Abdul Hai JulayUniversiti Brunei Darussalam · Academy of Brunei Studies
Abdul Hai Julay
PhD Candidates - PhD in Political Science
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Introduction
Abdul Hai Julay holds a BA (Hons) in Brunei Studies from Universiti Brunei Darussalam and an MA in International Relations from the International University of Japan in Niigata. He currently teaches a range of modules in the Academy of Brunei Studies, where he is based, ranging from Melayu Islam Beraja, Non-governmental organizations in Brunei Darussalam, Brunei politics, Brunei foreign policy, and Research Method. He is also the Academy of Brunei’s coordinator for final year research projects and supervises a number of graduate and undergraduate students on various topics. Currently, he is working on environmental issues particularly on Brunei Environmental Civic Culture and NGOs' participations, foreign policy and diplomacy.
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This chapter uses an institutionalist approach to present an assessment of the key issues Brunei Darussalam currently faces in relation to its pressing need for economic diversification. Given that institutional arrangements can hinder or enhance economic growth, the institutional approach has been central in explaining policies associated with eco...
The relationship between economics and sub-regionalism remains relatively unexplored, particularly in the Asia-Pacific context. This article seeks to broaden the comprehension of various dimensions of this relationship. One of the focuses is to understand the circumstances in which sub-regional institutions have come to be defined as components of...
Published in Limes Italian Journal of Geopolitics, 13/08/2020.
English version of Stephen C. Druce and Abdul Hai Julay (2020) Il Brunei Fa i Conti Con Il Futuro. LIMES - Rivista Italiana di Geopolitica, 6.
Limes - RIVISTA ITALIANA DI GEOPOLITICA
Il piccolo sultanato affronta grandi sfide: la fine del petrolio che lo
ha reso ricco e stabile, il gigantismo della Cina, lo sbiadirsi della
garanzia statunitense. Le alleanze regionali. I rapporti con Malaysia,
Filippine e Singapore. Il basso profilo come necessità e scelta di stile.
One of the aims of Wawasan 2035 is for Brunei to be recognised as an investment destination by attracting foreign direct investors thereby diversifying and sustaining the economy. Sustainable economy gives better prospects for Brunei to enhance its 'objective well-being' and to incorporate it to the pillars of economic development. Protection, econ...
While Brunei and China established diplomatic relations some 26 years ago, it is arguably the last six that have been the most important and productive. A shift in the relationship was marked in 2011 when Wen Jiabao became the first Chinese premier to visit Brunei in which various cooperation documents were signed. The subsequent Xi Jinping era has...
