Head of Research, Associate Professor
Dr. Joseph Chinyong Liow
Education
- Ph.D.
LSE, United Kingdom
- Muslim
politics in Southeast Asia with
an emphasis on Malaysia and Thailand
- Foreign
policy and internal conflicts
in Southeast Asia
- Malaysian
domestic politics
- Islamisation
of resistance in Thailand and
the Philippines
Professional
Activities
- Visiting
Fellow, Institute of Southeast
Asian Studies, June-July 2005
- Visiting
Fellow, East-West Center Washington
D.C., September-January 2005
- Article
reviewer (Contemporary Southeast
Asia, Pacific Review)
- Associate Editor, Asian Security
Selected
Publications
Muslim Resistance in Southern
Thailand and Southern Philippines:
Religion, Ideology, and Politics
(East-West Centre Washington,
2006); Order and Security in
Southeast Asia: Essays in Memory
of Michael Leifer (co-editor,
Routledge 2005); The Politics
of Indonesia-Malaysia Relations:
One Kin, Two Nations (RoutledgeCurzon
2005); Special Issue in Memory
of Michael Leifer (Guest Editor
by invitation, Pacific Review
2005); Internal Conflicts in
Southeast Asia (Guest Editor
by invitation, Asian Security
2007); “Political Islam
in Malaysia: Problematising Discourse
and Practice in the UMNO-PAS ‘Islamisation
Race’”, Commonwealth
and Comparative Politics, Vol.42,
No.2, July 2004; “The Security
Situation in Southern Thailand:
Towards an Understanding of Domestic
and International Dimensions”,
Studies in Conflict and Terrorism,
Vol.27, No.6, November-December
2004; "Tunku Abdul Rahman
and Malaya’s Relations
with Indonesia, 1957-1960",
Journal of Southeast Asian Studies,
Vol.36, No.1, February 2005; “Balancing,
Bandwagoning, or Hedging?: Strategic
and Security Patterns in Malaysia’s
Relations with China, 1981-2003” in
Ho Khai Leong and Samuel Ku (eds.),
Southeast Asia and China: Global
Changes and Regional Challenges.
Singapore: ISEAS, 2005; “Islamic
Education in Thailand: Negotiating
Islam, Identity, and Modernity” in
Robert W. Hefner (ed.), Southeast
Asia Education Survey – Year
One Report. Seattle: National
Bureau of Asian Research, 2005; "The
Politics Behind Malaysia’s
11th General Election",
Asian Survey, Vol.45, No.6, November/December
2005; “Malaysia’s
Approach to Indonesian Migrant
Labour: Securitization, Politics,
or Catharsis?” in Mely
Caballero-Anthony, Ralf Emmers,
and Amitav Acharya (eds.), Non-Traditional
Security in Asia: Dilemmas in
Securitisation. London: Palgrave,
2006; “Building Bridges
and Barriers: Trends in Islamic
Education in Contemporary Thailand” in
Robert W. Hefner (ed.), Southeast
Asia Education Survey – Year
Two Report. Seattle: National
Bureau of Asian Research, 2006; “International
Jihad and Islamic Radicalism
in Thailand? Toward an Alternative
Explanation”, Asia Policy,
Vol.2, 2006; “Violence
and the Long Road to Reconciliation
in Southern Thailand” in
Linell Cady and Sheldon Simon
(eds.), Religious Conflict in
South and Southeast Asia: Disrupting
Violence. London: Routledge,
2006.
Management | Faculty & Research | Corporate & Support
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Dr. Joseph
Chinyong Liow |
Office: S4 B4c - 56
Phone: 6790 4908
iscyliow@ntu.edu.sg
Teaching
/ Research Programme
IR6011 Foreign
Policy and Security Issues in Southeast
Asia
Occasional lecturer at various government agency training programs
Coordinator, Civil
and Internal Conflict Program
Coordinator, Contemporary Islam Program
Coordinator, IDSS Asia-Pacific Programme for Senior Military Officers
(APPSMO)
Media expertise
Malaysian politics;Muslim
politics in Thailand and Philippines
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