Curriculum Vitae

DR. ASLAM BIN ABD JALIL

Senior Lecturer
  • International Institute of Public Policy & Management (Inpuma)
  • aslamaj
  • 0379673712

BIOGRAPHY

I am a migration and displacement studies scholar who is interested in the issues of marginalised communities including refugees, migrants, and stateless persons.

ACADEMIC QUALIFICATION

  • DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY
    University of Queensland, Australia
  • MPP(WITH DISTINCTION), (PUBLIC POLICY)
    Universiti Malaya (UM)
  • MASTER OF PUBLIC POLICY, (POLISI AWAM)
    Universiti Malaya (UM)
  • BBA, (Business Administration)
    Australian National University

ADMINISTRATIVE DUTIES

  • Coordinator
    29 May 2024 - 29 May 2025 (International Institute of Public Policy & Management (Inpuma), International Institute of Public Policy & Management (Inpuma))

PUBLICATIONS

Article in Journal
  1. Jalil, A. A. & Hoffstaedter, G. (2023). The effects of Covid-19 on refugees in peninsular Malaysia: Surveillance, securitization and eviction, Advances in Southeast Asian Studies (ASEAS), 16(1), 79-99
Chapter in Books
  1. Hoffstaedter, G., Jalil, A. A. (2024). The (un)official refugee protection regimes in Malaysia: What Is the way forward? In S. Kneebone, R. Mariñas, A. Missbach & M. Walden (Eds.), Refugee protection in Southeast Asia: Between humanitarianism and sovereignty
  2. Nursyazwani & Jalil, A. A. (2023). Grateful politics: Rohingya and social media in the time of the pandemic. In B. Y. H. Loh & J. Chin (Eds), New media in the margins lived realities and experiences from the Malaysian peripheries (pp. 91-115). Springer Link.

PAPER PRESENTED

INVITED SPEAKER
  1. Countering xenophobia: building solidarity with Rohingya during the COVID-19 pandemic, Malaysian International Studies Association Conference (MISAC1), Malaysian International Studies Association (MyISA) (International) (14 Feb 2024 - 15 Feb 2024)
ORAL PRESENTER
  1. Rohingya refugees in Klang Valley, Malaysia: permanent (im)mobility?, The Politics and Poetics of Immobility: Asian Migrants (not) on the Move in (Post-)Pandemic Times, Asia Research Institute, National University of Singapore (International) (14 Mar 2024 - 15 Mar 2024)

SUPERVISION

Postgraduate Student
  1. (2024) Issues and Challenges of Rural Urbanization, HONGRONG LI
  2. (2024) Policy Framework for Maximizing the Socio-Economic Benefits of Refugee Employment in Malaysia, MUSTAFA ABDUL GHAFOOR
  3. (2023) Prevalence of Gender Discrimination at workplace: A case study of banking sector in Shanghai China, XIN WEN
  4. (2023) Child Labour and Child Protection in China, GUO ZIWEI
  5. (2023) Social Security of Migrant Workers in Heilongjiang Province China : Challenges and Recommendations, ZHAO YUANYUAN
  6. (2023) The Impact of Energy Poverty on Rural Sarawak, RYAN JOSHUA LOW ING CHIAT

TEACHING

Master
  1. (2024) ZQA7014 - Research Methodology for Policy Makers
  2. (2023) ZQA7026 - Local/International Public Policy Practice