509 the people have spoken : (essays on the making of a new Malaysia)
This book is an anthology of essays recording debates and discourses that took place leading up to the 14th General Election, the historic election that saw a change in power for the first time after more than half a century since Malaysia's Independence. This shift in power that took place on...
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Petaling Jaya, Selangor
Strategic Information and Research Development Centre
2018
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Table of Contents:
- Where are we heading? Part 1: Reflecting on the 2008 General Election 'accident'
- Where are we heading? Part 2: Standing at the juncture of 2018
- An easy guide to identifying a kleptocratic country
- Malaysians want multiracial parties, but race-based policies
- Tun Fatimah who resists China and Saudi
- Pakatan Harapan's new problem: will Mahathir replace PAS?
- Malay tsunami in dilemma
- Harapan's winning signs, in and outside the country
- On the politics of forgiving Mahathir
- The Penans: every vote counts
- Wednesday equals cheating
- #UndiRosak: the new enemy of Pakatan Harapan
- Fear of Malay tsunami - Najib's action written all over it
- The struggle for political Islam
- UMNO quietly awaits Najib's downfall
- 'Feminist Ustazah', freedom fighter, grandmother of DAP candidate
- What will decide the outcome of GE14?
- Malaysia's surprising election results
- Notes on new nation, day 1 post-GE14
- Sea change in Southeast Asia
- 'Critical optimism' light Malaysia's way forward
- Nation-building and independence once again
- New Malaysia, old problems
- What will happen to media in 'Malaysia Baru'
- Mahathir's patently unfair cabinet
- Can we have an honest conversation on Article 153?
- Unachieved ideals part 1: the endeavours of young Malaysian activists against the culture of fear
- Unachieved ideals part 2: the endeavours of young Malaysian activists against the culture of fear
- The Prime Minister-in-waiting, 10 years later
- Recording history: Anwar Ibrahim


