pensyarah universiti
pusat kajian sejarah, politik & hal ehwal antarabangsa (sphea)
kfchin@ukm.edu.my
Biografi/ Biography :
Chin Kok Fay is senior lecturer in the Strategic Studies and International Relations Programme, and former coordinator of the MSc. (East Asian Studies) programme, Faculty of Social Sciences and Humanities, National University of Malaysia. He is associate editor of Nusantara: An International Journal of Humanities and Social Sciences and Malaysian Journal of History, Politics and Strategy. After acquiring his B.A. in Economics and Master of Economics from University of Malaya, he went on to obtain post-graduate training in heterodox economics in Cambridge University’s Advanced Programme on Rethinking Development Economics. He received his PhD in International Political Economy from National Cheng Kung University, Taiwan. He was Fellow of the 483rd Session of the Salzburg Global Seminar on Economic Growth and Social Protection in Asia, Austria and 2013 Young Scholar, the European Research Center on Contemporary Taiwan, Germany. He has written many chapters in books as well as refereed journal articles on international political economy of regionalism, finance and development, financial crisis and national security. His consultancy work includes working on a country study on Malaysia’s experience in managing external debt from early 1980s-mid-2000s for the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development project on Capacity Building for Debt Sustainability in Developing Countries. Lately his teaching, supervision and research focus has expanded to include other non-traditional security issues especially food, health and environmental security. Currently he is working on several research projects related to food and water security in Southeast Asia.
li jun, chin kok fay. (2024). china`s financial statecraft under xi jinping administration in selected southeast asian countries. - jebat: malaysian journal of history, politics & strategic studies. 78-117.
d.ravichandran k.dhakshinamoorthy;zarina @ zairina binti othman;chin kok fay;mohd ikbal bin mohd huda. (2023). exploring the strategic role of ‘diplomacy and international relations’ in the management of global palm oil issues: a gap analysis of palm oil stakeholder agencies in malaysia. - . .
chin kok fay. (2023). malaysia in changing geopolitical economy: navigating great power competition between china and the united states. - the chinese economy. 321-329.
ravichandran moorthy, chin kok fay. (2023). 22nd asian bioethics conference & roundtable on global health security. - 22nd asian bioethics conference & roundtable on global health security: challenges to bioethics in the era of the pandemic. 1-174.
chin kok fay. (2021). malaysia's perception and strategy toward china's bri expansion: continuity or change?. - the chinese economy. 9-19.
yau duenn wong, kok fay chin & cheng-chwee kuik. (2018). peranan asean dalam kesalinghubungan pengangkutan rel di asia evolusi, faktor dan prospek. - geografia - malaysian journal of society and space. 136-150.
chin kok fay. (2023). malaysia in changing geopolitical economy: navigating great power competition between china and the united states. - the chinese economy. 321-329.
chin kok fay. (2021). malaysia's perception and strategy toward china's bri expansion: continuity or change?. - the chinese economy. 9-19.
chin kok fay. (2012). global financial crisis: from policy response to social movements. - journal of diplomacy and foreign relations. 12(1):57-72.
chin kok fay dan kristen nordhaug. (2002). why were there there differences in the resillence of malaysia and taiwan to financial crisis?. - european journal of development research. 14(1):77-100.
chin kok fay, ravichandran moorthy. (2021). governance for sustainable development in southeast asia. - . 8.
chin kok fay, ravichandran moorthy. (2021). governance for sustainable development in southeast asia. - . 121.
chin kok fay. (2021). governance for sustainable development in southeast asia. - . 17.
chin kok fay. (2016). pembangunan dan transformasi persekitaran. - . 11.
chin kok fay, ravichandran moorthy. (2021). governance for sustainable development in southeast asia. - . 8.
chin kok fay. (2021). governance for sustainable development in southeast asia. - . 17.
chin kok fay. (2016). pembangunan dan transformasi persekitaran. - . 11.
chin kok fay. (2006). dlm louis-philippe rochon and sergio rossi (pynt.) monetary and exchange rate systems: a global view over financial crises. - . 8 dan 63-82..
wong sook ching, jomo k.s. & chin kok fay. (2005). malaysian "bail outs"? capital controls, restructuring & recovery. - . 112-138.
chin kok fay, ravichandran moorthy. (2021). governance for sustainable development in southeast asia. - . 121.
wong sook ching, jomo k. s. & chin kok fay. (2005). malaysian "bail outs"? capital controls, restructuring and recovery. - . 349.
chin kok fay dan jomo k. s.. (2003). `from financial liberalization to crisis in malaysia`, dlm lee chung h. (pnyt.) financial liberalisation and economic crisis in asia. - . 104-132.
d.ravichandran k.dhakshinamoorthy;zarina @ zairina binti othman;chin kok fay;mohd ikbal bin mohd huda. (2023). exploring the strategic role of ‘diplomacy and international relations’ in the management of global palm oil issues: a gap analysis of palm oil stakeholder agencies in malaysia. - . .
amir hamzah harun, chin kok fay. (2020). mab ueang agri-nature centre (thailand): penyelesaian dalam jaminan bekalan makan lestari. - impak. 24.
chin kok fay & amir hamzah. (2019). thailand role in enhancing food security in the context of the dynamics of national-regional interactions. - 2019 international conference of taiwan thailand studies thailand is turning up ascending and guiding in the southeast asia. 1-29.
chin kok fay. (2018). new southbound policy: prospects for economic cooperation between taiwan and malaysia. - ics workshop. .
kuik cheng chwee;nor azizan bin idris;chin kok fay;hoo chiew ping;guido benny. (2018). re-conceptualizing ``concentric mutilateralism``: developing a new theory of explaining asean`s evolving roles for malaysia`s strategic interests. - . .