Malaysia: Recent Trends and ChallengesThis book documents the trends and challenges that are taking place in the more important sectors of Malaysia. The chapters, written by specialists with an intimate knowledge of the country, cover major topics such as population trends and patterns, Islam Hadhari, Bangsa Malaysia, politics and the 2004 general election, civil service reforms, corporate governance, educational reforms, the impact of globalisation on the economy, and Malaysia’s relations with Singapore. Recent developments in these areas are likely to have a profound bearing on Malaysia and its neighbours in the years ahead. The book provides readers with a greater appreciation and a deeper understanding of Malaysia, which is undergoing significant changes and challenges. |
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Contents
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The Emerging Politics of Islam Hadhari | 26 |
Bangsa Malaysia Vision or Spin? | 47 |
The 2004 Malaysian General Elections Economic Development Electoral Trends and the Decline of the Opposition | 73 |
The UMNOPAS Struggle Analysis of PASs Defeat in 2004 | 100 |
The Malay Electorate in 2004 Reversing the 1999 Result? | 132 |
UMNO and BN in the 2004 Election The Political Culture of Complex Identities | 157 |
Malaysias Civil Service Reform Mahathirs Legacies and Abdullahs Challenges | 195 |
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