GE14 in East Malaysia

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• Twisted Civility

  Open Access•Asmus Rungby, E Harms•TRaNS Trans -Regional and…•2023

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• Regional identity formation in Malaysia

  Open Access•Kai Ostwald, Mohamed Salihin Subhan•Asian Politics & Policy•2021

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• Routledge Handbook of Contemporary Malaysia

  Meredith L Weiss, Meredith L Wei•Routledge Handbook of Contemporary…•2014

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• Crisis on the Periphery

  Audrey R Kahin, Audrey Kahin•Pacific Affairs•1992

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