Publications

This article explores why highly educated married women in Malaysia exit or do not enter the labour force, despite education levels equal to or higher than their husbands. Drawing on findings from the KRI–SRR survey, it highlights how structural barriers, caregiving responsibilities, and household dynamics shape women’s participation, challenging the stereotype that non-working women are not contributing to the economy or nation.

This View is Part 3 of a three-part analysis of the US-Malaysia trade deal. Part 1 looked at the new tariffs and industrial policy, while Part 2 looked at non-tariff measures.

This View looks at non tariffs measures impacts of the US-Malaysia trade deal. It is Part 2 of a three-part analysis. Part 1 looks at tariffs and industrial policy, while Part 3 looks at the interaction between foreign policy and industrial policy.

This View looks at tariffs and industrial policy impacts of the US-Malaysia trade deal. It is Part 1 of a three-part analysis. Part 2 looks at non-tariff measures, while Part 3 looks at the interaction between foreign policy and industrial policy.

Master-slave morality, central to Nietzsche’s On the Genealogy of Morality, links social hierarchy to moral values, revealing roots of societal polarization.