Cities are Many Different Creatures
by
Dato' Dr. Ooi Kee Beng
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Penang’s Waterfronts May be Its Future Identity
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Penang’s free port status began eroding after the final boundaries of Malaysia were defined with the exit of Singapore in 1965. By 1974, the federal gover...
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The Startup Landscape in Malaysia
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With a sound foundation in science and technology education, Penang should be able to reap the rewards for which it has dedicated time and investments....
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The Political Economy of Malaysia’s Migrant Worker Business
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Lessons on Democracy from the Middle East
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We were not quite sure what to expect. Initially, the expedition was meant to be a study trip to Muslim-majority countries to learn about the diverse ways in wh...
Komtar’s Hidden Gems
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At its most basic level, Komtar is the administrative heart of Penang’s state and local governments. While the 65-storey (soon to be more) tower is recogn...