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The Making of Anwar Ibrahim's "Humane Economy" (Paperback)
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The Making of Anwar Ibrahim's "Humane Economy" (Paperback)
Series: Trends in Southeast Asia (TRS)
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Loot Price R230
Discovery Miles 2 300
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Anwar Ibrahim, Deputy Prime Minister of Malaysia, 1993-98, and
Opposition Leader, 2008-15 and since March 2020, is associated with
two lasting, seemingly contradictory images. Those were of the
young Anwar as a radical Islamist for whom economics seemed not to
matter, and as a pro-market reformer during the 1997 East Asian
financial crisis for whom Islam no longer mattered. Yet there was
economics in the young Anwar's Islam and, conversely, Islam in the
mature man's economics. Between them lay certain "moral
ambivalences" that occupied Anwar during the pre-crisis period when
economic growth, prosperity and ambitions were dogged by
rent-seeking, corruption and institutional degradation. Anwar had
expressed various thoughts on "Islam and economics", notably when
he was President of Angkatan Belia Islam Malaysia (ABIM, or
Malaysian Islamic Youth Movement), Minister of Finance (1991-98),
and leader of the post-Reformasi opposition. His thoughts formed
the core of a "humane economy" that he envisioned and advocated
upon his return to active politics from 2006 onwards. The vision of
a "humane economy" holds personal, ideological and political
significance at a specific political juncture in Malaysian history.
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