Malaysia in 2011 The More Things Stay the Same, the More Things Change?

O'Shannassy, Michael

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Malaysia in 2011 The More Things Stay the Same, the More Things Change?

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2012

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O'Shannassy, Michael

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University of California Press

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Ethno-religious controversies, noisy demands for political change, and growing concerns over the slow pace of crucial economic reforms all served to highlight Malaysia's constantly shifting sociopolitical terrain in 2011. With the prospect of an early general election, it remains to be seen whether the ruling coalition can regain the middle ground.

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http://hdl.handle.net/1885/72191

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Asian Survey

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Journal article

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10.1525/as.2012.52.1.165

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