New Mandala

Public Lecture | Australian National University | 21 May 2018

Assoc Prof Bridget Welsh, John Cabot University

Photo: Lim Huey Teng, Malaysiakini

Panel discussion recorded at "Cambodia on the Brink: Towards the 2018 Elections", a public conference hosted on 9 March 2018 by the Australian National University's College of Asia and the Pacific with support from the Tifa Foundation.

SPEAKERS

Preap Kol | Executive Director, Transparency International Cambodia

Julia Wallace | Journalist

Billy Chia-Lung Tai | Human rights consultant

MODERATOR

Assoc Prof Sango Mahanty | Australian National University

Panel discussion recorded at "Cambodia on the Brink: Towards the 2018 Elections", a public conference hosted on 9 March 2018 by the Australian National University's College of Asia and the Pacific with support from the Tifa Foundation.

SPEAKERS

Preap Kol | Executive Director, Transparency International Cambodia

Julia Wallace | Journalist

Billy Chia-Lung Tai | Human rights consultant

MODERATOR

Assoc Prof Sango Mahanty | Australian National University

As Malaysians head to the 14th General Elections (GE14), the stakes have seldom been higher. The nature of the nation is now fiercely contested. While many Malaysians see the GE14 election season as another fraught debate over the core economic issues of the cost of living, inflation, and health and education infrastructure, there are also renewed fissures over the roles of religion and culture in determining Malaysia in the 21st century. And all of these issues arising at a time of great uncertainty in the region, as China rises and the United States retreats.

In this discussion, recorded at an ANU Malaysia Institute—New Mandala public forum in Kuala Lumpur on 8 February 2018, Merdeka Center’s Ibrahim Suffian, Universiti Malaya Professor Edmund Terence Gomez, Malaysia Muda convener and lawyer Fadiah Nadwa Fikri, and ANU historian Dr Amrita Malhi unravel some of these themes with the latest available data and analyses with New Mandala Contributing Editor Kean Wong.

You can also listen to an interview with New Mandala's Kean Wong and ANU's Amrita Malhi on Malaysia's BFM radio: http://bit.ly/2Chzvx

Follow @GE14NewMandala on Twitter for more updates on New Mandala's coverage of Malaysia's election season.

As Malaysians head to the 14th General Elections (GE14), the stakes have seldom been higher. The nature of the nation is now fiercely contested. While many Malaysians see the GE14 election season as another fraught debate over the core economic issues of the cost of living, inflation, and health and education infrastructure, there are also renewed fissures over the roles of religion and culture in determining Malaysia in the 21st century. And all of these issues arising at a time of great uncertainty in the region, as China rises and the United States retreats.

In this discussion, recorded at an ANU Malaysia Institute—New Mandala public forum in Kuala Lumpur on 8 February 2018, Merdeka Center’s Ibrahim Suffian, Universiti Malaya Professor Edmund Terence Gomez, Malaysia Muda convener and lawyer Fadiah Nadwa Fikri, and ANU historian Dr Amrita Malhi unravel some of these themes with the latest available data and analyses with New Mandala Contributing Editor Kean Wong.

You can also listen to an interview with New Mandala's Kean Wong and ANU's Amrita Malhi on Malaysia's BFM radio: http://bit.ly/2Chzvx

Follow @GE14NewMandala on Twitter for more updates on New Mandala's coverage of Malaysia's election season.

Panel discussion recorded at "Cambodia on the Brink: Towards the 2018 Elections", a public conference hosted on 9 March 2018 by the Australian National University's College of Asia and the Pacific with support from the Tifa Foundation.

SPEAKERS

Leng Thearith | Phd Candidate, UNSW @ ADFA

Elaine Pearson | Australia Director, Human Rights Watch

Prof Gareth Evans | Chancellor, Australian National University

MODERATOR

Aaron L. Connelly | East Asia Program, Lowy Institute

Panel discussion recorded at "Cambodia on the Brink: Towards the 2018 Elections", a public conference hosted on 9 March 2018 by the Australian National University's College of Asia and the Pacific with support from the Tifa Foundation.

SPEAKERS

Leng Thearith | Phd Candidate, UNSW @ ADFA

Elaine Pearson | Australia Director, Human Rights Watch

Prof Gareth Evans | Chancellor, Australian National University

MODERATOR

Aaron L. Connelly | East Asia Program, Lowy Institute