ARTICLE IN ACADEMIC JOURNALS
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Mitigating pedagogical challenges through culture-based approach: Javanese language learning in rural Yogyakarta, Indonesia
2024
Author(s) : Mala A/p Rajo @ Sathian Source :
INDONESIAN JOURNAL OF APPLIED LINGUISTICS
DOI :
10.17509/ijal.v14i2.74894
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| 2. |
Mitigating pedagogical challenges through culture-based approach: Javanese language learning in rural Yogyakarta, Indonesia
2024
Author(s) : Mala A/p Rajo @ Sathian Source :
Indonesian Journal of Applied Linguistics
DOI :
10.17509/ijal.v14i2.74894
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| 3. |
Memorializing Conflict and History in South Thailand through Museums, Art and Poetry
2022
Author(s) : Mala A/p Rajo @ Sathian Source :
PUBLIC HISTORIAN
DOI :
https://doi.org/10.1525/tph.2022.44.2.7
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| 4. |
Memorializing Conflict and History in South Thailand through Museums, Art, and Poetry
2022
Author(s) : Mala A/p Rajo @ Sathian Source :
PUBLIC HISTORIAN
DOI :
10.1525/tph.2022.44.2.7
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| 5. |
Forced Migration Governance in Southeast Asian Countries: 'Same but Different'?
2020
Author(s) : Hanafi Bin Hussin, Mala A/p Rajo @ Sathian Source :
OTORITAS-JURNAL ILMU PEMERINTAHAN
DOI :
10.26618/ojip.v10i1.4624
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| 6. |
Forced Migration Governance in Southeast Asian Countries: 'Same But Different'?
2020
Author(s) : Mala A/p Rajo @ Sathian Source :
Otoritas-Jurnal Ilmu Pemerintahan
DOI :
10.26618/ojip.v10il.4624
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| 7. |
Discussions on Ethnicity and Social Capital in the Literature on Malaysian Context: A Review.
2019
Author(s) : Mala A/p Rajo @ Sathian Source :
JATI-Journal of Southeast Asian Studies
DOI :
https://doi.org/10.22452/jati.vol24no2.3
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| 8. |
SEAS IN SEA: EMERGENCE, DEVELOPMENT, REBRANDING AND SUSTAINABILITY OF SOUTHEAST ASIAN STUDIES IN MALAYSIA
2018
Author(s) : Hanafi Bin Hussin, Mala A/p Rajo @ Sathian Source :
JATI-JOURNAL OF SOUTHEAST ASIAN STUDIES
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| 9. |
SEAS in SEA: Emergence, Development, Rebranding and Sustainability of Southeast Asian Studies in Malaysia.
2018
Author(s) : Mala A/p Rajo @ Sathian Source :
JATI-JOURNAL OF SOUTHEAST ASIAN STUDIES
DOI :
https://doi.org/10.22452/jati.vol23no1.1
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| 10. |
Approaches to Southeast Asian Studies: Beyond the "Comfort Zone".
2015
Author(s) : Mala A/p Rajo @ Sathian Source :
Suvannabhumi. Multidisciplinary Journal of Southeast Asian Studies.
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| 11. |
Essentialising Ethnic and State Identities: Strategic Adaptations of Ethnic Chinese in Kelantan, Malaysia
2014
Author(s) : Mala A/p Rajo @ Sathian Source :
Asian Studies Review
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| 12. |
Essentialising Ethnic and State Identities: Strategic Adaptations of Ethnic Chinese in Kelantan, Malaysia
2014
Author(s) : Mala A/p Rajo @ Sathian Source :
Asian Studies Review
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| 13. |
Bertunjangkan Akar yang Sama, Pokoknya tidak semestinya Serupa: Identiti keMelayuan Melayu Bangkok.
2013
Author(s) : Mala A/p Rajo @ Sathian Source :
Manusia dan Masyarakat
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| 14. |
Book Review of Red Star Over Malaya: Resistance and Social Conflict During and After the Japanese Occupation of Malaya, 1941-46.
2013
Author(s) : Mala A/p Rajo @ Sathian Source :
Journal of the Malaysian Branch of Royal Asiatic Society (JMBRAS)
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| 15. |
Southeast Asian Studies in Transition.
