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Danang Widoyoko
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Ahok and the rise (and fall?) of state capital
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Bersih2014: A New Political Movement is Born
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Wang Lezhi
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Ideological (mega)projects: Xiong’an and Nusantara
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Try Ananto Wicaksono
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Can Vietnam lead ASEAN?
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Joshua Walker
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Captain, striker, and the integralist state
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Benny Widyono
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An alternative view of the Duch verdict in Cambodia
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Wong Siew Lyn
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Conserving a New Malaysia
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Warming to climate change
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Roisai Wongsuban
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In limbo: Migrant workers struggle with the Myanmar coup and COVID-19
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Khin Zaw Win
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Review: “On the Shadow Tracks”
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What lurks beyond the Belt and Road in Myanmar?
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Twin authoritarianisms in Myanmar
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Fences and ghettoes aren’t the answer in Rakhine
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Hew Wai Weng
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Manufacturing Malay unity and the downfall of Pakatan Harapan
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Himpunan 812 and a new rivalry in Malay politics
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Malay anxiety, exclusion, and national unity
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The struggle for political Islam in ‘new Malaysia’
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The limits to identity politics in GE14
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Voting for Islamisms beyond the ballot box
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Piety, politics, and the popularity of Felix Siauw
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Middle class competition and Islamic populism
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The politics of Himpunan 355
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Reclaiming halal
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Defending Islam and reclaiming diversity
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Bersih 5 and the increase of the Malay discontents
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A rise in anti-Chinese rhetoric
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Musing on the aesthetics of modern Muslims
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Universalising Islam in Malaysia
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Brendan Whyte
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The Railway Atlas of Thailand, Laos and Cambodia
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Bridget Welsh
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Singapore’s ‘Not Normal’ Election
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Malaysia’s political transformation(s): preliminary reflections
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From the streets to the courtroom: judicial electoral contestation
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Tough year for human rights in Southeast Asia
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Najib’s fear campaign
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Victory and insecurity: Sarawak results and trajectories
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A ‘fixed’ result: Sarawak’s electoral distortions
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It’s raining money in Sarawak
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Stopping ‘change’: Sarawak’s electoral battlegrounds
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‘Same old’ in Sarawak campaign
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Not business as usual in Malaysia