Education and Social Policy
Education and Social Policy
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Domestic PolicyEnhancing rail transport services in the Klang Valley
There is a critical need to pay attention and focus on thinking about service enhancement.
By Anis Salwana Abdul Malik -
Education and Social Policy
Legal recognition of delivery riders is not a “one-shot” solution
Special legislation for semi-formalisation is the way forward towards a more balanced bargaining relations.
By Hazriq Iqmal Abdul Aziz -
Education and Social Policy
Mental Colonisation and Cultural Imperialism-Threat of Technology and Social Media (PART 2)
Technology and social media carry the potential for significant negative impacts and irreversibility at the individual and social level.
By Ameen Kamal -
Education and Social Policy
Way towards a healthier society
Labelling which informs and warns are equally necessary – after all “prevention is better than cure”.
By Anis Salwana Abdul Malik -
Education and Social Policy
Mental Colonisation and Cultural Imperialism – Threat of Technology and Social Media (PART 1)
Potential dangers of technology and content from social media extend far beyond the impacts on the education system and the workforce.
By Ameen Kamal -
Economy and Finance
Malaysian Brain Drain: Damn you don’t!
For Malaysia, brain drain means no escape from starvation of talent replacement, making the country lose its competitive edge to other more developed nations.
By Rais Hussin and Margarita Peredaryenko -
Education and Social Policy
Wakeup Call: Brain Drain is only a symptom
The quality of the country’s stewardship is a single most critical variable. Brain drain is only a symptom.
By Rais Hussin -
Education and Social Policy
The perennial paradox in the issue of supply of teachers in Malaysia
A teaching crisis resulting from a supply shortage would potentially impact and disrupt the nation-building process.
By Rosihan Addin Rosihan Adi -
Education and Social Policy
Is it high time to legalise medical marijuana in Malaysia?
The decriminalisation of medicinal cannabis would enable Malaysia to tap into a USD20.73 billion global market.
By Rosihan Addin Rosihan Adi -
Domestic Policy
Women’s issues are also issues that require the national (or the other gender’s) attention
It's crucial to intensify the advocacy and promotion of women issues – so that men could have a clearer idea of what women are facing (and vice versa).
By Amanda Yeo
