Mark R. Thompson

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Mark R. Thompson is affiliated with the following schools: University of Cambridge, Brown University, University of Erlangen–Nuremberg, Yale University, City University of Hong Kong, Princeton University, Stanford University, University of Chicago, University of Glasgow, Columbia University

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Mark R. Thompson

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#2691

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#3157

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#1166

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Public Policy

#445

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#466

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#221

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Mark R. Thompson's Degrees

Masters International Relations Columbia University
Bachelors Political Science University of Chicago

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According to Wikipedia, Mark R. Thompson is an expert on Southeast Asian politics, with particular interest in the Philippines, Thailand, and Indonesia. He also works on broader themes of comparative politics, particularly authoritarianism and democratization. He is professor of politics at the City University of Hong Kong, where he is head of the Department of Asian and International Studies and also director of the Southeast Asia Research Centre . Earlier he taught in the United Kingdom , Germany , and Japan . In 2013-2014 he was president of the Asian Political and International Studies Association . He has been a regularly commentator on Southeast Asian politics in the international media.

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Mark R. Thompson's Published Works

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Published Works

Structural and Epistemic Parameters in Communities of Practice (2005) (387)
Placing Knowledge Management in Context (2004) (219)
The Anti-Marcos Struggle: Personalistic Rule and Democratic Transition in the Philippines (1996) (159)
Ict and development studies: Towards development 2.0 (2008) (152)
Digital Government, Open Architecture, and Innovation: Why Public Sector IT Will Never Be the Same Again (2013) (151)
Whatever Happened to "Asian Values"? (2001) (151)
ICT, Power, and Developmental Discourse: A Critical Analysis (2002) (145)
Pacific Asia after ‘Asian values’: authoritarianism, democracy, and ‘good governance’ (2004) (105)
ICT Research in Africa: Need for a Strategic Developmental Focus (2010) (103)
Ontological Shift or Ontological Drift? Reality Claims, Epistemological Frameworks, and Theory Generation in Organization Studies (2011) (100)
More than Just the Final Straw: Stolen Elections as Revolutionary Triggers (2009) (99)
Discourse, ‘Development’ & the ‘Digital Divide’: ICT & the World Bank (2004) (81)
Bloodied Democracy: Duterte and the Death of Liberal Reformism in the Philippines (2016) (71)
Appraising the impact and role of platform models and Government as a Platform (GaaP) in UK Government public service reform: Towards a Platform Assessment Framework (PAF) (2017) (69)
Female Leadership of Democratic Transitions in Asia (2002) (69)
Stolen Elections: The Case of the Serbian October (2004) (69)
Late industrialisers, late democratisers: Developmental states in the Asia-Pacific (1996) (59)
The survival of “Asian values” as “Zivilisationskritik” (2000) (55)
Democratic Revolutions: Asia and Eastern Europe (2003) (50)
People, practice, and technology: Restoring Giddens' broader philosophy to the study of information systems (2012) (48)
Reformism vs. Populism in the Philippines (2010) (46)
China's obsession with Singapore: learning authoritarian modernity (2014) (45)
China and the “Singapore Model” (2016) (40)
The social potency of affect: Identification and power in the immanent structuring of practice (2016) (33)
Off the Endangered List: Philippine Democratization in Comparative Perspective (1996) (33)
Some Proposals for Strengthening Organizational Activity Theory (2004) (32)
To Shoot or Not to Shoot: Posttotalitarianism in China and Eastern Europe (2001) (30)
The Vote in the Philippines: Electing a Strongman (2016) (30)
Populism and the Revival of Reform: Competing Political Narratives in the Philippines (2010) (28)
The Making of chancellor Merkel (2006) (26)
THE ROLE OF EMOTION IN ENABLING AND CONDITIONING PUBLIC DELIBERATION OUTCOMES: A SOCIOLOGICAL INVESTIGATION (2015) (25)
