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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"New Economic Policy"”.
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Reframing the comparative discourse surrounding Malaysia's New Economic Policy and South Africa's black economic empowerment program through the lens of the political settlements framework
The comparative discourse surrounding Malaysia's New Economic Policy (NEP) and South Africa's Black Economic Empowerment (BEE) policy has been receiving greater attention. While there certainly is a sound basis for direct comparison, much of the existing literature has viewed the comparison in a …
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The construction of a #national identity' : a study of selected secondary school textbooks in Malaysia's education system, with particular reference to Peninsular Malaysia
… such as the Malay-biased national culture policy and the New Economic Policy. In addition, the study also examines other related institutions such as the Ministry of Education (i.e. its Textbook Bureau) and the book publishing industry as a whole to see how they relate to the formation in …
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Civilian Aviation Screening: A Time-Series Analysis of Confiscated Firearms at Screening Checkpoints
… For an example, did the implementation of a new economic policy improve economic performance, did a new gun ordinance reduce violent crimes; or in this study, did the federalization of civilian airport screening increase the number of confiscated firearms. Such comparison of an interrupted …
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Mining led industrialisation and gender-based violence amongst indigenous communities in Odisha, India
… development of the Indian economy. During the new economic reforms in the 1990s, India experienced widespread mining-led industrialisation on account of the abundance of natural resources present within its borders in conjunction with global advocation for the same in mineral resource-rich …
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Industrial Sickness in Indian Manufacturing
In India, the term ‘sick units’ refers to economically unviable firms which are kept alive ‘in the public interest’ by means of subsidies of various kinds. Since this practice is common, and large parts of the industrial sector are affected, this phenomenon is referred to as industrial sickness. As …
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17 November and the Strategy of Deception: Was Golitsyn Right?
In his 1984 book entitled, New Lies for Old, Committee for State Security (KGB) defector Anatoliy Golitsyn predicted a forthcoming fake democratization of communist bloc countries for the ultimate goal of deceiving and defeating the West. According to Golitsyn, Czechoslovakia played a significant …