Rich Malaysia, poor Malaysians
Rich Malaysia, Poor Malaysians grew out of the author's search for enlightening answers to Malaysia's problems as well as his wishes and proposals for a better Malaysia. It is his attempt to bring pressure upon decision makers and policy specialists, as well as to create awareness amongst...
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Petaling Jaya, Selangor
Gerakbudaya Enterprise
2017
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Table of Contents:
- pt.1.Malaysia's Petroleum Resources
- My oil and gas adventure
- Is Petronas an ungrateful child of Malaysia?
- Is Malaysia's rigid fiscal regime the best recipe for Petronas' success
- Malaysia's oil royalty rumble
- Higher royalty versus state ownership of Petronas
- pt.2. Socio-economics
- Why the Government should fund higher education
- A barometer on Malaysia's healthcare system: are we doomed to fail?
- Malaysia's hollow economy and the fundamental flaws of a high income nation ambition
- MalaysiaL high income nation, low income Rakyat
- The fallacy of Malaysia's economic realities and foreign workers
- The myth of the rich and poor
- How welfare is inclusive, just, and catalytic to the Malaysian economy
- Unleashing women for socioeconomic superiority: empowering women, empowering Malaysia!
- Imposing five efficient and green enabled key sectors to save Malaysia's environmental plague and economy
- Malaysia's vicious inequality and proposed actions to remedy it
- A guide to the Trans Pacific Partnership Agreement (TPPA) - Why BANTAH?
- Debunking the misconceptions of the fight against the TPPA
- The TPPA saga and its free trade roots
- pt.3. Education
- Battling apathy and ignorance for a prosperous Malaysia
- TIMSS 2011: an analysis of Malaysia's achievement
- Inculcating a reading culture: towards a first world nation
- Revolutionising a Malaysian enlightenment through critical thinking
- The continuous revisiting of Islamic thought is a must
- Is the modern school system a betrayal of education?
- Fifty-five years of independence: redefining the basis of national education
- Love as a pedagogy and Malaysia's philosophy of education
- pt.4.Volunteerism
- Education volunteerism via Teach for the Needs: part 1
- Education volunteerism via Teach for the Needs: part 2
- Opening remarks at the TFTN education convention #TFTN 2013
- Volunteerism and the third sector as an agent of democracy
- pt.5. Epilogue
- Anwar Ibrahim and reformasi: from the eyes of an ordinary citizen
- Who to vote for: a dummies guide to the manifesto
- Information freedom, the fourth and fifth estate: hail the media and the whistle-blowers
- Whither Malaysia: where do we go from here? A wish-list
- Gabungan Merdeka Rakyat Declaration
- AMAN's demands and 7 key basis of objection