The Dialectic of “Good Governance” and Democracy in Southeast Asia: Globalized Discourses and Local Responses (2007) (23)
The Early Duterte Presidency in the Philippines (2016) (19)
Totalitarian and Post-Totalitarian Regimes in Transitions and Non-Transitions from Communism (2002) (19)
Democracy with Asian Characteristics (2015) (19)
No Exit: ‘Nation-Stateness' and Democratization in the German Democratic Republic (1996) (18)
ASIA'S HYBRID DYNASTIES (2012) (17)
Digitizing government: understanding and implementing new digital business models (2014) (17)
Confessions of an IS Consultant or the Limitations of Structuration Theory (2004) (16)
The Moral Economy of Electoralism and the Rise of Populism in the Philippines and Thailand (2016) (14)
Introduction: The “Singapore model” and China's Neo-Authoritarian Dream (2018) (12)
Pushback after backsliding? Unconstrained executive aggrandizement in the Philippines versus contested military-monarchical rule in Thailand (2020) (12)
Why Democracy Does Not Always Follow Economic Ripeness (1997) (11)
Duterte’s Violent Populism: Mass Murder, Political Legitimacy and the “Death of Development” in the Philippines (2021) (11)
Whatever happened to democratic revolutions? (2000) (11)
Performing accountability in health research: A socio-spatial framework (2018) (11)
Organizational Structures and Digital Transformation (2014) (10)
An Essay on Credit Arrangements Between the IMF and the Republic of the Philippines: 1970-1983 (1985) (9)
THE POLITICS PHILIPPINE PRESIDENTS MAKE (2014) (9)
The Philippine presidency in Southeast Asian perspective: imperiled and imperious presidents but not perilous presidentialism (2018) (9)
Why and how East Germans rebelled (1996) (9)
Learning to value the Bardic tradition: Culture, communication and organisational knowledge (2001) (8)
Platform, or technology project? A spectrum of six strategic 'plays' from UK government IT initiatives and their implications for policy (2021) (8)
Reluctant revolutionaries: Anti‐fascism and the east German opposition (1999) (8)
On judging creativity: By one's acts shall ye be known (and vice versa) (1993) (8)
Singapore and the Lineages of Authoritarian Modernity in East Asia (2019) (7)
Introduction. The Early Duterte Presidency in the Philippines (2017) (6)
Explaining Duterte’s Rise and Rule: “Penal Populist” Leadership or a Structural Crisis of Oligarchic Democracy in the Philippines? (2020) (6)
Presidentas and People Power in Comparative Asian Perspective (2007) (6)
From Japan’s ‘Prussian Path’ to China’s ‘Singapore Model’: Learning authoritarian Developmentalism (2017) (6)
Perilous presidentialism in Southeast Asia? (2018) (6)
Mis-modelling Singapore: China's Challenges in Learning from the City-state (2018) (5)
Building Nations and Crafting Democracies — Competing Legitimacies in Interwar Eastern Europe (2002) (5)
Philippine Politics and Governance (2008) (5)
Designing for ICT-Enabled Openness in Bureaucratic Organizations: Problematizing, Shifting, and Augmenting Boundary Work (2019) (4)
Where has everyone gone? Re-integrating people into accounts of organizational practice (2009) (4)
API Economy, Ecosystems and Engagement Models (2014) (3)
Southeast Asia’s Subversive Voters: A Philippine Perspective (2016) (3)
Reform after Reformasi: Middle Class Movements for Good Governance after Democratic Revolutions in Southeast Asia (2007) (3)
Southeast Asia's Troubling Elections: Is There a Silver Lining? (2019) (3)
Taming People's Power: The EDSA Revolutions and Their Contradictions. Quezon City: Ateneo de Manila University Press, 2013, 240p. (2015) (3)
An International Problem (2014) (3)
The Paradoxes of “Vernacularised” Liberalism in Southeast Asia (2021) (2)
Working Paper Series 27 / 2007 ICT and development studies : towards development 2 (2007) (2)
East Asian Authoritarian Modernism: From Meiji Japan’s “Prussian Path” to China’s “Singapore Model” (2016) (2)
Social Security: a conceptual view (2000) (2)
Future Digital Public Services (2014) (1)
Book Review: Booty Capitalism: The Politics of Banking in the PhilippinesHutchcroftPaul D., Booty capitalism: The politics of banking in the Philippines. Ithaca: Cornell University Press, 1998, xiv + 278 pp. (1999) (1)
Locating Liberalisms in Southeast Asia: An Introductory Essay (2023) (1)
2010 and Beyond (2014) (1)
Implementing a Mature Platform (2014) (1)
Choosing Sides? Illiberalism and Hedging in the Philippines and Thailand (2018) (1)
Affective Politics and Technology Buy-In: A Framework of Social, Political, and Fantasmatic Logics (2020) (1)
