Malaysia’s Dimensions of Conflict

By Ooi Kok Hin

March 2018 FEATURE
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Loyalties will be tested in the 14th general election.A discussion on the deeper dimensions of conflict and other aspects of the upcoming 14th Malaysian general election couldn’t be timelier, with the elections having to be called by the middle of the year. What do the persistent trends tell us? What are the implications of the new political realignments? How will East Malaysia fare? All these questions were deliberated during Penang Institute’s forum, “Malaysian Elections 2018: Dimensions of Conflict”, held in...

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