Dr. Rabi’ah Aminudin

Dr. Rabi’ah Aminudin is an Associate Professor in Political Science at the International Islamic University Malaysia (IIUM), where she teaches Islamic Administrative System, Gender and Politics, Research Methodology, Intergovernmental Relations, and East Asian Politics. She completed her PhD from University of Manchester in 2015 with her thesis titled " Explaining the Institutional Capacity of State Feminism in a Non-Western Setting: A Case Study of the Malaysian Women's Policy Agency". Her main interests are identity politics in public policy, political institutions gender and politics, and political institutions.

Labour

The Case for Reviewing Malaysian Civil Servants’ Salary

Dr. Normala Mohd Adnan, Dr. Rabi’ah Aminudin, Dr. Norhaslinda Jamaiudin · September 25, 2023

The remuneration system for Malaysian civil servants have remained unchanged in the past two decades, despite recent shifts spearheaded by the Covid-19 pandemic and ongoing performance issues.

Violent Extremism

Gendering Countering Violent Extremism (CVE) Initiatives in Malaysia

Dr. Rabi’ah Aminudin · May 3, 2021

Malaysian women are no longer harmless nor immune to violent extremism. It is thus imperative for gender perspectives to be included in the design and implementation of Countering Violent Extremism (CVE) initiatives in Malaysia.