#92 FEUDALISM

On Geoeconomics

In a Feudal State essay,

we explore the underlying perception of racism and fear of non-Malays that acts as a smokescreen to perpetuate a quasi-feudal system in Malaysia, where wealth, land, and political power remain concentrated in the hands of a small cohort of elites.

Addressing this undue identification requires shifting the focus from racial divisions to class-based inequalities and toward dismantling the patronage networks that sustain modern feudalism.

Uploaded during the week:

1] History of Resistance - a conversation with Leila Khaled, On Geoeconomics;

2] Hostilities in Syria, ChinaMed;

3] The Syrian Upheaval, China Academy;

4] With Honduras, Progressive International;

5] China-Russia Arctic - maritime cooperation, Sinification;

6] China, US and Saudi Arabia - striking a balance or exclusive options, ThinkBRICS

7] MOMENTUM #229 and FRIDAY FILES 13/12/24;

8] STORM'S PUBLICATIONS

i) Malaysia Brazil semiconductor partnership - opportunities and challenges;

ii) Nusantara-Pan Borneo Highway: economic integration and inherent challenges;

iii) Assessing the intersections of power, class, and external domination in a digital economy;

9] In the firesstorm website:

a) In a Feudal State;

b) On contradictions between MCMC and Digital Resistance

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ON GEOECONOMICS