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S. Munirah Alatas
S. Munirah Alatas is a social science scholar who, after retirement, has become more insightful about academic inertia, mediocrity and political interference in higher education institutions.
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Here’s how we tackle ‘creative plagiarism’ in academia
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Alternatives to global university rankings
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Global university rankings, a form of symbolic violence
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Radicalising the debate on global university rankings
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Regular press briefings can benefit the govt, media and the public
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Vacuous minds who give PhDs a bad name
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The reality of settler colonialism behind Israeli occupation
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Malaysia must move past toxic racial bigotry in politics
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How can varsities be ‘agents of change’ while Auku remains law?
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PM must ensure UN unity message practised on home soil
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‘Cold emails’ give academia the shivers
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Universities must act, not just chat about ChatGPT
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Let’s have a Malaysian Proclamation to expose dishonest politicians
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Time to reconsider retirement age of academics
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Reform our universities and their myriad of unresolved problems
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Academic dishonesty, bullying and plagiarism
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The value of knowledge democracy in our society
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Seven deadly sins of Malaysia’s approach to education
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Of knowing one’s onions in academic research
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