The politics of visioning and coalition building in Malaysia a futures studies approach
The idea for the book come from the event, the 14th General Elections in the country on 9 May 2018 that saw changes in the structure, personalities and systems in a Government.
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Pulau Pinang
Penerbit Universiti Sains Malaysia
2021
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Table of Contents:
- Introduction: scenarios for the changing needs of the new Malaysia
- pt.1. Setting the Scene
- The Mahathir-led coalition won and the UMNO-led coalition lost in the 14th General Elections
- Challenges facing the 'New Malaysia' government
- The first hundred days of the Pakatan Harapan government
- In the New Malaysia is the Pakatan Harapan government at odds with 'Malay reality'?
- What Malaysians want from their government?
- pt.2. Needs Determinants Analysis - Domestic
- Balancing the 'pH factor' of the Pakatan Harapan government
- Slowly but surely Pakatan Harapan is taking on race relations
- Is the blame game stopping anytime soon?
- Economics at the heart of the country's future
- pt.3. Needs Determinants Analysis - Foreign
- Preserving the past is everything for Malaysian diplomacy
- Descriptions for Malaysian foreign policy today
- The 'Mahathir-styled logic' in foreign policy once again-- Reviving 'look east policy' out of political necessity and strategic considerations
- Prescriptions for a peaceful and safer world
- The remaking of Asia by Malaysia
- pt.4. Change Drivers - Domestic
- Prime Minister of Malaysia - progeny and legacy
- Making Malaysia a roaring tiger once again
- A choice of two visions for the future
- The race betweem the tortoise and the hare - what it means for domestic politics?
- pt.5. Change Drivers - External
- Is technology to benefit humankind?
- United States unhinged from the rest of the world
- China's economic diplomacy is for more trade not war
- pt.6. Scenario Presentations
- Scenario development and presentations
- Similarities and differences in scenarios over the years