Where To Malaysia? The Consequences Of A Malay State – OpEd
There are a number of signs the government of Malaysia will become Malay-centric, sharing some power with the East Malaysian
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Author: Murray Hunter
Murray Hunter has been involved in Asia-Pacific business for the last 30 years as an entrepreneur, consultant, academic, and researcher. As an entrepreneur he was involved in numerous start-ups, developing a lot of patented technology, where one of his enterprises was listed in 1992 as the 5th fastest going company on the BRW/Price Waterhouse Fast100 list in Australia. Murray is now an associate professor at the University Malaysia Perlis, spending a lot of time consulting to Asian governments on community development and village biotechnology, both at the strategic level and “on the ground”. He is also a visiting professor at a number of universities and regular speaker at conferences and workshops in the region. Murray is the author of a number of books, numerous research and conceptual papers in referred journals, and commentator on the issues of entrepreneurship, development, and politics in a number of magazines and online news sites around the world. Murray takes a trans-disciplinary view of issues and events, trying to relate this to the enrichment and empowerment of people in the region.
Website: https://murrayhunter.substack.com/
Articles by Murray Hunter :
Can Reconstituted Multiracial Political Parties Rescue Malaysia From The Dark Forces? – OpEd
Changing the paradigm of Malaysian politics Most Malaysians have been disillusioned with the present race-based party system in Malaysia. However,
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Reforming The Malaysian Special Branch – Analysis
Special Branch needs to be separated from the Royal Malaysian Police Back in 2019, the Malaysian Human Rights Commission (Suhakam)
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Malaysia: Increasing Restrictions On Press Freedom – Analysis
With Malaysia’s huge leap of 40 places on the World Press Freedom Index earlier this year, the Fahmi Fadzil, the
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Malaysia: Anwar’s ‘Unity Coalition Government’ Is Beginning To Crumble – Analysis
Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim’s Madani government has fallen into self-destruct mode. Over the last eleven months, the realties of
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Albanese Is Creating A Feudal-Strata Within The Aboriginal Community – OpEd
Australian prime minister Anthony Albanese and the ‘yes’ vote campaign leadership are in denial over the defeat of ‘The Voice’
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Indigenous Australians Didn’t Wholeheartedly Support ‘The Voice’, Why Would Other Voters? – OpEd
Australians overwhelmingly rejected ‘The Voice’ with only around 40+ percent voting in favour, and at least 5 states not carrying
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Albanese Is Setting Back The Cause Of Indigenous Australians – OpEd
With the early voting now open for “The Voice” referendum, the nation is greatly divided. The campaign for “Yes” and
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Expanding The Possibilities Within Climate Science – OpEd
Climate science is work in progress The current narratives and theatrics around climate science/global warming have us believe carbon is
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The Julian Assange Rejection Should Prompt Australia To Make A New Defence Assessment – OpEd
Time for honest self-realization After a long and drawn-out saga, the Australian Guantanamo inmate David Hicks was eventually repatriated back
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