John Sidel

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John Sidel is affiliated with the following schools: London School of Economics, University of Oxford, Cornell University

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John Sidel

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#2152

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#2535

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Public Policy

#545

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#572

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Masters International Relations University of Oxford

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According to Wikipedia, John Thayer Sidel is a political scientist and is the Sir Patrick Gillam Professor of International and Comparative Politics at the London School of Economics , where he is affiliated with both the Department of Government and International Relations department, as well as the Asia Research Centre.

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Capital, Coercion, and Crime: Bossism in the Philippines (1999) (345)
Riots, Pogroms, Jihad: Religious Violence in Indonesia (2006) (211)
A New Criminal Type in Jakarta: Counter-Revolution Today:A New Criminal Type in Jakarta: Counter-Revolution Today. (2000) (155)
Bossism and Democracy in the Philippines, Thailand and Indonesia: Towards an Alternative Framework for the Study of ‘Local Strongmen’ (2005) (129)
Philippine politics in Town, District, and Province: Bossism in Cavite and Cebu (1997) (98)
Philippine Politics and Society in the Twentieth Century: Colonial Legacies, Post-Colonial Trajectories (2000) (77)
Macet Total: Logics of Circulation and Accumulation in the Demise of Indonesia's New Order (1998) (60)
Economic foundations of subnational authoritarianism: insights and evidence from qualitative and quantitative research (2014) (53)
Siam and its Twin?: Democratization and Bossism in Contemporary Thailand and the Philippines (1996) (42)
Social origins of dictatorship and democracy revisited: colonial state and Chinese immigrant in the making of modern Southeast Asia (2008) (41)
The Islamist threat in Southeast Asia : a reassessment (2007) (41)
The underside of progress: Land, labor, and violence in two Philippine growth zones, 1985–1995 (1998) (27)
Response to Ileto: Or, Why I Am Not an Orientalist (2002) (24)
Indonesia in ASEAN: foreign policy and regionalism (1995) (23)
THE USUAL SUSPECTS: NARDONG PUTIK, DON PEPE OYSON, AND ROBIN HOOD (2018) (23)
The Fate of Nationalism in the New States: Southeast Asia in Comparative Historical Perspective (2012) (21)
Capital, Coercion, and Crime (1999) (21)
Coercion, capital, and the post-colonial state : Bossism in the postwar Philippines (1995) (21)
Achieving reforms in oligarchical democracies: the role of leadership and coalitions in the Philippines (2014) (19)
The Philippines: the languages of legitimation (1995) (19)
THE ISLAMIST THREAT IN SOUTH EAST ASIA: MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING? (2008) (16)
Beyond Patron-Client Relation: Warlordism and Local Politics in the Philippines (2008) (14)
Walking in the shadow of the big man: Junstiniano Montano and failed dynasty building in Cavite 1935-1972 (1993) (12)
‘It Takes a Madrasah’?: Habermas Meets Bourdieu in Indonesia (2001) (12)
Using Action Research and Learning for Politically Informed Programming (2014) (9)
The Philippines in 2013: Disappointment, Disgrace, Disaster (2014) (9)
The Manifold Meanings Of Displacement: Explaining Inter-Religious Violence, 1999-2001 (2018) (7)
The Philippines in 2014: Aquino Fights Back (2015) (7)
On the ‘Anxiety of Incompleteness’: A Post-Structuralist Approach to Religious Violence in Indonesia (2007) (6)
Thinking and working politically in development: Coalitions for Change in the Philippines (2020) (6)
Shaping the healthcare environment through evidence-based medicine: a case study of the ICONS project. (1998) (5)
Primitive Accumulation and ‘Progress’ in Southeast Asia: The Diverse Legacies of a Common(s) Tragedy (2014) (5)
Averting “Carmageddon” through reform? An eco-systemic analysis of traffic congestion and transportation policy gridlock in Metro Manila (2020) (5)
Riots, church burnings, conspiracies (2001) (4)
Indonesia update: trends toward consolidation, threats of disintegration (January-December 1999) (1999) (4)
Dark play: notes on a Balinese massacre (1997) (3)
Liberalism, communism, islam: transnational motors of 'nationalist' struggles in Southeast Asia (2003) (3)
Patrons, bosses, dynasties, and reformers in local politics (2018) (3)
Filipino gangsters in film, legend and history: two biographical case studies from Cebu (2000) (3)
Dark Play: Notes on a Balinese Massacre@@@The Dark Side of Paradise: Political Violence in Bali (1997) (3)
Take the money and run? 'personality' politics in the post-Marcos Philippines (1998) (2)
Nationalism In Post-Independence Southeast Asia: A Comparative Analysis (2013) (2)
On the waterfront: labour racketeering in the Port of Cebu (1995) (2)
Dangers and demon(izer)s of democratization in Egypt: through an Indonesian glass, darkly (2014) (2)
