Race, religion, royalty in Malaysia: discursively reproduced, resisted, renegotiated

Key Points

• Discourse shapes cultural identity in Malaysia, intertwining race and religion.
• The study reveals how royal narratives influence societal power dynamics and identity formation.
• Analysis uses qualitative methods to unpack complex interactions between race, religion, and royalty.
• Implications highlight the need for ongoing discussions about identity and cultural negotiation in Malaysia.