The Oxbridge Society, Singapore is holding its AGM on 6 July 2018, 8 pm.
Details of the AGM are as follows.
Date: 6 July 2018 Friday
Time: 8pm
Venue: The Pyramid Club, 2 Goodwood Hill, Singapore 258897
Programme:
7.00 pm – Registration & Welcome of Members, Guests & Freshers
7.15 pm – Dinner Buffet & Mingling – All
8.00 pm – AGM (with Election of Committee 2018 – 2020) – Members only
8.30 pm – Fireside Chat with Prof Dr Nawab on “Malaysian GE 2018: What’s Next – An Inside View on the Malaysian Political Tsunami” – All
9.30 pm ~ 10.00 pm – End
Cost: Free of charge for Members & Freshers; $30 for Guests
Attendance by RSVP through Peatix only at: http://oxbridgeagm2018.peatix.com
Fireside Chat
“Malaysian GE 2018: What’s Next – An Inside View on the Malaysian Political Tsunami”
Presentation by Prof Dr Mohammed Nawab ( Coodinator of the Malaysia Program at RSIS ), with Panelist Andrew Khoo ( CEO MUI Holdings), and Moderated by Dato Paul Supramaniam
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Mohamed Nawab Osman is the Coordinator of the Malaysia Program at RSIS. He also coordinates RSIS’ Seminar Series on Muslim Societies in Asia. His research interests include the domestic and international politics of Southeast and South Asian countries, transnational Islamic political movements and Islamophobia studies. Nawab has written various papers, books and journal articles relating to his research interests. He is the author of Hizbut Tahrir Indonesia: Identity, Ideology and Religo-Political Mobilisation (London: Routledge, 2018) and Islam and Peace-Building the Asia-Pacific (Singapore: World Scientific, 2017). Some of his articles have been featured in prominent journals such as Asian Security, Contemporary Islam, Journal of Muslim Minority Affairs, Islamophobia Studies, Sociology of Islam, Southeast Asia Research, South Asia, Terrorism and Political Violence, Studies in Conflict and Terrorism, Indonesia and the Malay World and Contemporary Southeast Asia. Several of his opinion pieces have been featured in leading dailies such as The Straits Times, India Express, The Nation (Thailand), Jakarta Post, Manila Times and Today’s Zaman (Turkey). Nawab is a frequent commentator on political Islam, terrorism and Southeast Asian politics on CNN, BBC, Al-Jazeera, TRT International and Channel News Asia. Nawab sits in the board of a number of organizations including the Centre for Research in Islamic and Malay Affairs and Asian Muslim Action Network (AMAN).