In this new episode, Alexander Baunov and Andrey Lankov discuss the capitalist dictatorships of East and Southeast Asia. The focus is on South Korea, Taiwan, and Singapore. Particular attention is paid to ideology, nationalism, family values, and meritocracy. How did authoritarian regimes combine economic success with repression, and what made them unique?

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TIMES CODES:
00:00 Welcome and Introduction
01:35 Asia: Authoritarianism and Democracy
03:47 South Korea and Taiwan - Similarities and Differences
10:23 South Korean Dictators
13:30 1960 Protests and the Coup
20:04 Park Chung-hee and the Self-Coup
21:41 Assassination of Park Chung-hee
23:40 Assassination Attempt and Death of Park's Wife
27:04 Coup Within coup
34:43 Reaction to the assassination of the leader
35:54 Generation "386" and the thirst for freedom
41:26 Ideology of Asian dictatorships
45:26 Nationalism in Asia and Europe
49:13 Collectivism and "sovereign democracy"
51:33 "Asian values" and power
01:01:13 Religion in authoritarian regimes
01:01:31 Christianity in the elite
01:03:11 Buddhism and Confucianism
01:06:00 Cult of personality
01:10:12 Family values ​​and patriarchy
01:15:45 The state as a family
01:18:43 Meritocracy and education
01:22:39 Cult of the army
01:26:41 Campaigns for discipline and Cleanliness
01:29:23 Recyclables and Order
01:30:01 Anti-Spy Posters

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