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Malaysia can do better than “platform capitalism”

The post-industrial economy has come, but without post-industrial prosperity

Rohingya genocide warrants and the legitimacy battle in Myanmar

Defending Aung San Suu Kyi’s reputation becomes a faultline within the resistance

Duterte at The Hague

It’s a blow to impunity—but not even close to a fatal one

Name-calling in Myanmar: on people

Names, titles and honorifics can be a political landmine for scholars

Name-calling in Myanmar: on protocols

From Naypyidaw to Tatmadaw, there’s plenty in a name

Will Pekanbaru become Indonesia’s Cox’s Bazar?

The treatment of refugees in Indonesia sees a serious setback

Ethnic solidarities in Myanmar: coalitions or movement?

Revolution has opened new opportunities to transcend entrenched racial and class dynamics

“Playing” with labour: on collective cleaning in Lao PDR

Tidying up for socialism—or socialising?

New Mandala in 2024

An end-of-year note from the editor.

Thailand’s deinstitutionalised democracy movement

Thai conservatives have sought to prevent reformists from putting down roots in society—and it’s worked

Myanmar’s MI and the Kempeitai: a historical footnote

The Japanese influence on Ne Win’s military intelligence force has been exaggerated