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Chinese Investment in Malaysia: COVID-19, Democracy and Beyond – CORRIGENDUM

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  10 May 2023

Vivien Chen  and
Weitseng Chen
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Comparative Lawcorrigendum
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Asian Journal of Comparative Law , Volume 18 , Special Issue 1: China's Global Capital and the Coronavirus: Views from Comparative Law and Regulation , April 2023 , pp. 80
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Copyright © The Author(s), 2023. Published by Cambridge University Press on behalf of the National University of Singapore

The authors have identified the following errors, which are being corrected to ensure accuracy and clarity:

A period shall be placed at the end of the sentence that begins with ‘Malaysia's white flags…’.

The phrase ‘Still reeling from the scandal…’ shall read ‘Still reeling from the 1MDB scandal…’.

The first sentence of the section titled ‘Rule of law, authoritarian legacy, and the state-business nexus’ (p 64) shall be read as one sentence: Although Malaysia is a young democracy, it has some authoritarian characteristics, limited44 checks-and-balances and judicial independence has been curtailed.45

References

Chen, Vivien & Chen, Weitseng, ‘Chinese Investment in Malaysia: COVID-19, Democracy and Beyond’ (2023) 18 Asian Journal of Comparative Law 60–78.Google Scholar