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      • Comparative Politics: Democracy and Democratization
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Articles / 06.01.2026

Political recalibration: Looking back at 2025 Part 1

Harapan, BN, PN undergoing serious strain, tensions unlikely to be resolved soon....

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Articles / 03.12.2025

Sabah 2025 results Part 2: Preliminary ethnic voting findings

Even with the local party sentiment, a varied pattern in voting remains among Sabahans....

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Articles / 30.11.2025

17th Sabah polls analysis: First look, Part 1

Voters signal demand for local representation, youth influence....

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Articles / 28.11.2025

Sabah predictions: Divided local wave

Voters expected to turn away from peninsula-based parties....

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Articles / 18.11.2025

Sabah’s calon factor

Record crowded polls highlight how personality, local networks shape voter choices....

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Articles / 15.11.2025

Sabah Turks

They will be a force that will reshape Sabah....

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Articles / 10.11.2025

Sabah’s pivotal youth power

Youth should not be underestimated in this election....

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Articles / 10.11.2025

Sabah’s significant stakes

Polls to shape Malaysian politics, especially for Sabahans seeking better governance....

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Articles / 17.09.2025

PAS’ great expectations

Muktamar shows party's struggles far from over....

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Articles / 10.09.2025

PN’s aim of a Putrajaya return: Time of inflection Part 2

Coalition struggles with leadership, relies on anger, while Anwar holds advantage....

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Bridget Welsh
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Bridget Welsh is currently Honorary Research Associate with the University of Nottingham Asia Research Institute Malaysia (UoNARI-M) based in Kuala Lumpur. She is a Senior Associate Fellow of The Habibie Center. She specializes in Southeast Asian politics, with a focus on Malaysia, Myanmar, Singapore and Indonesia. She is committed to fostering engagement, mutual understanding and empowerment.

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