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Frontmatter -- Contents -- Acknowledgments -- Introduction -- Part 1. Legitimacy and Effectiveness -- 1 Justifying Shared Sovereignty -- 2 How Political Foundations Affect Performance -- Part 2. Sovereignty Sharing in Practice -- 3 Partnering to Prosecute War Crimes -- 4 Compromising on Hybrid Justice -- 5 Imposing a Mixed Tribunal -- 6 Sharing Sovereignty in the Streets -- 7 Contracting for Criminal Investigation -- 8 Cosigning to Curb Corruption -- Part 3. Concluding Observations -- 9 The Path Ahead -- Notes -- Interviews Cited -- Bibliography -- Index

pt. 1. Theory -- Explaining the appeal of limited alignments -- pt. 2. Empirical evidence -- Southeast Asia and the great powers, 1975-1991 -- Southeast Asian alignments in the post Cold-War era -- pt. 3. Specific country cases -- Optimizing risks and rewards in maritime Southeast Asia -- Alignment calculi on the mainland peninsula -- pt. 4. Further theoretical considerations -- The added prevalence of limited alignments today -- Conclusion: Key findings and broader implications of the study -- Glossary