Malaysian Studies Journal
- No.14 (2025)
- No.13 (2024) Conflict in Malaysian Education: National Integration and Global Competition
- No.12 (2023) Chao Foon Magazine and the Chinese Publication Network in East and Southeast Asia during the Cold War
- No.11 (2022) Transformation of Malaysia under Wawasan 2020: Economy, Politics, Society and Ethnicity
- No.10 (2021)
- Nos.8-9 (2020) Malaysia's General Election and Regime Change in 2018
- No.7 (2018) Unforgettable Memory: Looking back on 60 Years of Independence of Malaya
- No.6 (2017) Malaysian Studies from Sarawak's Viewpoint
- No.5 (2016)
- No.4 (2015) Social Mobility of Muslims in Multi-ethnic Malaysia
- No.3 (2014) Studies on Jawi monthly magazine Qalam
- No.2 (2013) Look East Polucy's 30 years and Beyond
- No.1 (2012)
[E]: English / [J]: Japanese
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- [E] Summary in English
- ARTICLE
[J] Expansion of Myanmar Migrant Workers into Malaysia:Intersecting Legal Statuses and Migrant Networks (Mizuno Atsuko)
- BOOK REVIEWS
[J]Kumagai Satoru and Nakamura Masashi, Economic Development Strategies: Insights from Malaysia on Overcoming the ‘Middle-Income Trap’ (Kambara Kentaroa)
[J]Torii Takashi ed., 58 Chapters to Understand Malaysia (Tomizawa Hisao)
[J}Fushiki Kaori and Sakurada Ryoko eds., Anthropology through the Experience of the Physical Body (Itagaki Akemi)
[J]Wan Aida Wan Yahaya ed. Malaysian Cinema and Beyond: Genre, Representation and the Nation (Yamamoto Hiroyuki)
[J]The Center to Combat Corruption & Cronyism, State of Corruption: Power, Politics, and Policies in Malaysia (Nakamura Masashi)
[J]Janet Steele, Malaysiakini: And the Power of Independent Media in Malaysia (Iga Tsukasa)
[J]Kevin Blackburn, The Comfort Women of Singapore in History and Memory (Watanabe Yosuke)
- FORUM
[J]Indonesia Launched National Certification System for Halal Products:Driving the Growth of Islamic Economy with Malaysia (Nozawa Koji)
- Essays
[J]Malaysian Bricolage: 12 Short Essays on Multi-Ethnic Society
- [J] Editorial postscript
- [E] Summary in English
- SPECIAL FEATURE ARTICLES: Conflict in Malaysian Education: National Integration and Global Competition
[J] Introduction (Kushimoto Hiroko, Sugimura Miki and Kamogawa Akiko)
[J] Towards Development of National Integration in Malaysia: Challenges and Prospects of
Education (Segawa Noriyuki)
[J] Fostering Global Citizenship and Its Challenges in Malaysia’s Education Policy (Sugimura Miki)
[J] The Past and Present of Education in Malaysia: A Review of Previous Studies from the Perspective of National Integration and Globalisation (Kushimoto Hiroko and Kamogawa Akiko)
- ARTICLES
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Sustainable Development of Chinese Education in Malaysia: A SWOT-PEST Analysis of Internal and External Environments (Wong Shwu Huey)
[J] Party Politics in Sarawak: Dominance of Parti Pesaka Bumiputera Bersatu (Ohmuro Hajime)
- FORUM
[J] Faculty Fatigue Underpins University of Malaya Being Malaysia’s Highest-ranked University in the World University Rankings (Kimura Kaori)
- ESSAYS
[J] Malaysian Bricolage: 12 Short Essays on Multi-Ethnic Society
- [J] Editorial postscript
- [E] Summary in English
- [E] SPECIAL FEATURE ARTICLES: Chao Foon Magazine and the Chinese Publication Network in East and Southeast Asia during the Cold War
[E]
Introduction (Shinozaki Kaori)
[E]
Development of Textbook Supply Networks Connecting Singapore and Hong Kong (Shinozaki Kaori)
[E]
Walking into the Mist of Chao Foon: Unravelling Union Press Organization’s Relationship with the United States (Kho Tong Guan)
[E]
Cultural Exchange between Hong Kong and Malaya: The Case of Union Cultural Organization (Tanigaki Mariko)
[E]
A Closer Reading of Chang Fu’s Outside the Wall: The First Collection of Poems in the Chao Foon Literary Series (Ng Kee Ong)
[E]
The Afterglow of Tradition: Chinese Classical Literature Articles in Chao Foon, 1955-1999 (Chen Fan Jing)
- ARTICLE
[J] Jawi Pekan Community in Penang during the Early 20th Century and its Relationship with the Malays (Yamamoto Hiroyuki)
- REVIEW ESSAY
[J] The People Constructing Relatedness under Social Change: A Case of the Orang Asli of Peninsular Malaysia ― Nobuta Toshihiro, An Anthropology of Family: From Kinship Studies of Malaysian Indigenous Peoples to Human History of Cooperation (Kawai Aya)
