Marshall, Sanen
Segmentary Governance And Tribal Uprisings Against The North Borneo Company
The research project revisits the administration of Sabah by the British North Borneo Chartered Company (1877-1915) in order to recreate the context in which some of the major uprisings against the Company took place. It attempts to provide an explanation of the uprisings that leans towards monocasuality, which is based an in-depth study of the segmentation of Company administration that was characteristic of the ‘informal empires’ in the 19th century.
Dr Vanessa Pupavac
Government of Malaysia
International Human Rights Law; European Union & ASEAN Institutions; International Relations Theory; Science And Epistemology.
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‘Game-theoretic perspectives on the Northern Ireland peace process’ in Manu (Issue No.7/2002), pp.60-72.
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With Kerstin Martens (2003), ‘International Organisations and Foreign Cultural Policy: A Comparative Study of the British Council, the Goethe-Institut and Alliance Française’ in Transnational Associations (No.4/2003), pp.55-68.
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'A Systemic Perspective on Regional Integration after the End of the Cold War’ in Asia Europe Journal (No.4/2005), pp.40-55.