Agrarian Reform in the Philippines: Democratic Transitions and Redistributive Reform. By Riedinger Jeffrey M.. Stanford: Stanford University Press, 1995. 366p. $45.00. (1997) (1)
Brute Force Governance: Public Approval Despite Policy Failure During the COVID-19 Pandemic in the Philippines (2022) (1)
Establishing the Cultural Framework (2014) (0)
Strategizing for IT project success in the digital era (2018) (0)
The UK’s Journey, A Lesson for Us All (2014) (0)
Flexible Architectures for Large-scale Systems (2014) (0)
Building Situational Awareness in the Age of Service Ecosystems (2019) (0)
Documents on Democracy (2004) (0)
Revolutions Reloaded: Updating the Literature (2005) (0)
Paul Otto, The Dutch-Munsee Encounter in America: The Struggle for Sovereignty in the Hudson Valley . Expansion of Europe and Global Interaction 3. New York, NY: Berghahn Books, 2006. xvi + 225 pp. ISBN: 1-57181-672-0 (hbk.). (2007) (0)
Product and service complexity and high performing aerospace organizations (2005) (0)
Charles L. Davis Working-Class Mobilization and Political Control. Venezuela and Mexico. The University Press of Kentucky, Lexington 1989. xii, 211 pp. $22.00. (1990) (0)
Virginia's first municipal reverse osmosis facility (1992) (0)
Asia's Unknown Uprisings, Vol. 2: People Power in the Philippines, Burma, Tibet, China, Taiwan, Bangladesh, Nepal, Thailand, and Indonesia . By George Katsiaficas. Oakland, Calif.: PM Press, 2013. 520 pp. $28.95 (paper). (2015) (0)
Posttotalitarianism in China and Eastern Europe (2016) (0)
Book review of: Davide Nicolini (2012) Practice Theory, Work & Organization: An Introduction. Oxford: Oxford University Press. 978-0199231591 (2014) (0)
Bruno Trezzini, Staat, Gesellschaft und Globalisierung: Entwicklungstheoretische Betrachtungen am Beispiel Malaysia (State, Society and Globalisation: Reflections on the Malaysian Example in the Light of Development Theory) (Hamburg: Institut für Asienkunde, 2001). 442 pp. ISBN 3- 88910-247-6. (2003) (0)
Asia in 2015 and Beyond: New Challenges and Governance Agendas (2015) (0)
When god collides with race and class: Working-class America's shift to conservatism (2006) (0)
Learning Authoritarian Modernism: China’s “Singapore Model” (2018) (0)
Dirk Tomsa: Is there an Asian Type of Party? Andreas Ufen: Travelling to Southeast Asia: Problems with the Lipset/Rokkan Approach Kikue Hamayotsu: Get Institutions Right: Religious Party Mobilization in Democratic Indonesia (2010) (0)
Discovering Authoritarian Modernism: Secrets of the State (2018) (0)
Decades of Hope (2014) (0)
Conclusion and Recommendations (2014) (0)
What next for the BBC? More open, networked, devolved (2012) (0)
Global Sourcing Operations: How and Why? (2005) (0)
Similarity and difference: The shared ontology and diverse epistemologies of practice theory (2014) (0)
Where has everyone gone? Re-integrating people into accounts of organisational practice (working paper) (2009) (0)
Strategizing for Successful IT Projects in the Digital Era (2018) (0)
Online Services â A Road Much Travelled (2014) (0)
Legitimizing Authoritarian Modernism: Reactionary Culturalism (2018) (0)
The Limitations of Structuration Theory (2019) (0)
Roger WOLTERS, William H. HOLLEY : Labour Relations : An Experiential and Case Approach. New York, the Dryden Press, 1988, 321 pp., ISBN 0-03-069304-7 (1989) (0)
Taking the high road : Product specificity and high performance work organizations (2005) (0)
Top-Down Analysis of Electric Savings in Food Processor Facilities: Taking a Step Back to Inform Forward-Reaching Industrial Strategies (2013) (0)
Twentieth-Century Philippine Political Thinkers: Selected Readings, edited by Jorge V. Tigno (2020) (0)
Regionalism and Globalism in Southeast Asia. By Eero Palmujoki. Houndsmills, Basingstoke: Palgrave, 2001. xi, 226 pp. $68.00 (cloth). (2003) (0)
Developing cultures of quality in higher education using information technology (2019) (0)
Singapore. Liberalism disavowed: Communitarianism and state capitalism in Singapore By Chua Beng Huat Singapore: NUS Press, 2017. Pp. ix + 223. Bibliography, Index. (2020) (0)
Transgressing taboos: the relational dynamics of claim radicalization in Hong Kong and Thailand (2022) (0)
Becoming Authoritarian Modern: Escaping the Modernization Trap (2018) (0)
Establishing a New Normal — Remaking Public Services for the Digital Age (2014) (0)
Service Providers and Digital Delivery (2014) (0)
Agile Processes and Practices (2014) (0)
SHARING AND DEPLOYING INNOVATIVE INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY SOLUTIONS TO MANAGE WASTE ACROSS THE DOE COMPLEX (2011) (0)

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