Indonesia: migrants, migrant workers, refugees, and the new citizenship law (2007) (2)
Murder, Inc., Cavite: Capitalist Development and Political Gangsterism in a Philippine Province (1998) (2)
Southeast Asian affairs 1995 (1996) (2)
From cyberjihad to Habermas: understanding Muslim identity and resistance online (2012) (2)
4 Men on horseback and their droppings: Yudhoyono’s presidency and legacies in comparative regional perspective (2015) (2)
Chapter 7. The Changing Politics of Religious Knowledge in Asia: The Case of Indonesia (2009) (2)
Other Schools, Other Pilgrimages, Other Dreams: The Making and Unmaking of Jihad in Southeast Asia (2003) (1)
Islamic Narrative and Authority in Southeast Asia: From the 16th to the 21st Century.By Thomas Gibson (2008) (1)
Indonesia: the limits of democratization and decentralization, January 2000 - October 2001 (2001) (1)
It is Not Getting Worse (2007) (1)
Islamic Nationhood and Colonial Indonesia: The Umma Below the Winds . By Michael Francis Laffan. pp. 310. London and New York, RoutledgeCurzon, 2003. (2004) (1)
Republicanism, communism, Islam: cosmopolitan origins of revolution in Southeast Asia (2019) (1)
The Quest for Identity: International Relations of Southeast Asia. Amitav Acharya. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2000. 188p. pound13.99 (2001) (1)
Newspapers, Rallies, Strikes (2021) (0)
Jihad and the specter of transnational Islam in Southeast Asia: a comparative historical perspective (2008) (0)
Religious Violence and Conciliation in Indonesia: Christians and Muslims in the Moluccas. By Sumanto Al Qurtuby (2018) (0)
Republicanism, Communism, Islam (2021) (0)
South-East Asia (2000) (0)
SOUTHEAST ASIA Religion and Violence in Post-Soeharto Indonesia (2008) (0)
Response to Marc Howard Ross's review of Riots, Pogroms, Jihad: Religious Violence in Indonesia (2009) (0)
Promoting land governance reform in the Philippines, 2000-2017: long-term linkages, legacies, and lessons (2017) (0)
Statebuilding by Imposition: Resistance and Control in Colonial Taiwan and the Philippines. By Reo Matsuzaki. Ithaca, NY: Cornell University Press, 2019. 264p. $49.95 cloth. (2020) (0)
Beyond Nationalism and Revolution in Southeast Asia (2021) (0)
From Thanh Niên to the Indochinese Communist Party (ICP) and the Việt Minh (2021) (0)
Crisis and transition, catastrophe and progress. Update to 'Indonesia: economic, social and political dimensions of the current crisis' (1998) (0)
From Cần Vương to Viêt-Nam Duy-Tân Hội to Thanh Niên (2021) (0)
Indonesia: internal and external displacement, November 2001 - August 2002 (2002) (0)
South-East Asia (1997) (0)
From Bohemia to Balintawak (2021) (0)
Book Review: Democracy, Development and Decentralization in Provincial Thailand: By Daniel Arghiros (2001) (0)
Vannessa Hearman. Unmarked Graves: Death and Survival in the Anti-Communist Violence in East Java, Indonesia. (2021) (0)
Rethinking Sovereignty and Stateness in Southeast Asia: A Comparative Historical Perspective (2020) (0)
Book reviews (2000) (0)
The New Middle East: Dangers and Demon(izer)s of Democratization in Egypt (2013) (0)
Muslims and Matriarchs: Cultural Resilience in Indonesia Through Jihad and ColonialismBy Jeffrey Hadler (2010) (0)
Review of "Surabaya, city of work: a socioeconomic history, 1900-2000" (2003) (0)
It's not getting worse: terrorism is declining in Asia (2007) (0)
From Guangzhou, Porto Novo, and Antananarivo toward Điện Biên Phủ (2021) (0)
John T. Sidel: what are the challenges faced by urban transport in the Global South? (2020) (0)
The Limits of Alignment: Southeast Asia and the Great Powers since 1975. By John D. Ciorciari. Washington, DC: Georgetown University Press, 2010. 336p. $32.95. (2011) (0)
South-East Asia (1968) (0)
Coalitions for change in the Philippines: legacies, linkages, lessons (2018) (0)
South-East Asia (2000) (0)
Book Review: The political ecology of forestry in Burma 1824-1994 (1999) (0)
Review essay (2003) (0)
Creative development aid modalities: alleviating school congestion in the Philippines (2017) (0)
Social Costs of Economic Restructuring in Asia and the Pacific. Development Papers No. 15 . Bangkok: United Nations Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific, 1992. vii, 568 pp. (1995) (0)
Power Politics and the Indonesian MilitaryBy Damien Kingsbury. (London: Routledge Curzon, 2003). 247 pp. Price HB £55.00. ISBN 0–415–29729–X. (2006) (0)
Commonalities, Comparisons, Conclusions (2021) (0)
From Baku to Bandung (2021) (0)
Indonesia update: transition and its discontents, July - November 1998 (1998) (0)
From Cultuurstelsel to Komedie Stamboel (2021) (0)
Grafting a Balance (2003) (0)
Political Islam and Violence in IndonesiaBy Zachary Abuza. (2007) (0)
Soekarno and the Promise of Nasakom (2021) (0)
South-East Asia (1997) (0)
A New Criminal Type in Jakarta (Book Review). (2000) (0)
Cultural Contestation in Ethnic Conflict. By Marc Howard Ross. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2007. 384p. $91.00 cloth, $34.99 paper. (2009) (0)
Rewind, pause, fast forward: viewing the ongoing political transition in Indonesia; 1996-97 (1997) (0)

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