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Marx in Malaysia

Yin Shao Loong, Institut Rakyat | Sivarajan Arumugan, Parti Sosialis Malaysia | Yuva Balan, Committee for a Workers' International | Ahmad Fuad Rahmat, Projek Dialog

23-Sep-15 21:00

Marx in Malaysia

As the world sees a rise in leftist politics, we take a look at the most venerable leftist of all, Karl Marx. But we will ground his ideas on a specifically Malaysian context: is he relevant for us? How should we come to terms with his call for a scientific socialism? What considerations and challenges should we keep in mind as we engage his work. Yin Shao Loong (Institut Rakyat) Sivarajan Arumugan (Parti Sosialis Malaysia) and Yuva Balan (Committee for a Workers' International) are the panelists. To the left, to the left?


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