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Nazir Razak’s defence of FDI performance doubtful

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Published: Thursday, 29 July 2010 04:44
Posted by Pak Sako

In any case, the net FDI figure, if that is what is referred to by Nazir, is not the issue (it is the FDI inflow that is). The net FDI figure can be zero even for an economically robust country which has a high FDI inflow ... 

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Chinese are Jews: A Malaysian syllogism for Ketuanan

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Published: Thursday, 01 July 2010 07:35
Posted by ShuZheng

Mahathir Mohamad has been one of the earliest to bed the Chinese and the Jewish diaspora – his two pet hate projects. His most recent rants against both Jews and Chinese are today preambled and chorused by other Malaysians.....

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A Race Relations Act for M’sia? (Part 1)

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Published: Tuesday, 15 June 2010 08:49
Posted by Jeyaseelen Anthony

It is clear from the wordings of Article 153(1) that the drafters of the federal constitution did not envisage that a system where ‘apartheid’-type policies employed against the minorities would be the order of the day.

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A Race Relations Act for M’sia? (Part 2)

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Published: Wednesday, 16 June 2010 11:58
Posted by Jeyaseelen Anthony

The current implementation of Article 153 has resulted in reverse discrimination – with Malay domination in the public sector, and unlawful discrimination against non-Malays in education, GLCs, procurement and local authorities.

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Public intellectuals: Promise and prospects?

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Published: Saturday, 05 June 2010 03:45
Posted by Philip TN Koh

The intellectual elites are mostly co-opted within the power structures pay-rolled by the ruling powers of the day. It may be that a particular regime may favour a specific institution elevating it to a think tank......

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