Julian Ch Lee
Biographic Data
| ID | 3637386 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Julian Ch Lee |
| GIVEN NAMES | Julian Ch |
| FAMILY NAME | Lee |
| SIGNATURE | LEE J C |
| AFFILIATIONS | RMIT University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 4 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 6 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2008 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2018 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
The Global Turn
In my first year introductory class on globalisation, one assessment is a ‘Local Gone Global’ presentation. In this presentation, students take an object or a development that is local to them (in
Mind Change
The title of Susan Greenfield's new book, Mind Change, intends to suggest that the presence of digital technologies is having social and psychological impacts that are similar in scale to climate c
Jom Bersih! Global Bersih and the enactment of Malaysian citizenship in Melbourne
This article engages with Engin Isin's theoretical contributions on citizenship by applying his concepts of 'acts of citizenship' and 'activist citizenship' to Global Bersih, a movement for electoral reform in Malaysia that has crossed national boundaries. Global Bersih, and a further case study of the Melbourne-based Malaysian community magazine Jom, demonstrate some of ways through which Malaysians have sought to exercise influence on Malaysia …
Asia-Pacific
This article examines trends in Malaysia's civil courts which have, in cases of perceived conflict of jurisdiction with the Syariah courts, conferred jurisdiction on the latter, especially in cases involving would-be apostates from Islam. This trend is examined against the backdrop of the sodomy trial against opposition party leader, Anwar Ibrahim, who has had rejected his appeals to have the accusations made in 2008 heard in the Syariah court, w…
Submitting to God
Why isn't Panesar a Pommie bastard
Prior to the start of The Ashes in 2006 in which England and Australia played five five-day long games of cricket, Cricket Australia, the country's governing body for the sport, announced that it would be cracking down on racism. The words 'Pom' and 'Pommie', however, were deemed by Cricket Australia to be inoffensive. Unacceptable, nevertheless, was racial abuse directed at Monty Panesar, a Sikh member of the English cricket team. The author ana…
Jom Bersih! Global Bersih and the enactment of Malaysian citizenship in Melbourne
This article engages with Engin Isin's theoretical contributions on citizenship by applying his concepts of 'acts of citizenship' and 'activist citizenship' to Global Bersih, a movement for electoral reform in Malaysia that has crossed national boundaries. Global Bersih, and a further case study of the Melbourne-based Malaysian community magazine Jom, demonstrate some of ways through which Malaysians have sought to exercise influence on Malaysia …
Asia-Pacific
This article examines trends in Malaysia's civil courts which have, in cases of perceived conflict of jurisdiction with the Syariah courts, conferred jurisdiction on the latter, especially in cases involving would-be apostates from Islam. This trend is examined against the backdrop of the sodomy trial against opposition party leader, Anwar Ibrahim, who has had rejected his appeals to have the accusations made in 2008 heard in the Syariah court, w…
Why isn't Panesar a Pommie bastard
Prior to the start of The Ashes in 2006 in which England and Australia played five five-day long games of cricket, Cricket Australia, the country's governing body for the sport, announced that it would be cracking down on racism. The words 'Pom' and 'Pommie', however, were deemed by Cricket Australia to be inoffensive. Unacceptable, nevertheless, was racial abuse directed at Monty Panesar, a Sikh member of the English cricket team. The author ana…
Asia-Pacific
This article examines trends in Malaysia's civil courts which have, in cases of perceived conflict of jurisdiction with the Syariah courts, conferred jurisdiction on the latter, especially in cases involving would-be apostates from Islam. This trend is examined against the backdrop of the sodomy trial against opposition party leader, Anwar Ibrahim, who has had rejected his appeals to have the accusations made in 2008 heard in the Syariah court, w…
Submitting to God
Jom Bersih! Global Bersih and the enactment of Malaysian citizenship in Melbourne
This article engages with Engin Isin's theoretical contributions on citizenship by applying his concepts of 'acts of citizenship' and 'activist citizenship' to Global Bersih, a movement for electoral reform in Malaysia that has crossed national boundaries. Global Bersih, and a further case study of the Melbourne-based Malaysian community magazine Jom, demonstrate some of ways through which Malaysians have sought to exercise influence on Malaysia …
Mind Change
The title of Susan Greenfield's new book, Mind Change, intends to suggest that the presence of digital technologies is having social and psychological impacts that are similar in scale to climate c
The Global Turn
In my first year introductory class on globalisation, one assessment is a ‘Local Gone Global’ presentation. In this presentation, students take an object or a development that is local to them (in
Political science (4 works) · Sociology (4 works) · Asian Studies and History (3 works) · Law (3 works) · History (2 works) · Media studies (2 works) · Philosophy (2 works) · Theology (2 works) · Art (1 works) · Asia pacific (1 works)