Trafficking in the post pandemic: casting human security, and universal periodical review in Malaysia
Growing research interest and policymaking over the issue of Malaysian security and the human dimension of threats have brought transdisciplinary and transnational engagements in the problem of trafficking. Unpacking salient rudimentary attributes of trafficking, human security, and humanitari...
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Penerbit Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia
2023
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| Online Access: | http://journalarticle.ukm.my/25615/ http://journalarticle.ukm.my/25615/1/Sinergi_3_SI_1.pdf |
| Summary: | Growing research interest and policymaking over the issue of Malaysian security
and the human dimension of threats have brought transdisciplinary and
transnational engagements in the problem of trafficking. Unpacking salient
rudimentary attributes of trafficking, human security, and humanitarian and
human rights improvement can no longer be treated as ivory tower work per se.
There is a continuous need to accommodate constructive space for academics,
policymakers, and state and non-state actors in the idea exchange of the input
and output-processes of our national security policy. This note provides an
overview of our editorial work and selection of articles for the publications of
this special issue. We remained indebted to the relevant ministries, universities,
funding bodies, and non-governmental organisations involved throughout the
research and publication process |
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