Shadow of dynastic politics shrouds Southeast Asia

It Runs In the Family | Power Play by Anand Mishra

Politics in India is less a calling, more a gravitational force, a game where the family name is often the first and sometimes the only qualification. Dwight Eisenhower once said that politics should be a part-time profession for every citizen. In India, it is often the full-time occupation of every second-generation hopeful.

Shadow of dynastic politics shrouds Southeast Asia

Political dynasties are stronger than ever in Southeast Asia, as the offspring of former leaders hold power in half of the region's countries.

Unraveling the Veil of Dynastic Politics in Southeast Asia

The Influence of Dynastic Politics in Southeast Asia: A Contemporary Analysis In the heart of Southeast Asia,the intricate dynamics of dynastic politics have considerably influenced the region’s governance and societal structures. As political families continue to dominate electoral arenas, there are growing concerns regarding their impact on democratic integrity, governance quality, and social equity. This article examines the emergence of here…