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Politics in Malaysia

https://doi.org/10.4324/9780203962398

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The Hazy New Dawn: Democracy, Women and Politics in Malaysia

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Malaysia

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Articulation of medium of instruction politics in the Malaysian Chinese press

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Religious Pluralism in Malaysia: the Journey of Three Prime Ministers

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RHETORIC AND POLITICS AT THE INTERNATIONAL SPEECH COMPETITIONS IN MALAY LANGUAGE (PABM)

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Global Hakka: a case study

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A curious trajectory of interrace relations: the transformation of cosmopolitan Malay port polities into the multiethnic divisions of modern Malaysia

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TRANSLATING BANGSA MALAYSIA

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Religious Diversity and Politico-Religious Intolerance in Indonesia and Malaysia

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Malaysia’s Creeping Islamization—and Dimming Prospects for Covenantal Pluralism

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Employment relations and the state in Malaysia

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BİR TOPLUMSAL DEĞİŞİM HAREKETİ OLARAK MALAY TOPLUMUNDA SİYASAL İSLAM

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Gangsters and masters : connivance militancy in contemporary Malaysia

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