Social Studies @ MY LNA
Just do what we are supposed to do
By: Prof. Dr. Mohammad Tariqur Rahman Whether in forests or in captivity, animals are not free from diseases. However, generally speaking forest animals...
How a pond connects nature and well-being
By: Dr. Norli Anida Abdullah Nature encompasses a broad spectrum, from lush green spaces like parks, woodlands, and forests to serene blue spaces...
Local wisdom the key to unlocking sustainability
By: Dr. Kenneth Fung Local communities often possess valuable knowledge about their environment, culture, and resources. This local knowledge can be harnessed to...
Resolving the legal limbo of statelessness
By: Prof. Dr. Mohammad Tariqur Rahman The sounds and rhymes of lagu Negaraku flow a serene yet thrilled charms through the veins of...
Parental risk tolerance matters in shaping children’s intelligence
By: Dr. Romi Bhakti Hartarto A child’s intelligence, usually measured by cognitive abilities, is one of the outcomes of education. This intelligence is...
Significant, though small
By: Associate Professor Dr Roy Anthony Rogers The United Nations (UN) was established after the Second World War on 24 October 1945. The...
Ending poverty in Malaysia: Is it doable?
By: Datin Sri Prof. Dr. Suhaiza Hanim Dato Mohamad Zailani Ending extreme poverty and all other kinds of poverty is the most significant...
The misconception of feminism
By: Alicia Philip Feminism—A word that is so vile and obscene that it was included in a 2015 Time Magazine poll as one...
What makes a leader to remain a leader?
By: Prof. Dr. Mohammad Tariqur Rahman A common way to answer the question “What makes a leader to remain a leader?” requires the...
Unity is what you make of it
By: Assoc. Prof. Ir. Dr. Nahrizul Adib Kadri Recently, after much deliberation, I finished reading Ken Mogi’s 2017 bestseller, “The Little Book of...