Category: Issue 2: Invented Traditions

Issue 2: Invented Traditions

Photo Essay: Kampung Hailam, Malacca

Post date March 22, 2020

by Yvonne Tan & Dennis Ong

Tags development, gentrification, malacca, photo essay

Issue 2: Invented Traditions

Manufacturing Hegemony and Fracturing Opposition

Post date March 22, 2020

by Jeremy Lim

Tags book review, capitalism, gary rodan, malaysia, singapore, southeast asia

Issue 2: Invented Traditions

The Invention of the Singapore Separation Story

Post date March 22, 2020

by Caleb Goh

Tags lee kuan yew, malaysia, merger, separation, singapore, tunku abdul rahman

Issue 2: Invented Traditions

Re-examining Malaysia’s Rainbow History

Post date March 22, 2020

by Bryan Cheah

Tags law, lgbt, malay world, sexuality

Issue 2: Invented Traditions

Malaysian–Iranian Relations in the Twentieth Century

Post date March 22, 2020

by Rowena Abdul Razak

Tags international relations, iran, islam, malaysia iranian relations, tunku abdul rahman

Issue 2: Invented Traditions

Impression—Representation: Modernity in the Eyes of the Malay Intelligentsia in the 1930s

Post date March 22, 2020

by Razan Rose’

Tags intelligentsia, malay newspapers, malaya, modernity, new girl

Issue 2: Invented Traditions

Through the Looking Glass: Alatas and the Subverted World of Bebalisma

Post date March 22, 2020

by Adib Faiz

Tags bebalisma, governing, philosophy, syed hussein alatas

Issue 2: Invented Traditions

Traditionalism and the Passive Revolution of Capital in Malaya

Post date March 22, 2020

by Charles Brophy

Tags capitalism, elite politics, gramsci, nationalism, passive revolution

Issue 2: Invented Traditions

Invented Tradition in a Modern Malaysia—A Concept Note

Post date March 22, 2020

by Netusha Naidu

Tags donna amoroso, historiography, hobsbawm, invented tradition, ranger