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Journal of Contemporary Asia Volume 47, 2017 - Issue 5: Malaysia and China in a Changing Region: Essays in Honour of Professor Lee Poh Ping
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Diversity of Southeast Asian Capitalisms: Evolving State-Business Relations in Malaysia

Edmund Terence GomezDepartment of Administrative Studies and Politics, Faculty of Economics and Administration, University of Malaya, Kuala Lumpur, MalaysiaCorrespondence[email protected]
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Elsa Lafaye De MicheauxCentre for Southeast Asia Studies (CASE), CNRS, Paris and Department of Economics and Administrative Studies, Faculty of Social Sciences, Rennes 2 University, France
Pages 792-814 | Published online: 01 Jun 2017

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Alvin Camba, Terence Gomez, Richard Khaw & Kee-Cheok Cheong. (2023) Strongmen politics and investment flows: China’s investments in Malaysia and the Philippines. Journal of the Asia Pacific Economy 28:3, pages 813-834.
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Alvin Camba. (2022) How Chinese firms approach investment risk: strong leaders, cancellation, and pushback. Review of International Political Economy 29:6, pages 2010-2035.
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Guanie Lim, Edmund Terence Gomez & Chan-Yuan Wong. (2021) Evolving State–Business Relations in an Age of Globalisation: An Introduction. Journal of Contemporary Asia 51:5, pages 697-712.
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Paul K. Gellert. (2019) Neoliberalism and altered state developmentalism in the twenty-first century extractive regime of Indonesia. Globalizations 16:6, pages 894-918.
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Kevin Hewison & Siew Yean Tham. (2017) New Perspectives on Malaysia and a Rising China: Essays Honouring Lee Poh Ping. Journal of Contemporary Asia 47:5, pages 679-686.
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Faris Al-Fadhat. (2022) Big Business Capital Expansion and the Shift of Indonesia’s Global Economic Policy Outlook. East Asia 39:4, pages 389-406.
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Philip Sinnadurai, Norashikin Ismail & Noor Marini Haji-Abdullah. (2022) Prediction of corporate recovery in Malaysia. Review of Quantitative Finance and Accounting 59:4, pages 1303-1334.
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Khaw Mooi Hock & Edmund Terence Gomez. (2022) State–state ties, power elites, and state–business relations: Malaysia–China Belt and Road projects. Journal of Southeast Asian Studies, pages 1-25.
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Philip Sinnadurai & Susela Devi. (2022) Understanding Post-Privatisation Performance of Statutory Bodies Subject to Government Shareholding—A Suggested Theoretical Framework, for Malaysian Researchers. Journal of Risk and Financial Management 15:5, pages 228.
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Philip Sinnadurai, Ravichandran Subramaniam & Susela Devi. (2021) The Influence of Government Shareholding on Dividend Policy in Malaysia. International Journal of Financial Studies 9:3, pages 49.
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Bruce Gilley. (2020) Assaults on capitalism and democratic backsliding: Evidence from Asia. Asian Journal of Comparative Politics 6:3, pages 293-309.
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Philip Sinnadurai, Ravichandran Subramaniam, Susela Devi & Kyungyoung Ko. (2021) Government Subsidisation and Shareholder Wealth Impact: Evidence from Malaysia. Journal of Risk and Financial Management 14:9, pages 396.
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Elsa Lafaye de Micheaux. (2018) Malaysia Baru : réaménager la nouvelle dépendance du capitalisme malaisien à la Chine. Revue de la régulation:24.
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