Institutions, Not Personalities
what kind of knowledge are we actually cultivating?
Institutions, Not Personalities
what kind of knowledge are we actually cultivating?
Adab, the Sacred, and the Crisis of Knowledge
what kind of knowledge are we actually cultivating?
Seyyed Hossein Nasr and the Civilisational Ethic of Theory R
The insertion of Article 121(1A) into the Federal Constitution in 1988 was intended to resolve a jurisdictional conflict. Instead, it produced one of Malaysia’s most persistent constitutional dilemmas.
Article 121(1A): How Political Compromise Became Constitutional Confusion
The insertion of Article 121(1A) into the Federal Constitution in 1988 was intended to resolve a jurisdictional conflict. Instead, it produced one of Malaysia’s most persistent constitutional dilemmas.
Malaysia Madani Through the Lens of Theory R
Malaysia stands at a moral crossroads. After decades of institutional drift, political fatigue, and public cynicism, Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim’s Malaysia Madani framework represents an attempt at civilisational renewal, not mere policy reform. But noble frameworks fail when they remain slogans. For Madani to succeed, it must become a moral operating system for governance. This is where Theory R — […]
Follow PMs \’lead-do-ship\’
It is said that a picture is worth a thousand words. The New Straits Times lead photograph and headline story on Friday, (March 4, 2005) may be worth a million words. It captured the prime minister reviewing the rape of Bukit Cahaya (i.e. a hill of light!) greens without even a \”a single tree standing nor a […]
MPs: Much ado about nothing
The current prime minister, in his first week of office before the general election and after his espousal of the \’work with me not for me\’ philosophy, and after kissing his mother\’s hand as a mark of respect, with thanks and gratitude for raising him to become the political leader of the biggest party in […]
