Murdoch University

Party leaders might now ask, "Has Lee Kuan Yew become something approaching a problem for the government?" said Garry Rodan , a fellow at the Asia Research Centre at Murdoch University in Australia.

Singapore Vote Lifts Opposition Chun Han Wong 2011

Garry Rodan, a professor of politics and international studies at Australia's Murdoch University, said Mr. Lee's ideologies and institutions still have a huge influence over the choice of the PAP's leaders, so any fuller withdrawal of Mr. Lee from the political process could create an atmosphere where the authority of the party's leaders will be challenged more vigorously by the party's critics.

Illness Underscores Singapore Transition Shibani Mahtani 2011

The decision to bring new blood into the cabinet "does seem to indicate that Prime Minister Lee is seeking to establish in the public's mind a break from past leaderships," said Garry Rodan, a fellow at the Asia Research Centre at Murdoch University in Australia.

Two Former Leaders Quit Singapore Cabinet in Favor of New Faces Sam Holmes 2011

Glenn Albrecht, environmental philosopher and professor of sustainability at Murdoch University in Perth, Australia, has, with colleagues, documented how climate change induced drought in Eastern Australia is creating mental distress among families in a once-fertile agricultural region.

Climate Crisis of Feelings 2010

O'ong Maryono's work, translated by Ruth Mackenzie, Pencak Silat in the Indonesian Archipelago, is also good, and Ian Wilson's doctoral thesis from Murdoch University in Western Australia is available online:

Archive 2010-03-01 Steve Perry 2010

O'ong Maryono's work, translated by Ruth Mackenzie, Pencak Silat in the Indonesian Archipelago, is also good, and Ian Wilson's doctoral thesis from Murdoch University in Western Australia is available online:

Silat References Steve Perry 2010

"The military will try to manufacture incidents," says Richard Robison, international politics professor at Murdoch University in Australia.

Marching Into A Trap? 2008

"This is new territory" for the ruling party, says Garry Rodan, director of the Asia Research Centre at Murdoch University in Perth, Australia.

Back In the Light 2008

"There has been a lot of emphasis on real-estate development in the name of clustering," says Ian Cook of the School of Politics at Australia's Murdoch University.

Is Silicon Asia Sprouting? 2007

These success stories raise one of the unanswerable questions of modern capitalism: what is the perfect balance between state and private ownership, says Garry Rodan, director of the Asia Research Center at Murdoch University in Perth, Australia.

The New State Capitalists 2007