The Malay Dilemma Kindle Edition

Interesting insight to the dynamics of Malaysia that built up unrest over time. Certain wording was old fashioned and potentially offensive such as using "negroes" and "red indians." Additionally, the sentence structure was annoying to follow at times. Long run-on sentences made me lose myself midsentence on what statement was being made.I found the genetic piece interesting, but it felt Hitler-esque in regards to talking about superior races. Speaking of the problems with inbreeding is completely valid, although his choice of using Mendelian genetics was flawed. He mistakenly oversimplified genetics by making it seem as if there are dominant and recessive "intelligence" genes. Some human traits are Mendelian such as eye color, but intelligence involves many, many genes.

I ordered it some time ago, but I think it got lost in the mail system. It was not in my post office box and they haven't seen it either...

Timely delivery; good book.

"The Malay Dilemma" resulted in a political problem at the time it was published. It gave a somewhat biased, although not entirely inaccurate, picture of Malaya?Malaysia from the Malay point of view, with some arguable opinions.

This might be a great explanation of the goings on in Malaysia. Before you buy it you should know that the author doesn't like Jews - it's all in the book.

This new version provides a slight change of view from his past opinions due to the dynamics of globalisation.A must read for all malays.