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This study empirically assesses the degree of assimilation and its implications on ethnic identification. It also examines the relational interplay of cultural assimilation, structural assimilation and marital assimilation to ethnic identification. The data of this study was derived from a questionnaire survey of 200 Malays of Acehnese descendent in Malaysia. The findings indicate that there is a high degree of assimilation with a moderate loss of ethnic identification. Furthermore, the findings of the study also show that structural assimilation positively and significantly related to cultural assimilation and marital assimilation, whereas cultural assimilation, structural assimilation, and marital assimilation are negatively and significantly correlated with ethnic identification. The study finds that marital assimilation is playing a pivotal intervening role in reducing the degree of ethnic identification. Keywords—assimilation; ethnic identity; Malays of Acehnese descendent

The Effects of Assimilation on Ethnic Identity among Malays of Acehnese Descendent in Malaysia