Malaysia

The dissonance between Abe and Najib is explained by the current status of their long dominant parties

It is dangerous for Malay Muslims to look to 'immigrants' or the past to define themselves

The problem with the ETP is not the diagnosis, but the prescription.

A Christian perspective of the Trinity.

A view from the Ipoh main street on the Tiger of Jelutong.

Can the Malaysian government implement the much needed economic reforms?

The curse or elixir of Malaysia politics?

The Tiger of Jelutong is dead. Long live the Tiger of Jelutong.

Irene Fernandez recognised that our humanity is defined by the manner in which we relate to others especially by those whom society considers the least.

Indonesia-Malaysia rivalry is very much like sibling rivalry, with the younger one always demanding attention.

The answer to how Malaysia is doing depends on who is being asked, and when.

Malaysia means good times, some madness and sadness.

Clive Kessler's concluding analysis of daulat, monarchy and constitutionalism in modern Malaysia.

If pleasurable pain can be said to be a critical political factor, then recent developments in Malaysia is to be welcomed.

Daulat and kedaulatan each has its place, and each is to be honoured in its own place, and not to be inserted into that of the other.

Malaysia and Singapore in action at the Association of Asian Studies Conference.

Is there something more to the position of the traditional Malay ruler than his modern constitutional position?

Elections are the means for greater democratisation in Malaysia, yet it is leading to greater polarisation.

Clive Kessler presents his original analysis of daulat, kedaulatan, sovereignty and modern constitutionalism in Malaysia.

Insurgencies in southern Thailand complicates Malaysia-Thai relations.

Clive Kessler revisits the origins of 'daulat' and 'devaraja' and how Malaysia's 'new royalists" are re-imposing these concepts.

Malaysia and Singapore's ‘special relations’ are important but can never be taken for granted advises Bilveer Singh.

Malaysia's “new royalist” theorists reinvents "derhaka" in an attempt to rewrite the Malaysian constitution.

Malaysian Mak Nyahs (male-to-female transexuals) continue to fight for the right to be themselves.