The Foreign Policy of Malaysia

Stubbs, Richard

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“…The 'Look East Policy' emphasizing reflected his motivation to placed Malaysia on more active role in international affairs through a foreign policy that enhance the positive image of the state and in a quest to obtain the international reputation and recognition. The policy emphasized the needs to learning from Japan and South Korea models of development, emulating their work ethic and management styles and strengthening Malaysia's economic links with both states [29].…”

Section: Overview Of Malaysia's Foreign Policymentioning

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Malaysia- Indonesia Soft Power and Foreign Policy: Strengthening Bilateral Relations Through Internationalization of Higher Education

Wahab¹,

Harza²

2019

The International Conference on ASEAN 2019

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There is continuity and change in Malaysia's foreign policy in the past six decades under the leadership of six Prime Ministers. The 'returns' of Mahathir as the 7 th Prime Minister of Malaysia might probably signal the changes in the contemporary Malaysia's foreign policy in responds to the globalization. One of the important sectors that actively embrace the positivity of globalization is higher education. There are a positive capability of higher education institutions (HEIs) as an instrument of Soft Power to strengthen the bilateral relations between Malaysia and Indonesia. With many unsettled security disputes and issues in between Malaysia and Indonesia, Mahathir and Jokowi might be prioritizing their Soft Power strategy. In the Malaysia context, growing numbers and the reputations of HEIs indicate the possibility that higher education to be integrate into enhancing and shaping the foreign policy. This paper highlights the potential of higher education institutions (HEIs) to be an effective platform to enriching the state's soft power and strengthening the bilateral relations between Malaysia and Indonesia through the internationalization of higher education.

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Section: Overview Of Malaysia's Foreign Policymentioning

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Malaysia- Indonesia Soft Power and Foreign Policy: Strengthening Bilateral Relations Through Internationalization of Higher Education

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Harza²

2019

The International Conference on ASEAN 2019

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“…SCHWARZ [1994], S. 118 21 Vgl. ADOLPHS [1996], S. 51; PFÄNDNER [1992], S. 221 22 Vgl. etwa PFÄNDNER [1992], S. 219; BHASKAR [1986], S. 54.…”

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“…206 Vgl. SCHÜTTE/LASSERRE [1996], S. 49 207 Der Vollständigkeit halber sei neben den hier herausgearbeiteten dominanten Einflüssen Chinas und Indiens noch auf die jüngeren und weniger folgenreichen Einwirkungen Europas und Arabiens (letztere vor allem in Indonesien) hingewiesen (vgl. UHLIG [1988], S.…”

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“…243 Vgl. MATSUYAMA [1996], S. 70 244 Vgl. SCHÄTZL [1992], S. 18 ner können über eine Unterbewertung der Währung die Anhebung der Exportstärke und über die Freigabe der Zinsen eine effizientere Ressourcenallokation bewirkt werden.…”

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“…257 250 Absatz 1995: 180.553 Einheiten; vgl. ISHIZAKI/MORI [1996], S. 22 251 Ausführlich zum malaiischen Automobilprojekt Proton vgl. MACHADO [1989/90] 252 An Proton halten: HICOM Holdings Bhd.…”

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Malaysia's foreign policy in the Mahathir period, 1981–1995: An Iconoclast come to rule¹

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The Foreign Policy of Malaysia

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Malaysia- Indonesia Soft Power and Foreign Policy: Strengthening Bilateral Relations Through Internationalization of Higher Education

Malaysia- Indonesia Soft Power and Foreign Policy: Strengthening Bilateral Relations Through Internationalization of Higher Education

Der Marktauftritt japanischer Automobilhersteller in Südostasien

Malaysia's foreign policy in the Mahathir period, 1981–1995: An Iconoclast come to rule¹

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Malaysia- Indonesia Soft Power and Foreign Policy: Strengthening Bilateral Relations Through Internationalization of Higher Education

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Malaysia's foreign policy in the Mahathir period, 1981–1995: An Iconoclast come to rule1

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