New dynamics demand new directions

By Liew Chin Tong

September 2010 THINK TANK THOUGHTS
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When resources are limited, new approaches to research are needed if the results are to be of the type that are not only useful but that also hold their own momentum. With global dynamics changing fast, new directions for research which promise higher efficacy are a pressing need.When i took over as executive director for the Socio-Economic and Environmental Research Institute (SERI) 10 months ago, my goal was to bring the Penang think tank to new heights in conventional areas...

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Liew Chin Tong

is a Senator and Member of Penang Institute’s Board of Directors.

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