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Too Close To Call: Whoever Wins, Must Win Decisively

dc.contributor.authorLeonard Sebastian
dc.date.accessioned2019-05-19T11:36:15Z
dc.date.available2019-05-19T11:36:15Z
dc.date.issued2019-04-17
dc.identifier.urihttp://hdl.handle.net/11540/10149
dc.description.abstractOpinion polls and ground feedback show contrasting readings of who is more likely to emerge victorious in this week’s presidential election. Whoever wins must win decisively to avoid a problem of legitimacy.
dc.languageEnglish
dc.publisherS. Rajaratnam School of International Studies
dc.titleToo Close To Call: Whoever Wins, Must Win Decisively
dc.typeReports
dc.subject.expertDevelopment Economics
dc.subject.expertRegional Economic Development
dc.subject.expertEconomic Impact
dc.subject.expertAsian Development Bank
dc.subject.expertDevelopment
dc.subject.expertEconomic Boom
dc.subject.expertRegional Economic Integration
dc.subject.expertGood Governance
dc.subject.expertGovernance Approach
dc.subject.expertMacroeconomic
dc.subject.expertMacroeconomic Analysis
dc.subject.expertMacroeconomic Framework
dc.subject.expertMacroeconomic Models
dc.subject.expertMacroeconomic Performance
dc.subject.expertMacroeconomic Planning
dc.subject.expertMacroeconomic Policies
dc.subject.expertMacroeconomic Reform
dc.subject.expertMacroeconomic Stabilization
dc.subject.expertGovernment
dc.subject.expertGovernment accounting
dc.subject.expertGovernance
dc.subject.expertGood Governance
dc.subject.expertGovernance Approach
dc.subject.expertGovernance Capacity
dc.subject.expertGovernance Models
dc.subject.expertGovernance Quality
dc.subject.expertPolitical Leadership
dc.subject.expertPolitical Power
dc.subject.expertInstitutional Framework
dc.subject.expertGovernment
dc.subject.expertGovernment accounting
dc.subject.expertSocial planning
dc.subject.expertSocial policy
dc.subject.adbEconomic planning
dc.subject.adbEconomic structure
dc.subject.adbGrowth policy
dc.subject.adbTrade relations
dc.subject.adbTrade policy
dc.subject.adbTrade policy
dc.subject.adbEconomic development
dc.subject.adbEconomies in transition
dc.subject.adbInternational economy
dc.subject.adbBorder integration
dc.subject.adbEconomic integration
dc.subject.adbGross domestic product
dc.subject.adbTrade policy
dc.subject.adbInstitutional Framework
dc.subject.adbPublic Administration
dc.subject.adbBusiness Ethics
dc.subject.adbPolitical Leadership
dc.subject.naturalRegional economics
dc.subject.naturalEconomic forecasting
dc.subject.naturalEconomic development projects
dc.subject.naturalSuccess in business
dc.subject.naturalBusiness
dc.subject.naturalFree trade
dc.subject.naturalEconomics
dc.subject.naturalCommunication in economic development
dc.subject.naturalRestraint of trade
dc.subject.naturalInternational economic integration
dc.subject.naturalTrade blocs
dc.subject.naturalEast-West trade
dc.subject.naturalGovernment
dc.subject.naturalPolitical obligation
dc.subject.naturalPublic management
dc.subject.naturalGovernment accountability
dc.subject.naturalTransparency in government
dc.subject.naturalPolitical ethics
dc.subject.naturalGovernment spending policy
dc.subject.naturalGovernment services
dc.subject.naturalDemocracy
dc.subject.naturalDemocratization
dc.subject.naturalElections
dc.subject.naturalLocal government
dc.title.seriesRSIS Commentary
dc.title.volumeNo. 075
dc.contributor.imprintS. Rajaratnam School of International Studies
oar.themeEconomics
oar.themeGovernance
oar.adminregionSoutheast Asia Region
oar.countryIndonesia
oar.identifierOAR-009644
oar.authorSebastian, Leonard
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