United States party politics and Pearl Harbour: 1919-1941. by Chung, Elvis Chee Wei.

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China's quest for economic growth : changing party politics and foreign policy? by Chai, Vivian Wei

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大马政党政治的结构与制约 ：丘光耀社会民主理论研究 = The structures and constraints of party politics in Malaysia : social democratic philosophy of Hew Kuan Yau by 欧思惠 Au, Sze Hui

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UMNO’s New Page: After Najib vs Muhyiddin by Yang Razali Kassim

“…The ongoing UMNO general assembly is proving heated amid the twin scandals of 1MDB and party political donation. However it ends, a new page is being opened in the tumultuous history of UMNO.…”
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Understanding the Proliferation of Political Parties in Malaysia by Farish (Badrol Hisham) Ahmad-Noor

“…Why is this happening and why do Malaysians keep forming new political parties? Political mobilisation remains attractive in the country, and parties offer more than ideological choices.…”
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The secret lives of urban kampong chiefs : a political ethnography of grassroots leaders in Singapore's neighbourhood governance and regime politics by Wong, George Boon Keng

“…In the last section, I clarify the relationship between grassroots leaders and party politics in Singapore by investigating how grassroots leaders reproduce PAP’s regime resilience. …”
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Ethnic Chinese in Malaysian citizenship: gridlocked in historical formation and political hierarchy by Yow, Cheun Hoe

“…This article also compares and contrasts three Chinese public figures who have taken disparate stands and approaches with regard to language, culture, race, nation, and party politics.…”
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Mapping the religious and secular parties in South Sulawesi and Tanah Toraja, Sulawesi, Indonesia by Farish A. Noor

“…It ends with some cursory observations about the present state of politics in Sulawesi, with a special emphasis on the state of party politics in South Sulawesi, and how the local government has been addressing the issue of sectarian religious and ethnic politics in that part of the province.…”
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War of translation, treaty of Nanking, and diplomatic deception : Sir George Staunton and the birth of two early Chinese programs at the University of London by Kwan, Uganda Sze Pui

“…In fact, during the war, Staunton, being an old Chinese hand and an expert of Chinese translation, had already warned about the vulnerability of the government in view of the chronic lack of competent interpreters. However, as party politics prevailed, his good intentions were ignored. …”
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