Social activism in Southeast Asia

Brings Together Cutting-edge Accounts Of Social Movements Concerned With Civil And Political Rights, Globalization, Peace, The Environment, Migrant And Factory Labour, The Rights Of Middle- And Working-class Women, And Sexual Identity In An Overarching Framework Of Analysis That Forefronts The Importance Of Human Rights And The State As A Focus For Social Activism In A Region Characterized By A History Of Authoritarian Developmentalism And Weak Civil Society--provided By Publisher.