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,Introduction: State-State Relations and New State-Business Relations—China in Malaysia,rged by China with Southeast Asian countries who were privy to BRI-linked investments, contributed to the building of a new state-business order. This chapter provides an overview of this state-business order, fashioned by the governments of China and Malaysia.

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