'The Political Mobilization of the Christian Community in Malaysia' outlines how the Malaysian Christian community defends its religious rights without being construed as anti-Islam.

Pui Yee Choong is Senior Lecturer at the Department of Southeast Asian Studies at University of Malaya. She has published journal articles, book chapters, and opinion editorials on contemporary Malaysian political and social issues. She was previously the History and Regional Studies Programme Coordinator at the Penang Institute, Malaysia, and a Senior Analyst at the S. Rajaratnam School of International Studies. Pui Yee holds a Ph.D. in Political Science from Monash University, an MSc in Strategic Studies from the Nanyang Technological University, and a BA(Hons) in Southeast Asian Studies from the University of Malaya.

List of abstracts and keywords, List of abbreviations, List of tables, Chapter One: Contextualizing and Theorizing Christian Political Mobilization in Malaysia, Chapter Two: A Competitive Authoritarian Regime, Islamization, and the Christian Community, Chapter Three: Unflinching Principles and Whimpers of Protest, 1980–90, Chapter Four: Learned Submission to Semi-opposition Engagement, 1991–2002, Chapter Five: Seizing Political Opportunities for Mobilization, 2003–7, Chapter Six: From Resisting Repression to Oblique Oppositional Mobilization, 2008–15, Chapter Seven: Stories from the East: Resisting Islamization and Preserving Local Rights, Chapter Eight: Conclusion, Bibliography, Appendix A: Official Letter from Najib Razak to Bishop Moon Hing Ng Proposing a 10-Point Solution, Index