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On vibrant port cities and anomalous nation states
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          Dato' Dr. Ooi Kee Beng
        
     
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            New dynamics demand new directions
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        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 t... 
    
    
    
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            Turning disability into a national asset
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        Malaysia is signatory to numerous conventions on equal opportunities and equal treatment for disabled persons. However, Malaysian society has yet to give adequate thought to the productivity factor of disabled persons and whether they can be gainfully employed. 
    
    
          
    
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          Khor Hung Teik
    
      
    
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