists have tried to homogenize Islam, introducing new tensions. More than any other factor, what has fuelled conflicts and divided Muslims and others in otherwise tolerant and harmonious plural societies of Asia, is the slow but steady process of the transformation of Islam in the regio…
Democratic Transition in Myanmar
Myanmar, earlier known as Burma, is on the cusp of a transition—a process that has to pass through formidable challenges and whose outcome is still quite uncertain. Five decades of military misrule have turned Myanmar that at one time used to be the richest into the poorest in South-east Asia and in a state of decline with an abysmal record in political, economic and social spheres. To recover from that decline, the country will need good governa…
Political science (12 works) · Law (10 works) · Politics (9 works) · Law (8 works) · Economics (6 works) · Asian Studies and History (5 works) · Development economics (5 works) · Political economy (5 works) · Sociology (5 works) · Democracy (4 works)