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If you wish to comment and have already registered with WordPress, please go into any of the Key Themes (see right) or Synopsis (below), scroll to the bottom of the section,  and then proceed to login, where indicated. You can then leave your comment to the section that you are in. If you have not yet registered with WordPress, please register here.

Please note that much of the contents in the Key Themes are simply excerpts of chapters in the Book which bear the same name. For a complete understanding of these themes, we suggest you pick up a copy of RESET at your nearest bookstore (or purchase it online)!

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Key Themes of RESET

-Why Bother?
-The Notion of Hospitality
-The Malay Struggle
-Democracy Vs Special Rights
-Communal Prejudice
-Race Politics
-Sailing With The Wind
-Maintaining the Equilibrium
-Meeting the Principles
-The Proposal

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Author

Suflan Shamsuddin qualified as a barrister from the Middle Temple and was then called to the Malaysian Bar. He is currently based in London, England.

About The Book

Many would blame Malaysia’s current political upheaval on decades of ineptitude, abuse and race-based politics. Although the electoral “tsunami” suggests a rejection of past methods, an alignment on the way forward remains in doubt. RESET examines the fundamentals of Malaysia’s socio-political fabric and delivers an uncompromising analysis of the underlying causes of the nation’s current political crisis. It reveals our collective complicity and explains how, together, we might beat the impasse. RESET is meant for all Malaysians (no matter their political allegiance) who are courageous, willing to call a spade a spade, and want true effective and lasting change, in the name of their children, and those of their fellow countrymen.

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Disclaimer

While I fully appreciate and respect the right of free expression, I ask all of you to kindly refrain from using abusive language that might unduly cause offence, or making remarks of a personal nature against anyone or any community. RESET is about charting the way forward for the country, and to do so, we must be able to have a frank and hardnosed discussion on all issues affecting us. But we must be able to have that discussion dispassionately and with civility and respect towards each other if it is going to be a meaningful and constructive engagement.

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