Book contents
- Frontmatter
- Contents
- Acknowledgement
- Introduction
- 1 Towards A Post-Racialist Malaysia
- 2 Colonialism's Legacy Is A Defensive Psyche
- 3 All You Hybrids, Emerge From Your Closet
- 4 Labour Stripped Down To Bare Essentials
- 5 How Will Nationalism Evolve?
- 6 Selangor – The Battleground For Malaysia's Future
- 7 A Lesson For Countries Where Fear Of Political Change Runs Deep
- 8 What Brain, What Drain?
- 9 Can Pakatan Rakyat Continue To Inspire?
- 10 Tun Dr Lim, A Local And National Leader
- 11 Urban Parochialism, Rural Cosmopolitanism
- 12 How Will Najib Play His Cards?
- 13 Turning Isolating Distance Into Social Space
- 14 BN's Systemic Weaknesses Are Not Going Away
- 15 Dr M: Politician To The Core
- 16 Bookstores And Our Weak Sense Of Self-Esteem
- 17 Malaysia's Future After March 8, 2008
- 18 BN Feels The Sarawak Heat
- 19 Now's Not The Time For Najib To Call A GE
- 20 More Federalism, Less Centralism
- 21 Bersih 2.0 Is Najib's Biggest Challenge
- 22 Bersih 2.0: Malaysia's King Steps Forth
- 23 Weighing The Political Cost Of July 9
- 24 Must We Stay Victims Of Past Strategies?
- 25 UMNO Turning Right Leads BN Downhill
- 26 ISA Repeal: Najib Should Push Ahead
- 27 Will Najib's Election Goodies Be Enough?
- 28 Did Malaysia Mature When We Were Not Looking?
- 29 Securing Public Space In The Post-Imperial Age
- 30 In Malaysia, Reforms Take A Staggered Path
- 31 A Long Life Lived In Politics
- 32 Anwar Acquittal Boosts Malaysia's Opposition
- 33 New Think Tanks For New Times
- 34 Malaysian Envelopment
- 35 Saving Federalism In Malaysia
- 36 Kuala Lumpur – Still Best At Being Middling
- 37 ASEAN – A Post-Colonial Sisterhood
- 38 General Over A Hesitant Army
- 39 “Heal Malaysia” – A Slogan For The Elections
- 40 Putting May 13 To Rest
- 41 Past Cures As Present Addictions
- 42 Rules Of The Road Are Best Practices For Good Governance
- 43 Dignity Is The Basic Human Right
- 44 The Nation Must Embrace A New Stage In Its Development
- 45 Marks Of A Sincere Malaysian Leader
- 46 Impressions Of Istanbul, Or How History Never Ends
- 47 School Is Dead, Long Live Education
- 48 Income Gap, Outcome Bad
- 49 The Deuce Position And Najib's Incumbency Advantage
- 50 The Resurgence Of Social Activism In Malaysia
- 51 From Now On, It's A Malay vs Malay Contest
- 52 If Only The World Would Remain Flat…
- 53 Education For What And For Whom?
- 54 Political Picnicking In KL
- 55 Malaysian Togetherness Survives Despite Its Leaders
- 56 Malaysians Done Making Do
Book contents
- Frontmatter
- Contents
- Acknowledgement
- Introduction
- 1 Towards A Post-Racialist Malaysia
- 2 Colonialism's Legacy Is A Defensive Psyche
- 3 All You Hybrids, Emerge From Your Closet
- 4 Labour Stripped Down To Bare Essentials
- 5 How Will Nationalism Evolve?
- 6 Selangor – The Battleground For Malaysia's Future
- 7 A Lesson For Countries Where Fear Of Political Change Runs Deep
- 8 What Brain, What Drain?
- 9 Can Pakatan Rakyat Continue To Inspire?
- 10 Tun Dr Lim, A Local And National Leader
- 11 Urban Parochialism, Rural Cosmopolitanism
- 12 How Will Najib Play His Cards?
- 13 Turning Isolating Distance Into Social Space
- 14 BN's Systemic Weaknesses Are Not Going Away
- 15 Dr M: Politician To The Core
- 16 Bookstores And Our Weak Sense Of Self-Esteem
- 17 Malaysia's Future After March 8, 2008
- 18 BN Feels The Sarawak Heat
- 19 Now's Not The Time For Najib To Call A GE
- 20 More Federalism, Less Centralism
- 21 Bersih 2.0 Is Najib's Biggest Challenge
- 22 Bersih 2.0: Malaysia's King Steps Forth
- 23 Weighing The Political Cost Of July 9
- 24 Must We Stay Victims Of Past Strategies?
- 25 UMNO Turning Right Leads BN Downhill
- 26 ISA Repeal: Najib Should Push Ahead
- 27 Will Najib's Election Goodies Be Enough?
- 28 Did Malaysia Mature When We Were Not Looking?
- 29 Securing Public Space In The Post-Imperial Age
- 30 In Malaysia, Reforms Take A Staggered Path
- 31 A Long Life Lived In Politics
- 32 Anwar Acquittal Boosts Malaysia's Opposition
- 33 New Think Tanks For New Times
- 34 Malaysian Envelopment
- 35 Saving Federalism In Malaysia
- 36 Kuala Lumpur – Still Best At Being Middling
- 37 ASEAN – A Post-Colonial Sisterhood
- 38 General Over A Hesitant Army
- 39 “Heal Malaysia” – A Slogan For The Elections
- 40 Putting May 13 To Rest
- 41 Past Cures As Present Addictions
- 42 Rules Of The Road Are Best Practices For Good Governance
- 43 Dignity Is The Basic Human Right
- 44 The Nation Must Embrace A New Stage In Its Development
- 45 Marks Of A Sincere Malaysian Leader
- 46 Impressions Of Istanbul, Or How History Never Ends
- 47 School Is Dead, Long Live Education
- 48 Income Gap, Outcome Bad
- 49 The Deuce Position And Najib's Incumbency Advantage
- 50 The Resurgence Of Social Activism In Malaysia
- 51 From Now On, It's A Malay vs Malay Contest
- 52 If Only The World Would Remain Flat…
- 53 Education For What And For Whom?
- 54 Political Picnicking In KL
- 55 Malaysian Togetherness Survives Despite Its Leaders
- 56 Malaysians Done Making Do
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- Done Making Do1Party Rule Ends in Malaysia, pp. i - ivPublisher: ISEAS–Yusof Ishak InstitutePrint publication year: 2013