| Far Eastern Economic Review 1996 S. Jayasankaran |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| A cut above the rest. (Malaysian circumcision device) | Business, international | S. Jayasankaran |
| Back in the saddle: Umno youth chief retakes position.(Rahim Tamby Chik)(United Malays National Organization) | Business, international | S. Jayasankaran |
| Back off: kedah gives Mahathir a political rebuff. (Malaysian Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad) | Business, international | S. Jayasankaran |
| Bad blood; family feuds over Malaysian packaging firm Kian Joo. | Business, international | S. Jayasankaran |
| Bakun dammed. (Malaysia's Bakun dam project) | Business, international | S. Jayasankaran |
| Becoming choosy. (Malaysia picking internationally financed projects cautiously) | Business, international | S. Jayasankaran |
| Blunt message: Mahathir meets Islamic opposition head-on. (Malaysian prime minister Mahathir Mohamad) | Business, international | S. Jayasankaran |
| Carrots and sticks. (Malaysia)(Focus on Asian Capital Markets) | Business, international | S. Jayasankaran |
| Change of tune.(Malaysian economy) | Business, international | S. Jayasankaran |
| Crackdown. (government action against migrant labourers in Malaysia) | Business, international | S. Jayasankaran |
| Devious and deliberate: as they come under increasing international pressure to go easy on dissent, governments across the region are resorting to more indirect means to stifle opposition groups and social activists.(far east) | Business, international | Gordon Fairclough, John McBeth, S. Jayasankaran, Suresh Unny |
| Dirty linen: high-profile criticism from a Mahathir insider. (Malaysia) | Business, international | S. Jayasankaran |
| Dr. Feelgood. (Malaysian prime minister Mahathir Mohamad)(Cover Story) | Business, international | Murray Hiebert, V.G. Kulkarni, S. Jayasankaran |
| From logs to Lotus.(Malaysian economic policy) | Business, international | Nate Thayer, S. Jayasankaran |
| Honeymoon's over: stalemate threatens a six-year political alliance. (Malaysia) | Business, international | S. Jayasankaran |
| International call.(Malaysian telecoms industry) | Business, international | S. Jayasankaran |
| Justice for all: Malaysian NGO protests 'unjust' global system. (nongovernmental organization) | Business, international | S. Jayasankaran, Hugh Williamson |
| Kuala Lumpur: Larut lingers.(performance of Larut Consolidated) | Business, international | S. Jayasankaran |
| Late landing. (Kuala Lumpur's airport) | Business, international | S. Jayasankaran |
| Lighting Tenega's path: Malaysia grapples with an untenable power market. | Business, international | S. Jayasankaran |
| Lights out: power failure embarrasses Malaysian government. | Business, international | S. Jayasankaran |
| Living off the land. (Malaysian entrepreneur Lee Kim Yew) | Business, international | S. Jayasankaran |
| Mergers in prospect. (Malaysian banking industry)(Focus: Banking in Asia) | Business, international | S. Jayasankaran |
| Mind your flank; Razaleigh's return to Umno rocks Anwar's boat. (Malaysian Deputy Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim, United Malays National Organization, Tunku Razaleigh Hamzah) | Business, international | S. Jayasankaran |
| Missteps in Malaysia.... (Peregrine's brokerage venture in Malaysia) | Business, international | S. Jayasankaran |
| Musing on Malaysia; people surprised at Lee Kuan Yew's merger idea. | Business, international | Murray Hiebert, S. Jayasankaran |
| New convictions: Islamic groups run into government opposition.(Malaysia) | Business, international | S. Jayasankaran |
| No suggestions, please: police lash out against their public critics.(Malaysia) | Business, international | S. Jayasankaran |
| No time to worry; in Malaysia's five-year plan, little fear of overheating.(includes related article) | Business, international | S. Jayasankaran |
| No urge to merge: Malaysia reverses decision to prune telecoms sector. | Business, international | S. Jayasankaran |
| On a platter; Mahathir's blessings bring Yahaya Ahmad success. (Malaysian Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamed) | Business, international | S. Jayasankaran |
| On debt row: Malaysian steel maker stumbles, but isn't likely to fall. | Business, international | S. Jayasankaran |
| Order in the court. (Malaysian criminal justice system) | Business, international | S. Jayasankaran |
| Out of luck: Olympia is on a losing streak in Sabah. (Olympia Industries, a gaming business) | Business, international | S. Jayasankaran |
| Outward bound. (banking industry in Singapore)(Focus: Banking in Asia) | Business, international | Murray Hiebert, S. Jayasankaran |
| Second span. (new bridges between Malaysia and Singapore) | Business, international | S. Jayasankaran |
| Seeing red. (Malaysia-Burmese relations) | Business, international | S. Jayasankaran |
| Seemly suitor.(Annuar Sennawi may acquire stake in Ban Hin Lee Bank, Malaysia) | Business, international | S. Jayasankaran |
| Sell-off in Sabah; prominent companies line up to bid for troubled utility. (Sabah Electricity Board) (Malaysia) | Business, international | S. Jayasankaran |
| Showing who's boss. (Malaysian Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamed brings dissident politicians into line) | Business, international | S. Jayasankaran |
| Show your faces; anxious Mahathir calls for party-campaign openness. (Malaysian prime minister Mahathir Mohamad) | Business, international | S. Jayasankaran |
| Stand and deliver.(Taib Mahmud and Malaysian politics) | Business, international | S. Jayasankaran |
| Strength in numbers. (Economic Monitor: Malaysia) | Business, international | S. Jayasankaran |
| Succession saga. (possible successor to Malaysian prime minister Mahathir Mohamad)(Cover Story) | Business, international | Murray Hiebert, V.G. Kulkarni, S. Jayasankaran |
| The big leagues: Malaysians expect a Games windfall. (1998 Commonwealth Games) | Business, international | S. Jayasankaran |
| The bottom line; will control of Malaysian firm come down to politics? | Business, international | S. Jayasankaran |
| The doctor knows best; Mahathir to decide on Sabah chief minister. (Mahathir Mohamad) | Business, international | S. Jayasankaran |
| The lion's share?(privatization of Perwaja Terengganu, Malaysia) | Business, international | S. Jayasankaran |
| The M factor. (businessman Mirzan Mahathir of Malaysia is the son of Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad) | Business, international | S. Jayasankaran |
| The Player. (Faiz Abdullah, Malaysian businessman)(50th anniversary issue)(Interview) | Business, international | S. Jayasankaran |
| The son also rises. (Mirzan Mahathir) | Business, international | S. Jayasankaran |
| Thinking big. (Westport addition to Port Klang, Malaysia) | Business, international | S. Jayasankaran |
| Tough talk. (Malaysian prime minister Mahathir Mohamad)(Cover Story)(Interview) | Business, international | Murray Hiebert, V.G. Kulkarni, S. Jayasankaran |
| Trail blazer.(international investments of Malay businessman T. Ananda Krishnan) | Business, international | Nate Thayer, S. Jayasankaran |
| War of words: Malaysian tempers flare at Singapore's merger talk. | Business, international | Murray Hiebert, S. Jayasankaran |
| Weak welcome.(Malaysia's United Malays National Organisation party attitudes towards politician Tunku Razaleigh Hamzah) | Business, international | S. Jayasankaran |
| Winning streak. (Genting Berhad is top-ranking Malaysian corporation in 1996)(Review 200) | Business, international | S. Jayasankaran |
| Young man in a hurry. | Business, international | S. Jayasankaran |
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