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Separatist conflicts in the ASEAN region: comparing Southern Thailand and Mindanao

[journal article]

Rupprecht, Kathrin

Abstract

"This paper examines two cases of separatist conflict, namely the conflict in Southern Thailand and the conflict in the southern Philippines. Both conflicts have been long-lasting, extremely violent, and embedded in ethnic and religious sentiments. The comparison shows that there are structural anal... view more

"This paper examines two cases of separatist conflict, namely the conflict in Southern Thailand and the conflict in the southern Philippines. Both conflicts have been long-lasting, extremely violent, and embedded in ethnic and religious sentiments. The comparison shows that there are structural analogies in both conflict cases that indicate similar root causes. State-internal conflicts of this scale are not purely a matter of national politics. States and non-state actors have influenced – and are still influencing – both separatist conflicts in various ways and towards different outcomes. It becomes apparent that non-traditional security issues that are linked to state-internal conflicts demand a more proactive role of ASEAN in the field of conflict management." (author's abstract)... view less


"In diesem Beitrag werden separatistische Konflikte am Beispiel Südthailands und der südlichen Philippinen untersucht. Beide Konflikte dauern bereits lange an, sind äußerst gewalttätig und von ethnischen und religiösen Spannungen geprägt. Durch einen Vergleich der beiden Krisenregionen werden strukt... view more

"In diesem Beitrag werden separatistische Konflikte am Beispiel Südthailands und der südlichen Philippinen untersucht. Beide Konflikte dauern bereits lange an, sind äußerst gewalttätig und von ethnischen und religiösen Spannungen geprägt. Durch einen Vergleich der beiden Krisenregionen werden strukturelle Gemeinsamkeiten sichtbar, die auf ähnliche Konfliktursachen hinweisen. Binnenstaatliche Konflikte solchen Ausmaßes sind nicht nur eine Frage nationaler Politik. Staatliche und nichtstaatliche AkteurInnen nahmen und nehmen auf unterschiedliche Art und Weise und mit unterschiedlichen Zielen Einfluss auf separatistische Konflikte. Es wird deutlich, dass nicht-traditionelle Sicherheitsfragen in Verbindung mit binnenstaatlichen Konflikten eine proaktivere Rolle ASEANs im Rahmen des Konfliktmanagements notwendig machen." (Autorenreferat)... view less

Keywords
international cooperation; ASEAN; identity; conflict management; separatism; Thailand; Southeast Asia; Philippines

Classification
Peace and Conflict Research, International Conflicts, Security Policy

Free Keywords
Mindanao; Südthailand

Document language
English

Publication Year
2014

Page/Pages
p. 21-40

Journal
ASEAS - Austrian Journal of South-East Asian Studies, 7 (2014) 1

Issue topic
Focus conflict dynamics and transformations

DOI
https://doi.org/10.14764/10.ASEAS-2014.1-3

ISSN
1999-253X

Status
Published Version; peer reviewed

Licence
Creative Commons - Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works


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