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The Democratic Action Party in Johor - Assailing the Barisan National Fortress (Paperback) Loot Price: R185
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The Democratic Action Party in Johor - Assailing the Barisan National Fortress (Paperback): Kevin Zhang, John Choo, Fong Sok Eng

The Democratic Action Party in Johor - Assailing the Barisan National Fortress (Paperback)

Kevin Zhang, John Choo, Fong Sok Eng

Series: Trends in Southeast Asia (TRS)

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Until approximately two decades ago, the Democratic Action Party (DAP) struggled to make inroads in Johor due to: (1) the unique historical developments in the state, which benefited its primary opponent Barisan Nasional (BN), and (2) the decentralized party structure in Johor with party branches serving as the main player responsible for grassroots mobilization and campaigning, which resulted in an underdeveloped and less cohesive state party structure. Despite Lee Kaw playing a crucial leadership role for the nascent party to take root in the state, Johor remained in the periphery during the initial decades of the party's establishment. The party managed to achieve some electoral success only in central Johor around the Kluang. The party achieved a rare breakthrough in Johor during the 1990 General Election when numerous Chinese educationalists allied with the DAP under the call of then Dong Zong chairman Lim Fong Seng. However, the national alliance frayed soon after, with the DAP losing its momentum in Johor by the next general election. Dr Boo Cheng Hau inherited the decentralized state leadership structure when he became the DAP Johor chairman in 2005. Under Dr Boo's leadership the party prioritized welfare provision and constituency services in several state constituencies, particularly Skudai (in Gelang Patah) and Bentayan (in Bakri).

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Imprint: Iseas
Country of origin: Singapore
Series: Trends in Southeast Asia (TRS)
Release date: 2022
Authors: Kevin Zhang • John Choo • Fong Sok Eng
Format: Paperback
Pages: 51
ISBN-13: 978-981-5011-10-4
Categories: Books > Social sciences > Politics & government > Political structure & processes > Democracy
Books > Social sciences > Politics & government > Political parties > General
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LSN: 981-5011-10-3
Barcode: 9789815011104

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