- BOOK REVIEWS
[J] Segawa Noriyuki, Ethnic Relations at School in Malaysia: Challenges and Prospects of the Student Integration Plan for Unity (Sugimura Miki)
[J] Segawa Noriyuki, National Identity, Language and Education in Malaysia: Search for a Middle Ground between Malay Hegemony and Equality (Kushimoto Hiroko)
[J] Kirihara Midori, Contemporary Islamic Dietary Rules and Internationalization of the Halal Industry: Malaysia’s Innovative Ideas and Leadership (Tomizawa Hisao)
[J] Sakuma Kyoko, A Longhouse Evolving: Between Humans and Forests in Borneo (Iguchi Jiro)
[J] Kawai Aya, The Batek River Nomads: Hunter-gatherers of Tropical Forests in Peninsular Malaysia (Nobuta Toshihiro)
[J] Okuno Katsumi, How One Hundred Million Year Forests Think: Taking Anthropology Seriously (Sato Koichi)
[J] Ono Mayumi, Ethnography of Japanese International Retirement Migration and Long-stay Tourism in Malaysia (Yoshimura Mako)
- ESSAYS
[J] Malaysian Bricolage: 12 Short Essays on Multi-Ethnic Society
- [J] Editorial postscript
- [E] Summary in English
- SPECIAL ISSUE: Round Table: Transformation of Malaysia under Wawasan 2020: Economy, Politics, Society and Ethnicity
[J] Introduction (Anazawa Makoto)
[J] Part I: Economy, Politics and Malay Society under Wawasan 2020
[J] Has Malaysia Succeeded in Becoming a High-Income Country by 2020? (Kumagai Satoru)
[J] Malaysian Politics in the Era of Wawasan 2020 (Iga Tsukasa)
[J] Standardizing Social Platforms and the Transformation of Malaysia Society (Tawada Hiroshi)
[J] Discussion
[J] Part II: Chinese, Orang Asli and Sabah under Wawasan 2020
[J] Changes in Malaysia’s Political Structure Surrounding the Chinese: Absence of Chinese Representation in the Federal Government (Shinozaki Kaori)
[J] The Era of Wawasan 2020 from the Perspective of the Orang Asli (Nobuta Toshihiro)
[J] Social Development and Education in Sabah (Kaneko Nao)
[J] Discussion
- RESEARCH NOTE
[J] Ar-Rahnu’s Contribution to Financial Inclusion in Malaysia (Kanbara Kentaro)
- BOOK REVIEW
[J] Soda Naoki, Conceptualizing the Malay World: Colonialism and Pan-Malay Identity in Malaya (Tomizawa Hisao)
- ESSAYS
[J] Malaysian Bricolage: 12 Short Essays on Multi-Ethnic Society
[J] Forum (1 Essay)
- [J] Editorial postscript
- [E] Summary in English
- Article
[J] [J] Medan–Penang–Phuket Connection in an Era of Nation-States: Chinese
Immigrants and Contemporary Politics in Southeast Asia (Kataoka Tatsuki)
- REVIEW ARTICLE
[J] The Paradox of Agency: Case of the Iban Urban Migrants ―Soda Ryoji, People on the Move: Rural-Urban Interactions in Sarawak, Kyoto University Press, 2007 (Omuro Hajime)
- ESSAYS
[J] Malaysian Bricolage (12 Short Essays)
[J] Forum (4 Essays)
- [E] Contents
- [E] Summaries in English
- SPECIAL FEATURE ARTICLES: Malaysia's General Election and Regime Change in 2018
[J] Introduction (YAMAMOTO Hiroyuki)
[J] Challenges and Prospects for the “New Malaysia”: Malaysia's General Elections and Regime Change in 2018 (YAMAMOTO Hiroyuki)
[J] When and How are Hegemonic Party Regimes Democratized by Elections?: Evidence from Malaysia (WASHIDA Hidekuni)
[J] Rejuvenation of Regional Parties in Penang: A New Dimension of Federal-State Relations in Malaysia (SHINOZAKI Kaori)
[J] Politics of Party Switching: Development of Party Politics in Sabah, Malaysia, 1963-2018 (YAMAMOTO Hiroyuki)
- REVIEW ESSAY
[J] The Stories of Japanese Occupation for the Post War Generation: Paul Kratoska, The Japanese Occupation of Malaya and Singapore, 1941-45: A Social and Economic History[2nd ed.](WATANABE Yosuke)
- Book Reviews
[J] HARA Fujio, The Malayan Communist Party as Recorded in the Comintern Files (SUZUKI Yoichi)
[J]SHIOZAKI Yuki, Islam Facing the State: The Development of Islamic Law in Malaysia and Fatwas (TAWADA Hiroshi)
[J] ICHIOKA Takashi, Muslims in Singapore: Management of Religion and Social Inclusion/Exclusion (TAMURA Keiko)
[J] NAGATSU Kazufumi, Living on the Border: An Historical Ethnography of the Sama Dilaut in Sabah, Malaysia (YAMAMOTO Hiroyuki)
[J] KUSHIMOTO Hiroko, Transforming Culture of Islamic Learning: Muslim Society in Malaysia and the Modern Schooling (KAMOGAWA Akiko)
- RESEARCH TRENDS
[J] Malaysian Studies and Singapore Studies since 2003
- ESSAYS
[J] Malaysian Bricolage: 24 Short Essays on Multi-Ethnic Society
- [J] Editorial postscript
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