Keyword [Malaysia]
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| 121. | Durable authoritarianism in an age of democracy (Egypt, Iran, Malaysia, Philippines) |
| 122. | Information technology as a democratizing agent: A case study on the 1999 elections in Malaysia |
| 123. | Privatization in Malaysia at the crossroads: Politics and efficiency |
| 124. | Ethnic social cohesion and population health case-studies: Malaysia, Fiji and South Africa |
| 125. | Blogging and political mobilization among minority Indians in Malaysia |
| 126. | The political foundations of development: State and party formation in Malaysia and Thailand |
| 127. | Redefining citizenship: Illegal immigrants as voters in India and Malaysia |
| 128. | Malaysia and Singapore in the world economy: State, capitalism, and authoritarianism |
| 129. | From conflict to cooperation in southeast Asia, 1961--1967: The disputes arising out of the creation of Malaysia and the establishment of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) |
| 130. | Declining risk, the advent of liberalization, and state-multinational bargaining: Japanese automobile investments in India, Indonesia, and Malaysia |
| 131. | Situating global ideas in local discourses: A comparative study of the transferability of values, norms, and cultures of liberal democratic governance in contemporary Malaysia and Singapore |
| 132. | The Spratly Island dispute: An analysis (China, Malaysia, Philippines, Vietnam, Taiwan) |
| 133. | Ethnicity, nation, and the ideologies of community: Chinese politics in urban Malaysia |
| 134. | EXPLORING THE EFFECTS OF REGIME FRAGMENTATION ON FOREIGN POLICY BEHAVIOR IN SOUTHEAST ASIA (INDONESIA, MALAYSIA, THAILAND) |
| 135. | Politicization and influence in Chinese communities overseas: The United States, Indonesia, and Malaysia |
| 136. | Global bridges: A comparative study of the cultural values of China, Malaysia and the United States |
| 137. | The political economy of telecommunications in Malaysia and Singapore: A stakeholders-structure, conduct, performance comparative analysis |
| 138. | Religion and politics: The search for political legitimacy of the Pan-Islamic party of Malaysia |
| 139. | Government policies, foreign capital, state capacity: A comparative study of Korea, Indonesia and Malaysia |
| 140. | Communication policy and national development: A comparative analysis of Malaysia, the Philippines, and Thailan |
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