Ousted! an Insider's Story of the Ties That Failed to Bind (Book Review)
Contemporary Southeast Asia 2006, August, 28, 2
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Publisher Description
Ousted! An Insider's Story of the Ties That Failed to Bind. By Patrick Keith. Singapore: Media Masters, 2005. Softcover: 198pp. This book is about the separation of Singapore and Malaysia from an insider who felt it was time to unshackle his "self-censorship" and to tell "a different way of approaching the separation story" (p. 3). It is true of any major political event that there will always be an enduring curiosity for new information. This book brought on such a curiosity to see if there are other facts on why Singapore and Malaysia parted company
GENRE
Politics & Current Affairs
RELEASED
2006
1 August
LANGUAGE
EN
English
LENGTH
8
Pages
PUBLISHER
Institute of Southeast Asian Studies (ISEAS)
SIZE
243.6
KB
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