Video: Malaysian economist predicts the local economy will recover within a year
Prof Woo Wing Thye is interviewed by Pheonix TV on his views on Malaysia's economic recovery in a post-COVID scenario.
JCI-JSC-WP-2020-03: Skills and Human Capital Development of ASEAN
In this JCI-JSC Working Paper, Prof Shandre M. Thangavelu and co-author Dr Wenxiao Wang give an overview of the human capital development policies of ASEAN in terms of education and training.
Radio: ERC Proposes List of Electoral Reforms
Danesh Prakash Chacko, research analyast, speaks to BFM on his thoughts on the 49 recommendations presented by the Electoral Reforms Committee yesterday, including a separation of functions currently under the Election Commission.
Video: Realiti Rakyat: Kanak-kanak masih dibelenggu isu malnutrisi
Derek Kok, Research Analyst at JCI, speaks to Astro Awani on Malaysia's growing child stunting, even amongst affluent families.
Video: Malaysia’s Sustainable Development: The Decade For Action
Prof Woo Wing Thye joins other thought leaders to discuss on the various aspects of Malaysia’s sustainable development journey in achieving the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development.
Transforming Borneo: From Land Exploitation to Sustainable Development
Dr Goh Chun Sheng introduces his book "Transforming Borneo", which lays out his viewpoint on how to maintain economic growth without causing further environmental impact.
JCI-JSC-WP-2020-02: FDI Activities and Integration in ASEAN and East Asia
In this JCI-JSC Working Paper, Prof Shandre M. Thangavelu, JCI Vice-President, and co-authors examine the FDI activities and investment integration in Asia with a particular focus on ASEAN countries.
Supply Chain Resilience: Reducing Vulnerability to Economic Shocks, Financial Crises, and Natural Disasters
Prof Shandre Thangavelu's co-edited book investigates individual companies’ and industries’ supply chain risk management approaches to identify risk drivers and verify effective risk-reduction measures and business continuity plans.
Are parliamentary committees ‘suspended’ now?
Prof Wong Chin Huat summarises the debate on the status of parliamentary select committee--offering his interpretation that committees are already practically “suspended”.
Consider This: PN 100 Days (Part 3) – Parliamentary Numbers Still Important?
Is the question of legitimacy still important today, as it was 100 days ago? And what does stability mean for the governance of the country? Prof Wong Chin Huat explains.