Bakri Mat
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 4970201 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Bakri Mat |
| NOMBRES | Bakri |
| APELLIDO | Mat |
| FIRMA | MAT B |
| AFILIACIONES | Northern University of Malaysia |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-4620-3877 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 8 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 4 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 8 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2019 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
Strategic Calculations in a Multipolar Era
The Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP) constitutes a major development in Asia-Pacific regional economic cooperation. While frequently characterized as a mega-trade agreement, this article argues that RCEP functions as a hybrid institutional arrangement shaped by trade rationalization, strategic risk management, and flexible governance practices. Based on qualitative analysis of agreement texts, negotiation documents, national pol…
RCEP and Cambodia’s Path to Economic Growth
This paper examines Cambodia’s participation in the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership ( RCEP ), a mega-regional trade agreement aimed at deepening economic integration in ASEAN and its key partners. Focusing on Cambodia as one of ASEAN ’s less-developed and relatively under-studied members in the RCEP literature, the study analyses the opportunities and constraints associated with leveraging RCEP ’s provisions three years after its entr…
Implications Due to Challenges to Food Security in Malaysia
The issue of food security encompasses challenges related to production, distribution, and accessibility of nutritious food. In Malaysia, food security is increasingly threatened due to reliance on imports, declining agricultural productivity, and income inequality. In 2023, food imports reached RM78.7 billion, indicating heavy dependence on global markets. Population growth, expected to reach 42 million by 2050, exacerbates the demand for food, …
Examining the Threat of Kidnap-for-Ransom in Eastern Sabah
This study examines the complex maritime security landscape in eastern Sabah, Malaysia, focusing on kidnap-for-ransom (KFR) incidents orchestrated by the Abu Sayyaf Group (ASG). Sabah’s strategic location in the Tri-Border Area, encompassing waters shared with the Philippines and Indonesia, renders it vulnerable to crossborder threats, including KFR, piracy, and smuggling. The study investigates ASG’s KFR modus operandi and analyses how socioecon…
China’s Energy Security Strategy in Central Asia
This study examines China’s energy security strategy in Central Asia through the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) and Green BRI. The examination extends while integrating two theories, i.e., Energy Securitization and Complex Interdependence. By analyzing China’s investments in renewable and non-renewable energy projects, this research assesses how they enhance regional connectivity, foster economic cooperation, and contribute to China’s energy secu…
Rohingya refugees and their right to work in Malaysia
This study examines Rohingya living in Malaysia. Myanmar’s discriminatory citizenship laws have stripped nearly all Rohingya of their citizenship, making them the largest stateless ethnic group in the world. Malaysia is one of the most popular destinations for the displaced Rohingya from Myanmar. As Malaysia is not a signatory to the 1951 Refugee Convention and its 1967 Protocol, the Rohingya are not entitled to any legal protection under the exi…
Issues and regulations in party financing and electoral expenses in Nigeria (1999–2020)
Political parties require strong financial backing to operate. Campaign activities require massive spending to convince electorates to accept the candidature of political parties in their locations. Yet, there are financial regulations on how campaigns and related activities should be conducted in Nigeria. This is to ensure transparency and accountability and eschew corrupt practices in the electoral process. However, despite these constitutional…
Sources of political parties’ campaign expenditure in Nigeria’s Fourth Republic
A periodic election is a fundamental pillar and backbone of any democratic regime, and for a proper election to take place there must be some activities, most especially by parties and contestants to vote for them most especially competing to secure the electorates. These activities require huge expenditure from the parties and their financiers through campaigns, media advertisements and other related activities. The problem is that parties and t…
Issues and regulations in party financing and electoral expenses in Nigeria (1999–2020)
Political parties require strong financial backing to operate. Campaign activities require massive spending to convince electorates to accept the candidature of political parties in their locations. Yet, there are financial regulations on how campaigns and related activities should be conducted in Nigeria. This is to ensure transparency and accountability and eschew corrupt practices in the electoral process. However, despite these constitutional…
Sources of political parties’ campaign expenditure in Nigeria’s Fourth Republic
A periodic election is a fundamental pillar and backbone of any democratic regime, and for a proper election to take place there must be some activities, most especially by parties and contestants to vote for them most especially competing to secure the electorates. These activities require huge expenditure from the parties and their financiers through campaigns, media advertisements and other related activities. The problem is that parties and t…
Sources of political parties’ campaign expenditure in Nigeria’s Fourth Republic
A periodic election is a fundamental pillar and backbone of any democratic regime, and for a proper election to take place there must be some activities, most especially by parties and contestants to vote for them most especially competing to secure the electorates. These activities require huge expenditure from the parties and their financiers through campaigns, media advertisements and other related activities. The problem is that parties and t…
Issues and regulations in party financing and electoral expenses in Nigeria (1999–2020)
Political parties require strong financial backing to operate. Campaign activities require massive spending to convince electorates to accept the candidature of political parties in their locations. Yet, there are financial regulations on how campaigns and related activities should be conducted in Nigeria. This is to ensure transparency and accountability and eschew corrupt practices in the electoral process. However, despite these constitutional…
Rohingya refugees and their right to work in Malaysia
This study examines Rohingya living in Malaysia. Myanmar’s discriminatory citizenship laws have stripped nearly all Rohingya of their citizenship, making them the largest stateless ethnic group in the world. Malaysia is one of the most popular destinations for the displaced Rohingya from Myanmar. As Malaysia is not a signatory to the 1951 Refugee Convention and its 1967 Protocol, the Rohingya are not entitled to any legal protection under the exi…
China’s Energy Security Strategy in Central Asia
This study examines China’s energy security strategy in Central Asia through the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) and Green BRI. The examination extends while integrating two theories, i.e., Energy Securitization and Complex Interdependence. By analyzing China’s investments in renewable and non-renewable energy projects, this research assesses how they enhance regional connectivity, foster economic cooperation, and contribute to China’s energy secu…
Implications Due to Challenges to Food Security in Malaysia
The issue of food security encompasses challenges related to production, distribution, and accessibility of nutritious food. In Malaysia, food security is increasingly threatened due to reliance on imports, declining agricultural productivity, and income inequality. In 2023, food imports reached RM78.7 billion, indicating heavy dependence on global markets. Population growth, expected to reach 42 million by 2050, exacerbates the demand for food, …
Examining the Threat of Kidnap-for-Ransom in Eastern Sabah
This study examines the complex maritime security landscape in eastern Sabah, Malaysia, focusing on kidnap-for-ransom (KFR) incidents orchestrated by the Abu Sayyaf Group (ASG). Sabah’s strategic location in the Tri-Border Area, encompassing waters shared with the Philippines and Indonesia, renders it vulnerable to crossborder threats, including KFR, piracy, and smuggling. The study investigates ASG’s KFR modus operandi and analyses how socioecon…
Strategic Calculations in a Multipolar Era
The Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP) constitutes a major development in Asia-Pacific regional economic cooperation. While frequently characterized as a mega-trade agreement, this article argues that RCEP functions as a hybrid institutional arrangement shaped by trade rationalization, strategic risk management, and flexible governance practices. Based on qualitative analysis of agreement texts, negotiation documents, national pol…
RCEP and Cambodia’s Path to Economic Growth
This paper examines Cambodia’s participation in the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership ( RCEP ), a mega-regional trade agreement aimed at deepening economic integration in ASEAN and its key partners. Focusing on Cambodia as one of ASEAN ’s less-developed and relatively under-studied members in the RCEP literature, the study analyses the opportunities and constraints associated with leveraging RCEP ’s provisions three years after its entr…
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