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Book(print)#42008
Many ethnicities, many cultures, one nation: the Malaysian experience
In: Siri kertas kajian etnik UKM 2
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Why is Malaysia not disintegrating?: Islam, the economy and politics in multiethnic Malaysia
In: Discourses on political reform and democratization in east and Southeast Asia in the light of new processes of regional community building No. 2001,14
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Convergence of interest and sharing a future: deeping the understanding of Islam in Asia and Europe
In: Asien: the German journal on contemporary Asia, Issue 100, p. Special issue: Reflection on Asia in the 21st century, S. 62-69
ISSN: 0721-5231
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Article(print)#81997
The economic dimension of Malay nationalism: The socio-historical roots of the New Economic Policy and its contemporary implications
In: The developing economies, Volume 35, Issue 3, p. 240-261
ISSN: 0012-1533
The author examines the economic aspect of Malay nationalism. After outlining the interplay of political, economic and cultural factors in the making of Malay nationalism, he describes how these factors interacted and became articulated as the political and economic agenda of the nationalist movement. The author also looks at the direct impact of the New Economic Policy (NEP) on Malaysian class structure, politics and culture, especially through the successful creation and expansion of a community of Malay entrepreneurs. (DÜI-Sen)
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Article(print)#101993
Menschenrechte sind kulturgebunden: A paper for the Conference on "Human rights: between Universality and Cultural Conditioning", at Evangelische Akademie Loccum, Hannover Germany, 12-14 March 1993
In: Entwicklungspolitik: Zeitschrift, Issue 7, p. 1-4
ISSN: 0720-4957
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Article(print)#111983
The politics of poverty eradication: The implementation of development projects in a Malaysian district
In: Pacific affairs, Volume 56, Issue 3, p. 455-476
ISSN: 0030-851X
After a brief discussion of the origins of Malaysia's NEP (New Economic Policy launched in association with the government's Second Malaysia Plan 1971-75) and its objectives, the implementation of the NEP, especially its "poverty eradication" aspect, within one administrative district is examined. Bureaucratic operations of the "district development machinery" controlled by politicians. This machinery has now become an integral part of the local ruling party (United Malays National Organization, UMNO) apparatus. (DÜI-Sen)
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The Politics of Poverty Eradication: The Implementation of Development Projects in a Malaysian District
In: Pacific affairs, Volume 56, Issue 3, p. 455
ISSN: 0030-851X
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Book(print)#132001
Why is Malaysia not disintegrating?: Islam, the economy and politics in multiethnic Malaysia
In: Project Discussion Paper, No. 14/2001
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Book(print)#141998
Nation-state, identity and religion in Southeast Asia
In: Asian Studies Monograph, No. 4
Suryadinata, Leo: State and minority religions in contemporary Indonesia. Recent government policy towards Confucianism, Tridharma and Buddhism.- S. 5-24. Nakashima, Narihisa: Ethnicity and religion in Suharto's Indonesia. Minangkabau society and the marriage law of 1974.- S. 25-54. Shamsul A. B.: A question of identity. A case study of Malaysian Islamic revivalism and the non-Muslim response. - S. 55-80. Ayabe, Tsuneo: Millennialism and national integration. A comparative study of the Philippines and Thailand. - S. 81-96. Bazuon, Leslie E.: Philippine nation and minority culture. A reconstruction of Manobo social reality. - S. 97-126. Terada, Takefumi: Beyond the nation state. Overseas expansion of a Philippine Christian church, the Iglesia ne Cristo. - S. 127-142. Mori, Masami: Politics, ethnicity and religion. The role of external factors in southern Philippine migrant village. - S. 143-170. Tanaguchi, Yasuhisa: Transnational migration and identity. The case of the Yunnanese Han-Chinese in northern Thailand. - S. 171-182
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Book(print)#151996
The village concept in the transformation of rural Southeast Asia
In: Studies in Asian topics, No. 20
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