Jil. 21 No. 2 (2025): Journal of International Studies (JIS) Vol.21, 2 (August) 2025

Articles

• DIVERSION FOR CHILDREN FROM THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM: A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF MALAYSIA AND INDONESIA

  Nadzriah Ahmad, Maria Silvya E Wangga, Sheela A/P Jayabala Krishnan@Jayabalan, Normawati Hashim, Ermania Wijajanti , Wahyuni Retno Wulandari

  1-21

• MANAGERIAL RISK-TAKING AND THE ADOPTION OF ENERGY EFFICIENCY POLICY: IMPLICATIONS ON RESOURCE AVAILABILITY

  Chai Aun Ooi, Agung Masyad Fawzi, Woei-Chyuan Wong

  22-44

• US-CHINA DIGITAL INFRASTRUCTURE COMPETITION IN SOUTHEAST ASIA: STRATEGIES AND IMPLICATIONS FOR ASEAN'S 5G FUTURE

  Qing Lu, Ravichandran Moorthy

  45-67

• VIETNAM’S STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT AND ORGANISATIONAL ADAPTATION TO TECHNOLOGICAL, GEOPOLITICAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL CHALLENGES

  Nam Van Lai, Chung Quang Le, Quyet Thi Nguyen

  68-86

• VISUAL THINKING THROUGH MOVIES AND DOCUMENTARIES: ASSESSING STUDENTS’ LEARNING AND SATISFACTION IN AN INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLASS

  Andrea Betti, Pablo Biderbost, Esther Vaquero Lafuente

  87-106

• AN ANALYSIS OF HOUSING POLICY EFFECTIVENESS IN INDONESIA THROUGH COMPARISON BETWEEN DEVELOPED AND DEVELOPING COUNTRIES’ HOUSING POLICY

  Pandu Adi Cakranegara, Gunarto, Anis Masdurohatun, Bambang Tri Bawono

  107-133

• THE EFFECT OF GLOBAL PANDEMIC COVID-19 AND ECONOMIC INDICATORS ON FTSE BURSA MALAYSIA KLCI STOCK RETURNS VOLATILITY: AN EXPLORATORY SEQUENTIAL MIXED METHODS APPROACH

  William Choo Keng Soon, Chan Pui Yee, Dinesh Kumar Saundra Rajan, Muhammad Ashraf Anuar

  134-147

• INTERNATIONALISATION OF ISLAMIC HIGHER EDUCATION IN INDONESIA AND MALAYSIA: A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF RATIONALES, CHALLENGES, STRATEGIES AND PRACTICES

  Dairabi Kamil, Abdul Hamid Busthami Nur, Yoki Irawan

  148-176

• MALAY NATIONALISM AND THE PAN-MALAYSIAN ISLAMIC PARTY: ANALYSING THE PARTY’S ROLE IN ADDRESSING GLOBAL MUSLIM UMMAH CHALLENGES AND CONFLICTS

  Nor Azizuddin Abdul Manan, Muhammad Ainuddin Iskandar Lee Abdullah, Mohd Dino Khairri Sharifuddin

  177-188

• “NEW REGIONALISM” IN THE MIDDLE EAST AND NORTH AFRICA REGION (MENA): AN EVALUATION ON ITS CHARACTERISTICS

  Ramzi Bendebka

  189-218

• BORDER SECURITISATION AND ECONOMIC FACILITATION: THE QUEST FOR FREE VISA AND OPEN-BORDER POLICIES

  Choo Chin Low

  219-238