Online politicisation: Singapore’s source of new activists By James Gomez This article is first published in Malaysiakini.com on 29 May 2008. The post 2006 GE participation and exposure to online political expression and real world political activities has given birth to a new pool of civil-political activists in Singapore. MCPX This new pool of activists [...]
The makings of political Malaysia By Tricia Yeoh LOST in Transition: Malaysia under Abdullah by Ooi Kee Beng is a rich addition to the growing number of books documenting contemporary Malaysian affairs. And it emerges at no better time than this – as the man himself comes under severe fire on many fronts, despite recent [...]
Time to act as statesmen BRAVE NEW WORLD By AZMI SHAROM 20 March 2008 http://thestar.com.my/columnists/story It’s a whole new type of politics out there and the new state governments and the country too need time to adjust to this change. After the excitement of the election results (yes, I’m still writing about the election, apologies [...]
(Opinions and Comments) The ‘political tsunami’ explained By Dzulkefly Ahmad 31 March 2008 http://malaysiakini.com A fortnight after the 12th general election (GE) only those in total defiance and denial could dare contest that the Barisan Nasional (BN) suffered a ‘political tsunami’. ——————————- The extent of damage this tsunami caused the BN has a parallel in [...]
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