Official Website Prof. Dr. Jayum Anak Jayum

Jayum Anak Jawan (Prof. Dr.)

DEAN (FACULTY OF HUMANITIES, MANAGEMENT AND SCIENCE)
(Tan Sri Empiang Jabu Research Chair in Dayak Women’s Studies)
BA (UNC-A), MA (Appalachian State), PhD (Hull)
Field of Expertise: Political Science
Tel.: +6086855215
Email: jayum@upm.edu.my
ORCID: https://orcid.org/0000-0002-8584-1059
Google Scholar: JAYUM ANAK JAWAN / FEM
ResearchGate: https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Jayum_Jawan
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Current Research Interest

1. Ethnic and Electoral Politics
2. Political Culture and Behavior
3. Dayak Women’s Studies
   
   

Selected Publications

A. Books

1. ----------. (2007). People to People Relations (Hubungan Semasa Manusia). Inaugural Lecture. Al-Farabi Hall, Faculty of Human Ecology, UPM, 7 December (In Malay).
2. ---------- & Zaid Ahmad. (Eds). 2006. Inter-Ethnic Relations in Malaysia: Selected Readings. Serdang: UPM Press.
3. ---------- & V. T. King. (2004). Ethnicity and Electoral Politics in Sarawak, East Malaysia. Bangi: Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia Press.
4. ---------- (2003). Politics and Government in Malaysia. Shah Alam (Selangor): Karisma Publications.
5. ---------- and Asnarulkhadi Abu Samah (Editors). (1997). Kenegaraan Malaysia. Serdang. Universiti Putra Malaysia Publisher (In Malay).
6. ---------- (1994). Iban Politics and Economic Development: Their Patterns and Change. Bangi: Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia Press.

B. Chapters in Books

1. ----------. 2020. “Dayak: Moving Forward”, In Ooi Keat Gin (Editor). Borneo & Sulawesei: Indigenous Peoples, Empires, and Area Studies. NY: Routledge, Chpt.6.
2. ---------- & Siti Noranizahhafizah Boyman, Marshelayanti Mohd Razali & Nafisah Ilham Husin. 2017. “Student and Campus Politics at UPSI”, IN Jayum Jawan (ed). Tun Abdul Razak Occasional Paper 1: Nation-Making in Malaysia, Issues and Challenges. Athens: Center for International Studies & UPM Press, pp.31-60.
3. ----------& Mohammad Agus Yusoff. 2009. Political Parties in Malaysia: People and Politics. IN Abdul Razak Baginda (Ed.). Governing Malaysia. Kuala Lumpur: MSRC, Chapter 9, pp 225-50.
   
   

C. Articles in Journals

1. ----------, Siti Noranizahhafizah Boyman & Stanley Bye Kadam-Kiai (2020). Dynamics of Ethnic Relations in Malaysia. Pertanika Journal of Social Sciences & Humanities, 20 (3), 1959-1973
2. ---------- & Glenda E. Feliprada. 2019. Indonesia and the Philippines Small Claims: Similarities & Differences, Jebat, Vol. 46 (2), Dec, pp220-39.
3. ---------- & Dori Efendi. 2017. Pembangunan Politik dan Pendemokrasian: Suatu Analisis Konseptual (Political Development and Democratization-A Conceptula Analysis), E_Bangi, Vol.12, No.3, 2017, pp.1-13 (in Malay)
4. ----------. 2016. “Understanding Political Contestation in Malaysia”, Suvannabhumi, Vol.8, No.2, (December), pp.51-77.
5. ---------- & Siti Noranizahhafizah Boyman. 2013. “Kajian Laporan Penambahbaikan Suruhanjaya Pilihan Raya: Satu Pandangan”, Jebat, Vol. 40 No. 1, (July), 116-32 (in Malay).

D. Seminar Proceedings

1. ---------- 2012. (with Adlina Ab Halim, Sri Rahayu, Normala Othman, Arnold Puyok & Mohd Hadzrul Masrin). Traditional Knowledge and Environmental Conservation among Indigenous Peoples in Ranau, Sabah. UMTAS 2012 Book of Abstracts. UMT 11^th Annual Symposium on Sustainability of Science and Management 2012, Riyaz Heritage Marina Resort & Spa, Kuala Terengganu, 9-11 July.
2. ---------- 2007. (with Zarina Muhammad, Zaid Ahmad, Normala Othman & Asmawani Ab Azid). Penilaian Awal Terhadap Penawaran Kursus-kursus Umum di IPTA dan IPTS di Malaysia (Preliminary Evaluation of the General Courses in public and private universities). IN Sidek Hj Ab Aziz (Chief Editor). Monograf Persidangan Pengajaran & Pembelajaran di Peringkat Pengajian tinggi 2007. Seri Kembangan: UPM, pp. 70-81 (in Malay)
3. ---------- (2000). “Nationalism versus Regionalism: Nationalising Local Politics”, in M. B. Leigh (ed). Borneo 2000: Politics, History and Development. Kuching: Unimas & IDS, pp. 466-481.
4. ---------- (1999). “Cultural Minorities in the Process of National Integration”, in Noor’ain Aini and Suseela Devi Chandran (eds). Proceeding of the Colloquium 35 Years Sarawak in Malaysia and Selected Essays. Kota Samarahan: Universiti Malaysia Sarawak, pp.9-17.
5. ---------- (1997). “Marginal Groups and National Integration (Kelompok Terpinggir dan Integrasi Nasional)”, in Mohd Yaakub Hj. Johari, Chang Shui Kiong and Mary Sintok (eds). Agenda in Malaysian Nation-Building in the Era of the Asian Renaissance (Agenda Pembinaan Negara Bangsa Malaysia dalam Era Kebangkitan Asia). Kota Kinabalu: Institute of Development Studies (Sabah), Chapter IV.4, pp.169-84.
   
   

E. Teaching & Other Modules

1. ---------- (co-written with Mohd Mahadee Ismail) (2007). SKP2101 Kenegaraan Malaysia: Ringkasan untuk PanduanPengajaran & Pembelajaran. Serdang: Jabatan Pengajian Kenegaraan & Ketamadunan, UPM (Reprinted July 2008) (in Malay).
2. ______ (co-edited with Zaid Ahmad) (2006). SKP2204: Hubungan etnik—Panduan Pengajaran & Pembelajaran. Serdang: Jabatan Pengajiaj Kenegaraan & Ketamadunan, UPM {Withdrawn by PM due to controversy [July-August 2006, dominated mainstream papers in Malaysia]) the manual created) (in Malay).
3. ---------- (Compiler). 2004. Malaysian Studies (Based on LAN’s Curriculum). Lose Leaves collection.
4. ---------- (Compiler) (1998). Malaysian Nationhood Module. Revised Edition. Serdang: Institute for Distance Learning (IDEAL) Universiti Putra Malaysia.
   
   

F. Popular Writing / Semi Academic

1. ----------. 2017. Political Science expert reflects on Trump’s Winning and similarity to Reagan’s rise to power, the Athens Messenger (Ohio), February 17.
2. ----------. 2017. Not Quite One Man, One Vote. Bernama.com, February 7.
3. ----------. 2016. An Alliance to secure electoral victory, New Mandala.org (Australia), December 14.
4. ----------. 2016. The Unexpected US Presidential Election Result. Bernama online, November 16.

Updated:: 12/10/2020 [lanz]