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ISEAS Working Papers

ISEAS Working Paper Series is an online publication by researchers and associates of the Institute of Southeast Asian Studies. Papers in these series represent works in progress and are intended to stimulate discussion and ciritical comment. They are published without undergoing the usual process of external peer review as the principal objective is to put them out as quickly as possible. This enables to benefit from the feedback.

 

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Exploring Informal Social & Cultural Activism in Singapore: A Study on Local Ground-up Initiatives (15 December 2017)

 

2017 No. 2

 

Parties and Factions in Indonesia: The Effects of Historical Legacies and Institutional Engineering (10 March 2017)

 

2017 No. 1

 

The Politics of Hudud Law Implementation in Malaysia (29 December 2016)

 

2016 No. 4

 

Islam and Christianity in Southeast Asia 1600-1700 (22 December 2016)

 

2016 No. 3

 

Political Change and Institutional Rigidity in Malaysia: Is There a Way Out? (16 September 2016)

 

2016 No. 2

 

The Malayan Communist Party as Recorded in the Comintern Files (1 July 2016)

 

2016 No. 1

 

Water Privatization, Ethnicity and Rent-Seeking: Preliminary Evidence from Malaysia (13 November 2015)

 

2015 No. 3

 

The Development of Chinese Education in Malaysia: Problems and Challenges (23 October 2015)

 

2015 No. 2

 

Policy Options for Improving the Performance of the State Economic Enterprise Sector in Myanmar (24 August 2015)

 

2015 No. 1

 

A New Classification of Indonesia’s Ethnic Groups (10 Feb 2014)