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Chinese political involvement and new trends in reaction : a post-2008 general election analysis by Lee, Yok Fee

“…In the last part, the author analyzes some new trends occurred in Malaysian Chinese’s reactions or perceptions towards the role of Chinese dominant political parties (namely Malaysian Chinese Association, Malaysian People’s Movement Party and Democratic Action Party) in the mist of the Malay hegemony.…”
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Ethnic factor in the 2008 Malaysian general election: the case of the Kadazan Dusun (KD) in Sabah by Arnold Puyok

“…The same goes to the ethnic Chinese and Indians who have swung their votes to DAP (Democratic Action Party) or PKR, resulting in MCA (Malaysian Chinese Association) and MIC (Malaysian Indian Congress) to lose badly in the elections. …”
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‘Kafir Harbi’ in Malaysia: another path to polarization by Malik, Maszlee

“…EXECUTIVE SUMMARY  On 23 June 2016, the Mufti of Pahang shocked Malaysians by stating that it is a sin for Muslims to support the Democratic Action Party (DAP), which he labelled as Kafir Harbi (infidels against whom war can be waged)…”
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Politik cina dalam pilihan raya Dewan Undangan Sarawak 2006: manifestasi protes daripada rakyat by Lee, Kuok Tiung, Ghazali Mayudin

“…This article discusses about the 2006 Sarawak State Assembly Election with the focus on areas which were contested by political parties representing the interest of the Chinese peopel especially Sarawak United People’s Party (SUPP) and Democratic Action Party (DAP). In this election, SUPP lost eight out of 19 seats contested. …”
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Traditionalism and electoral politics in the land of the hornbills, Sarawak by Ghazali Mayudin, Mohd Rizal Mohd Yaakop

“…This article stresses external and internal issues raised by the Chinese-based parties, Sarawak United People’s Party (SUPP) and Democratic Action Party (DAP), in Sarawak State Elections of 2001 and 2006; and the effects on the election results. …”
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Malaysian parlimentary election. by Universiti Putra Malaysia, Research Management Centre

“…Therefore, when the coalition failed to secure a two-third majority in the 2008 general election and at the same time lost four additional states to a loose electoral pact of the Malay-led PKR (Parti Keadilan Rakyat [Peoples’ Justice Party]), the Islamic based PAS (Pan Islamic Party) and the Chinese dominated DAP (Democratic Action Party), shock waves were felt by all parties across the nation.…”
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PAS Dilemmas in The Era of Abdul Hadi Awang by Sopi, Saiyid Radzuwan Syed, Jaafar, Faridah

“…As a result, PR was dissolved and the rift worsened after the PAS leadership was captured by conservatives and the party accepted a motion by its conservative ulama (clerics) wing to sever ties with the Democratic Action Party (DAP) and People Justice Party (PKR). …”
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From political Islam to democrat Muslim: A case study of Rashid Ghannouchi's influence on ABIM, IKRAM, AMANAH and DAP by Malik, Maszlee

“…On the other hand, some leaders of the Democratic Action Party (DAP), a local secular party, have also been courting Ghannouchi. …”
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Pasca-Islamisme dalam PAS: analisis terhadap kesan tahalluf siyasi by Muhammad Faiz Mukmin Abdul Mutalib, Wan Fariza Alyati Wan Zakaria

“…Inclusiveness in post-Islamism had motivated PAS in having political coalition with more liberal parties such as Parti Keadilan Rakyat (PKR) and Democratic Action Party (DAP). Post-Islamism as popularised by Asef Bayat was established on Western knowledge narratives, therefore such study as this should be done in order to recognise its negative impacts. …”
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Civil disobedience dalam kalangan pengundi Cina di Malaysia by Suhana Saad, Kartini Aboo Talib@Khalid

“…Rentetan daripada gelombang civil disobedience tersebut,pengundi Cina yang rata-ratanya menghuni kawasan bandar telah beralih menyokong pembangkang terumanya Democratic Action Party (DAP) yang terkenal sebagai sebuah parti cauvinis Cina. …”
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“To denigrate an adversary, we assign unfavourable labels to them”: the political challenges among Chinese women in Peninsular Malaysia by Nurul Asmaa Ramli, Kartini Aboo Talib@Khalid, Atika Shafinaz Nazri

“…Although a 30 percent quota system for women has been implemented in parties that frequently receive support from the Chinese community in Malaysia, specifically the Democratic Action Party (DAP) and the Malaysian Chinese Association (MCA), women have not been able to meet this quota. …”
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Integrasi parti dan pola pengundian: kajian di Kuala Lumpur semasa Pra-Pilihan Raya Umum ke 14 by Mohd Ali, Muhammad Asri, Ismail, Mohd Mahadee, Mohd Yusof, Ahmad Rizal, Abdul Azzis, Muhammad Shamshinor, Tajari, Arvin, Zainudin, Najiha

“…Walau bagaimanapun, perkembangan politik yang berlaku selepas PRU13 (2013) menunjukkan parti pembangkang tidak berupaya mengekalkan prinsip integrasi apabila dua parti utama iaitu Democratic Action Party (DAP) dan Parti Islam Se-Malaysia (PAS) telah bertelagah. …”
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Tahaluf Siyasi Parti Islam Se-Malaysia dalam politik Malaysia dari tahun 1973-2015 by Mohd Isa, Nur Ayuni

“…Kaedah analisis kandungan dan analisis perbandingan digunakan hasil daripada data temu bual mendalam dengan pemimpin utama PAS, United Malays National Organisation (UMNO), Parti Keadilan Rakyat (PKR), dan Democratic Action Party (DAP) dan teks-teks Ucapan Dasar Presiden PAS dalam Muktamar Tahunan dari tahun 1973 hingga 2015. …”
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Impak maklumat picisan terhadap sokongan politik generasi muda by Mohamed Sawal, Mohd Zool Hilmie, Ngah, Kamarudin, Noordin, Nazni, Zakaria, Zaherawati

“…Gelombang perubahan ekonomi, sosial dan politik di seluruh dunia termasuk Malaysia mutakhir ini memberi impak di dalam rona-rona kehidupan umat akhir zaman tanpa mengira bangsa, agama, jantina dan keturunan.Acapkali bilamana lanskap politik berubah, sektor ekonomi dan sosial juga akan terpalit kesannya.Menerjah lebih lanjut sektor politik tanahair, mungkin banyak dikalangan umat Malaysia.Artikel ini cuba membincangkan pengaruh maklumat picisan terhadap sokongan politik di negeri-negeri yang ditadbir oleh oleh empat parti utama di Malaysia iaitu Barisan Nasional (BN), Parti Islam Semalaysia (PAS) Parti Keadilan Rakyat (PKR) dan Democratic Action Party (DAP) dengan berpandukan “Model Sokongan Politik” yang dibangunkan oleh Pippa Norris (1999) dan pembolehubah pengantara Kualiti Maklumat dari Model DeLone & MacLean (2003)…”
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The Malay press reporting race and religion in Malaysia and general election in 2013 by Mohd Sani, Mohd Azizuddin

“…They were also very critical to Pakatan Rakyat (PR), a loose coalition of the Islamic Party (PAS), People Justice Party (PKR), and Democratic Action Party (DAP) who were against each other on agenda.Sinar Harian, owned by a no-linked company to political party, however tried to balance the coverage for BN and PR and gave opportunity for both coalitions to argue and debate on the Malay and Islamic issues.It is obvious that the issues of race and religion were used by political parties especially BN to gain supports and votes in the general election.Based on the success of BN in winning the majority of Malay seats, especially in rural areas, it proves that the Malay press played a significant role in determining the election result.…”
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