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Malaysia’s Oil Shock Absorption: Adding Agility to the Subsidy Regime Published As global oil prices seesaw in the wake of war, Malaysia’s government has a chance to think ahead and reduce any potential sharp swings. [1]
Death Without Departure: Bung Moktar and the Persistence of His East Coast Political Authority Published All politics is local and, in many cases, personal. [2]
Local Polls in Putrajaya: The Perfect Pilot Project? Published Local elections in Malaysia warrant a second look. A debate over local elections has resurfaced in Malaysia. [3]
Ooi Kok Hin is Visiting Fellow at the Malaysia Studies Programme of ISEAS – Yusof Ishak Institute. CONTRIBUTORS Ooi Kok Hin ![](http [4]
Malaysia’s Unity Government’s 10-Year Term Limit Terminated: What Next? Published The prime minister and his government have little time to lose in pushing harder for reform, if they wish to retain their support base. [5]
Running of Kuala Lumpur: When Demographics Stand in the Way of Direct Polls Published There are sound reasons for Kuala Lumpur to have a directly elected mayor. [6]
Dr Vilashini Somiah is Senior Lecturer and Head of the Gender Studies Programme, Universiti Malaya. She was a Visiting Fellow with the Malaysia Studies Programme at ISEAS – Yusof Ishak Institute. [7]
Long Reads Japan’s Growing Hard-power Profile: Implications for Southeast Asia Published Japan is emerging as a consequential hard-power player, expanding its deterrence and defence-industrial capabilities, as well as its regional and global defence ... [8]
Malaysia’s Oil Shock Absorption: Adding Agility to the Subsidy Regime Published As global oil prices seesaw in the wake of war, Malaysia’s government has a chance to think ahead and reduce any potential sharp swings.
Death Without Departure: Bung Moktar and the Persistence of His East Coast Political Authority Published All politics is local and, in many cases, personal.
Local Polls in Putrajaya: The Perfect Pilot Project? Published Local elections in Malaysia warrant a second look. A debate over local elections has resurfaced in Malaysia.
Ooi Kok Hin is Visiting Fellow at the Malaysia Studies Programme of ISEAS – Yusof Ishak Institute. CONTRIBUTORS Ooi Kok Hin ![](http
Malaysia’s Unity Government’s 10-Year Term Limit Terminated: What Next? Published The prime minister and his government have little time to lose in pushing harder for reform, if they wish to retain their support base.
Running of Kuala Lumpur: When Demographics Stand in the Way of Direct Polls Published There are sound reasons for Kuala Lumpur to have a directly elected mayor.
Dr Vilashini Somiah is Senior Lecturer and Head of the Gender Studies Programme, Universiti Malaya. She was a Visiting Fellow with the Malaysia Studies Programme at ISEAS – Yusof Ishak Institute.
Long Reads Japan’s Growing Hard-power Profile: Implications for Southeast Asia Published Japan is emerging as a consequential hard-power player, expanding its deterrence and defence-industrial capabilities, as well as its regional and global defence
LGBTQ Issues in Malaysia and the Politics of Conservative Modernity Published Malaysia’s ruling government has a tough balancing act to pull off on the reform front.
Cross-Causeway Consumption: Singaporean Shoppers and the Evolving Economy of Johor’s Ramadan Bazaars Published Variety and affordability are the spice of life for fans of Ramadan bazaars on both sides of the Causeway.