Syaza Shukri is Assistant Professor at the International Islamic University Malaysia (IIUM) and a non-resident research fellow at the European Centre for Populism Studies. She has done research on comparative politics, democratization, populism, Political Islam and inter-ethnic relations in Malaysia.

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• Chapter 1. Introduction: Pandemic and Public Trust; Syaza Shukri Part I: Trends in Southeast AsiaIntroduction to Part I Chapter 2. Public Trust and Democracy: Human Rights During the Pandemic in Southeast Asia; James Gomez and Robin Ramcharan Chapter 3. Populist Leaders in The Philippines and Malaysia; Abdul Kabir A. Gonzales Chapter 4. Civil-Military Relations and the Securitization of the COVID-19 Crisis in the Philippines and Malaysia; John Lee Candelaria and Fernan Talamayan Chapter 5. The Role of Indonesian Religious Institutions in Empowering Society During the Covid-19 Pandemic: A Human Security Perspective; Suyani Indriastuti and Bagus Sigit Sunarko Chapter 6. Pandemic Era and Public Trust in Southeast Asia: The End or Triumph Of (Post)Modernism?; Zahid Zamri Part II: Public Perception and Election in Malaysia Introduction to Part II Chapter 7. Public Opinion Polls in Malaysia: Challenges and Opportunities in The Post-Pandemic Era; Tunku Mohar Mokhtar Chapter 8. Public Perception of Malaysian Government Management During the First Wave of COVID-19 Outbreak; Rabiah Aminudin, Lee Pei May, Norhaslinda Jamaiudin, Rohana Abdul Hamid, and Syaza Shukri Chapter 9. The 2021 Malacca State Election: A Turning Point from the 2018 General Election; Z. W. Lau Part III: Government Policies During COVID-19 Introduction to Part IIIChapter 10. Child Poverty in Malaysia: Issues and Challenges; Norhaslinda Jamaiudin Chapter 11. Analysis of Government’s Policies on Gender Issues During Covid-19; Rabiah Aminudin Chapter 12. Competition for Global Influence Post-Pandemic: China’s Vaccine Diplomacy in Malaysia; Lee Pei May Chapter 13. Conclusion: Post-pandemic and Future Research on Sustainability; Syaza Shukri and Rabiah Aminudin

Syaza Shukri is Assistant Professor at the International Islamic University Malaysia (IIUM) and a non-resident research fellow at the European Centre for Populism Studies. She has done research on comparative politics, democratization, populism, Political Islam and inter-ethnic relations in Malaysia.

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• Chapter 1. Introduction: Pandemic and Public Trust; Syaza Shukri Part I: Trends in Southeast AsiaIntroduction to Part I Chapter 2. Public Trust and Democracy: Human Rights During the Pandemic in Southeast Asia; James Gomez and Robin Ramcharan Chapter 3. Populist Leaders in The Philippines and Malaysia; Abdul Kabir A. Gonzales Chapter 4. Civil-Military Relations and the Securitization of the COVID-19 Crisis in the Philippines and Malaysia; John Lee Candelaria and Fernan Talamayan Chapter 5. The Role of Indonesian Religious Institutions in Empowering Society During the Covid-19 Pandemic: A Human Security Perspective; Suyani Indriastuti and Bagus Sigit Sunarko Chapter 6. Pandemic Era and Public Trust in Southeast Asia: The End or Triumph Of (Post)Modernism?; Zahid Zamri Part II: Public Perception and Election in Malaysia Introduction to Part II Chapter 7. Public Opinion Polls in Malaysia: Challenges and Opportunities in The Post-Pandemic Era; Tunku Mohar Mokhtar Chapter 8. Public Perception of Malaysian Government Management During the First Wave of COVID-19 Outbreak; Rabiah Aminudin, Lee Pei May, Norhaslinda Jamaiudin, Rohana Abdul Hamid, and Syaza Shukri Chapter 9. The 2021 Malacca State Election: A Turning Point from the 2018 General Election; Z. W. Lau Part III: Government Policies During COVID-19 Introduction to Part IIIChapter 10. Child Poverty in Malaysia: Issues and Challenges; Norhaslinda Jamaiudin Chapter 11. Analysis of Government’s Policies on Gender Issues During Covid-19; Rabiah Aminudin Chapter 12. Competition for Global Influence Post-Pandemic: China’s Vaccine Diplomacy in Malaysia; Lee Pei May Chapter 13. Conclusion: Post-pandemic and Future Research on Sustainability; Syaza Shukri and Rabiah Aminudin

Syaza Shukri is Assistant Professor at the International Islamic University Malaysia (IIUM) and a non-resident research fellow at the European Centre for Populism Studies. She has done research on comparative politics, democratization, populism, Political Islam and inter-ethnic relations in Malaysia.

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• Chapter 1. Introduction: Pandemic and Public Trust; Syaza Shukri Part I: Trends in Southeast AsiaIntroduction to Part I Chapter 2. Public Trust and Democracy: Human Rights During the Pandemic in Southeast Asia; James Gomez and Robin Ramcharan Chapter 3. Populist Leaders in The Philippines and Malaysia; Abdul Kabir A. Gonzales Chapter 4. Civil-Military Relations and the Securitization of the COVID-19 Crisis in the Philippines and Malaysia; John Lee Candelaria and Fernan Talamayan Chapter 5. The Role of Indonesian Religious Institutions in Empowering Society During the Covid-19 Pandemic: A Human Security Perspective; Suyani Indriastuti and Bagus Sigit Sunarko Chapter 6. Pandemic Era and Public Trust in Southeast Asia: The End or Triumph Of (Post)Modernism?; Zahid Zamri Part II: Public Perception and Election in Malaysia Introduction to Part II Chapter 7. Public Opinion Polls in Malaysia: Challenges and Opportunities in The Post-Pandemic Era; Tunku Mohar Mokhtar Chapter 8. Public Perception of Malaysian Government Management During the First Wave of COVID-19 Outbreak; Rabiah Aminudin, Lee Pei May, Norhaslinda Jamaiudin, Rohana Abdul Hamid, and Syaza Shukri Chapter 9. The 2021 Malacca State Election: A Turning Point from the 2018 General Election; Z. W. Lau Part III: Government Policies During COVID-19 Introduction to Part IIIChapter 10. Child Poverty in Malaysia: Issues and Challenges; Norhaslinda Jamaiudin Chapter 11. Analysis of Government’s Policies on Gender Issues During Covid-19; Rabiah Aminudin Chapter 12. Competition for Global Influence Post-Pandemic: China’s Vaccine Diplomacy in Malaysia; Lee Pei May Chapter 13. Conclusion: Post-pandemic and Future Research on Sustainability; Syaza Shukri and Rabiah Aminudin