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The situation on the Malay peninsula over 50 years- more economic freedom, yet stifling of change. Neighboring Indonesia moves to democratic multi-party system and alternating governments after the Suharto period, with widening of democratic process in the election of Widodo as president. Chaotic compared to Singapore and Malaysia's "orderly'' process, yet dynamic in other ways.
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