2010
Author(s) : Mala A/p Rajo @ Sathian Source :
JATI (Journal of Southeast Asian Studies), UM
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| 16. |
Thailand in 2008: A Year Long of Protests
2008
Author(s) : Mala A/p Rajo @ Sathian Source :
JATI, Journal of South East Asian Department
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| 17. |
Suzerain-Tributary Relations: Traditional Siamese Statecraft (c. 19th Century), JATI (Journal of the Dept of Southeast Asian Studies), University Malaya, 11 (Dec 2006): pp. 109-125
2007
Author(s) : Mala A/p Rajo @ Sathian |
| 18. |
\"Resurgence of Violence in Southern Thailand: The Role of Domestic Factors\", Journal of International Studies, Universiti Utara Malaysia, 2(2006): pp 147-176.
2006
Author(s) : Mala A/p Rajo @ Sathian Source :
Journal of International Studies, Universiti Utara Malaysia
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| 19. |
Challenges And Propects Towards Building An ASEAN Knowledge-Society: Some Observations. JATI (Journal of the Dept of Southeast ASian Studies), UM, 10
(2005): pp. 79-90
2005
Author(s) : Mala A/p Rajo @ Sathian |
| 20. |
Transcending Borders: Trade and Traders of South Siam
and Northern Malaya (c. 19th- 20th century)
2003
Author(s) : Mala A/p Rajo @ Sathian Source :
The Southeast Asian Studies (SEAS) e-Bulletin
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| 21. |
Protestant Mission in Northern Siam: Foundation and Confrontation , Sejarah (Journal of the Dept of History), University Malaya, 5 (1996): pp. 52-70.
1996
Author(s) : Mala A/p Rajo @ Sathian |
BOOK
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| 1. |
Siamese in Malaysia:Beyond Sixty Years of Heritage
2018
Author(s) : Mala A/p Rajo @ Sathian |
CHAPTER IN BOOK
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| 1. |
India-Malaysia Relations: Strategic Engagement in the Context of the Act East Policy
2023
Author(s) : Mala A/p Rajo @ Sathian, Geetha A/p Govindasamy |
| 2. |
Writing the 'Local', Provincial and Public into Area Narratives
2021
Author(s) : Mala A/p Rajo @ Sathian |
| 3. |
Women, Peace and Security in Southern Border Provinces of Thailand
2021
Author(s) : Mala A/p Rajo @ Sathian |
| 4. |
Contested Identity, Negotiated Rights: The
Muslim Minority of South Thailand. In Lipi Ghosh
(ed). 2009. Political Governance and Minority
Rights: The South and South-East Asian Scenario,
219-247. New Delhi and London: Routledge
2009
Author(s) : Mala A/p Rajo @ Sathian |
| 5. |
\"Thai-Malaysia Relations: Celebrating 50 Years Of Friendship and Alliance\", in Thailand, Ministry of Foreign Affairs (2007). Rajaphruek and Bunga Raya: Fifty Years of Everlasting Friendship between Thailand and Malaysia, 1957-2007. Bangkok: Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
2007
Author(s) : Mala A/p Rajo @ Sathian |
| 6. |
Malayu dan Militari di Pattani: Analisis Krisis Politik di Selatan Thailand [Malayu and Military in Pattani: An Analysis of the Political Crisis in Southern Thailand ], Asia Tenggara Kontemporari, Kuala Lumpur:Penerbit, Universiti Malaya, 2006: pp. 53-79.
2006
Author(s) : Mala A/p Rajo @ Sathian |
| 7. |
The Indian Diaspora In Southeast Asia With Special Reference To Malaysia and Singapore. In Andrew Tan, Michael Smith and Khoo Kay Kim (ed)., Seeking Alternative Perspectives of Southeast Asia, Ipoh: Perak Academy. 2004: pp. 353-384.(co-authored with Wani Muthiah).
2004
Author(s) : Mala A/p Rajo @ Sathian |
PROCEEDING
| NO | DETAILS OF PROCEEDING |
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| 1. |
Between Worlds: Siamese (Thai) Diaspora in the Northern Malaysia Region.
2018
Author(s) : Mala A/p Rajo @ Sathian |
RESEARCH PROJECT
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Activism, Technology And Politics
Researcher(s) : Dr. Vilashini Somiah |
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Siamese Heritage In Malaysia : 60 Years And Beyond
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Leave No One Behind: Migration And Social Development In Southeast Asia
Researcher(s) : Dr. Muhammad Riza Nurdin |
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Malaya 1900-1941: An Era Of Vibrant Construction And Development
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RESEARCH COLLABORATOR
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Capturing And Systematising The Music And Dance Repertoires For Maintaining The Identity Of Bajau/sama Community Of Semporna, Sabah, Malaysia
Researcher(s) : Associate Prof. Dr. Amirrudin Bin Kamsin, Dr. Mala A/p Rajo @ Sathian |
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Malaya 1900-1941: An Era Of Vibrant Construction And Development
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