By-Product of a Plural Economy-A Note on the Politics of the Lost Indian in Malaysia

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Vol. 9, Issue No. 43, 26 Oct, 1974

Updated on 26 October 1974

Jawid Laiq

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Special Articles

Vol. 9, Issue No. 43, 26 Oct, 1974

Updated on 26 October 1974

Jawid Laiq

By-Product of a Plural Economy-A Note on the Politics of the Lost Indian in Malaysia

In Malaysia, as in other former colonies like Sri Lanka, the pattern of physical and occupational separation between the races is a direct consequence of the plural economy and society created by colonial rule.

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