Anxious Notes at Gardens by the Bay: Searching in Hybrid Spaces “What am I here for?” (Ecclesiastes 12:13-14) In the lush tapestry of urban wealth—spanning the remotest of wilderness to […]

by Dk Siti Zulaikha Pg Hj Ishak The Interweaving Nature of Subak System Splashed across the likes of Lonely Planet booklets and Global Trekker articles, photographs of Bali feed tales […]

by Dk Siti Zulaikha Pg Hj Ishak Reflecting Blackburn, K. (2013). Family Memories as Alternative Narratives to the State’s Construction of Singapore’s National History. Oral History in Southeast Asia: Memories […]

by Dk Siti Zulaikha Pg Hj Ishak. Writing training. Volcanoes are not merely geological formations; they are cosmopolitical sites where faith, governance, and ecology interweave. Across cultures, volcanoes have served […]

by Dk. Siti Zulaikha Pg Hj Ishak. There is an old ritual practiced by the children on my island that makes itself stubbornly known in the back of our minds […]

Damming of Himalayan River Basin and the Hegemonic Force of China: Water Grabbing through the Lens of Political Ecology by Dk. Siti Zulaikha Pg Hj Ishak for Monash, 2018. Water […]

by Dk. Siti Zulaikha Pg Hj Ishak. Seeking Gods and Fulfilment through the Occasional Rap, Ethno-electronica, Synths and Drum-loops: Borrowing from Indigenous Worlds In 1971, French ethnomusicologist Hugo Zemp recorded […]