Jebat-Malaysian Journal of History Politics and Strategic Studies
Scope & Guideline
Unveiling the Threads of History and Politics.
Introduction
Aims and Scopes
- Historical Analysis of Malaysian Politics:
The journal publishes articles that explore the historical development of political structures, parties, and electoral processes in Malaysia, providing critical insights into how historical contexts shape contemporary political issues. - Southeast Asian Relations and Diplomacy:
A significant area of focus is the examination of Malaysia's diplomatic relations with neighboring countries, including China, Indonesia, and Vietnam, especially in terms of economic policies and security dynamics. - Colonial and Post-Colonial Studies:
Research on the impact of colonial policies and practices, as well as their lasting effects on modern Malaysian society, governance, and economic structures, is a core element of the journal's scope. - Socio-Economic Policies and Development:
The journal addresses various socio-economic policies, including agricultural practices, trade, and public procurement, emphasizing their evolution and implications for Malaysia's development. - Cultural Studies and Identity Politics:
Articles often delve into cultural narratives, identity formation, and the representation of marginalized communities, reflecting on how history and politics intersect with cultural identity.
Trending and Emerging
- Impact of Global Events on Local Politics:
There is a noticeable trend towards analyzing how global occurrences, such as the Ukraine War and U.S.-China relations, affect Malaysian domestic policies and security dynamics, indicating an increasing interest in international relations. - Security Studies and Defense Dynamics:
Research focusing on defense capabilities, particularly in the context of Southeast Asian security, is gaining traction, reflecting heightened regional tensions and the need for strategic studies in military capabilities. - Voter Behavior and Electoral Dynamics:
With recent elections being a focal point, studies examining voter tendencies, electoral strategies, and political party dynamics are increasingly prevalent, capturing the evolving landscape of Malaysian politics. - Environmental and Sustainability Policies:
Emerging themes include the sustainability of agricultural practices and trade policies, particularly concerning palm oil and fisheries, highlighting a growing awareness of environmental impacts and strategic responses by stakeholders.
Declining or Waning
- Traditional Colonial Studies:
Research focused strictly on colonial governance and practices appears to be waning, as scholars may be shifting towards more integrative analyses that encompass post-colonial impacts and contemporary implications. - Narrow Economic Histories:
There seems to be a decrease in studies that solely focus on specific economic sectors without broader socio-political context, as the journal increasingly favors interdisciplinary approaches that link economic developments with political and social narratives. - Limited Focus on Pre-Colonial History:
The exploration of pre-colonial history and its influence on current political frameworks has less visibility, possibly overshadowed by the more immediate relevance of colonial and post-colonial studies.
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