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                               department of Southeast Asian Studies




                                                       RESEARCH INTERESTS
                                                          Ethnic Chinese studies;
                                                          Southeast Asian politics; journalism

                                                       RESEARCH KEYWORDS

                                                          Ethnic Chinese studies, Indonesia, politics.


                                                       SELECTED PUBLICATIONS
                                                         Chong  W.-L.  (2025).  Minority  status  after  change
                                                         of government in an ethnic democracy: The case of
                                                         ethnic  Chinese  Malaysians,  Journal  of  Chinese
                                                         Overseas,   21(1),   1-19.   doi:10.1163/17932548-
             dr.                                         12341522
                                                         Chong,  W.-L.  (2021).  Rethinking  the  position  of
             CHONG WU LING                               ethnic Chinese in Southeast Asia. In C.-Y. Hoon &
                                                         Y.  Chan  (Eds.),  Contesting  Chineseness:  Ethnicity,
             chong.wu.ling@um.edu.my                     identity,  and  nation  in  China  and  Southeast  Asia
                                                         (pp. 125-147). Singapore: Springer.
             EDUCATION                                   Idris,  H.,  &  Chong,  W.  L.  (2021).  Malaysia  and
                PhD, (Sociology)                         Indonesia  maritime  connectivity  and  domestic
                   National University of Singapore      political  economic  development  amid  pandemic
                                                         COVID-19,  Jebat-Malaysian  Journal  of  History,
                MA(SEAHist), (Sastera (Sejarah Asia Tenggara))  Politics and Strategic Studies, 48(3), 153-181.
                   Universiti Malaya (UM)                Chong, W.-L. (2018). Chinese Indonesians in post-
                                                         Suharto  Indonesia:  Democratisation  and  ethnic
                BEng(Mfg), (Kejuruteraan (Pembuatan))
                   Universiti Malaya (UM)                minorities. Hong Kong: Hong Kong University Press.

                                                       SELECTED ACHIEVEMENTS
              UMEXPERT LINK
              https://umexpert.um.edu.my/chong-wu-ling.html  2020-2023, RU Geran - Fakulti Program, Universiti
                                                         Malaya  Human  Rights,  Peace,  Security  and
                                                         Development Nexus (Principal Investigator (PI)).
             RESEARCHER ID                               2018-2021,  RU  Geran  -  Fakulti  Program,  Universiti
             B-2340-2017 (Web of Science)                Malaya  Indonesian  Online  News  Media  Outlets'
                                                         Coverage  on  'Teman  Ahok'  Movement,  2016-2017
             SCOPUS ID                                   (Principal Investigator (PI)).
                                                         2016-2017,  Bantuan  Kecil  Penyelidikan  (BKP),
             57189993947
                                                         Universiti  Malaya  The  Perspectives  of  Selected
                                                         Malaysian  English-Language  Newspapers  on
                                                         Indonesia-Malaysia   Confrontation,   1963-1966
                                                         (Principal Investigator (PI)).



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