Asia

• Bertrand, Jacques: “False Starts, Succession Crises and Regime Transition: Flirting with Openness in Indonesia” Pacific Affairs, Autumn, 1996.
• Pacific Rim Democracies hold Meeting in Taipei Jun 16, 04
• Brown, Frederick: “Vietnam’s Tentative Transformation” in Diamond, Democracy in East Asia.
• Case, William E: “Thai Democracy 2001: Out of Equilibrium” Asian Survey, Vol. XLI, #3 May/June 2001.
• Han, Sung-joo & Chung, Oknim: “South Korea: Economic Management and Democratization” in Morley, Driven by Growth.
• Jones, David M.: “Democratization, Civil Society and Illiberal Middle Class Culture in Pacific Asia.” Comparative Politics, Vol. 30, #2. January, 1998.
• Lee, Rose J. and Clark, Cal (eds.): Democracy and the Status of Women in East Asia. 2000.
• Loathamatas, Anek: “A Tale of Two Democracies: Conflicting Perceptions of Elections and Democracy in Thailand.” In R.H. Taylor (ed.) The Politics of Elections in Southeast Asia (Washington. The Wilson Center Press. 1996).
• Means, Gordon P.: “Soft Authoritarianism in Malaysia and Singapore” in Diamond and Plattner, Democracy in Asia.
• Pei, Minxin: “Creeping Democratization in China.” In Diamond (ed.) Consolidating the Third Wave Democracies. (Johns Hopkins, Baltimore, 1997)
• Pye, Lucian: “Civility, Social Capital and Civil Society: Three powerful Concerpts for Explaining Asia.” The Journal of Interdisciplinary History, Vol. 29, #4, Spring 1999.
• Reynolds, Andrew, Stepan, Alfred, Zaw Oo & Levine, Steven: “How Burma Could Democratize” Journal of Democracy, Vol. 12 #4. October 2001.
• Romero, Segundo E.: “Changing Filipino Values and the Redemocratization of Governance” in Han, Changing Values.
• Sung-joo, Han: Changing Values in Asia: Their Impact on Governance and Development
• Tien, Hung-mao: “Taiwan’s Transformation” in Diamond, Consolidating Third World Democracies.
• Yanzhung, Wang: “Chinese Values, Governance and International Relations” in Han Sung-joo
• Larry Diamond, Secretary’s Open Forum, U.S. Department of State, 21 September,
  2001, “Promoting Democracy While Fighting Terror” Washington D.C.