Think Beyond Borders: Malay Studies at NUS
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Arrogant leadership should not be promoted
By Dr Azhar Ibrahim Alwee (NUS Malay Studies)
The flower of language blooms with human care
By Dr Azhar Ibrahim Alwee (NUS Malay Studies)
Hidden suffering of Malay women as caretakers caught between two generations
NUS research reveals three major burdens on Malay women caring for the young and old.
It takes a “kampung”: Creating a sustainable ecosystem of care for everyone, by everyone
The recent NUS SSR-TOUCH Conference 2025 aimed to advance conversations and strengthen sectoral capabilities in social service research, evidence-to-practice translation, sustainable collaborations, and impact measurement.
Between Scientific and Sensory Knowledge: Exploring the Enactment of Clay Sensibilities Among Clay Artists in Singapore
Clay-making is often acknowledged for its profound sensory experience, where skilled potters engage in meticulous moulding and refinement. In ‘Between Scientific and Sensory Knowledge: Exploring the Enactment of Clay Sensibilities Among Clay Artists in Singapore’ (American Behavioral Scientist, 2024), Professor Kelvin E.Y. Low (NUS Sociology and Anthropology) and Dr. Suriani Suratman (NUS Malay Studies) illuminate …