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The SIJORI cross-border region transnational politics, economic and culture

Twenty-five years ago, the governments of Singapore, Malaysia, and Indonesia agreed to jointly promote the city-state, the state of Johor in Malaysia, and the Riau Islands in Indonesia. Facilitated by common cultural references, a more distant shared history, and complementary attributes, interactio...

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Other Authors: Hutchinson, Francis E. (Editor), Chong, Terence (Editor)
Format: Book
Language:English
Published: Singapore ISEAS Yusof Ishak Institute 2016
Subjects:
Growth triangles > Southeast Asia
Growth triangle (Johor-Riau-Singapore)
Southeast Asia > Economic integration
Singapore > Foreign economic relations > Malaysia > Johor
Singapore > Foreign economic relations > Indonesia > Riau (Province)
Johor (Malaysia) > Foreign economic relations > Singapore
Johor (Malaysia) > Foreign economic relations > Indonesia > Riau (Province)
Riau (Indonesia : Province) > Foreign economic relations > Singapore
Riau (Indonesia : Province) > Foreign economic relations > Malaysia > Johor
Riau (Indonesia : Province) > Foreign economic relations
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Table of Contents:
  • The SIJORI Cross-Border Region: More than a Triangle
  • The Population of the SIJORI Cross-Border Region
  • The SIJORI Cross-Border Region as an Economic Entity in 1990 and 2012, and Perspectives for 2030
  • The Social Construction of Comparative Advantage and the SIJORI Growth Triangle
  • The Political Economy of Closer Relations: A Perspective from Singapore
  • A Periphery Serving Three Cores: Balancing Local, National, and Cross-Border Interests in the Riau Islands
  • Political Contestation in Iskandar Malaysia: Views on Economic Integration during Malaysia's 13th General Election
  • Johor Survey: Interethnic Dissonance
  • The Significance of Riau in SIJORI
  • Singaporeans Living in Johor and Batam: Next-Door Transnationalism Living and Border Anxiety
  • Singapore Malay Family Businesses: Negotiating Malaysian and Singapore Citizenship and National Identities
  • Imaginary Frontiers and Deferred Masculinity: Singapore Working-Class Men in Batam
  • The Airport and the Territory: Transnational Flows in the Singapore-Johor-Riau Cross-Border Region
  • Revisiting Industrial Dynamics in the SIJORI Cross-Border Region: The Electronics Industry Twenty Years On
  • Development in Johor and Singapore's Water Access: Challenges and Opportunities
  • The Role of Ethnic Chinese Business Networks in the Regionalization Strategy of Singaporean Fish Farming Firms
  • Pirates and Law Enforcement Agencies: Complex Relations Across the Malacca Straits
  • The SIJORI Cross-Border Region: The Whole and Sum of Its Parts

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