This scholarly work by Michael Stenson examines the intersections of class, race, and colonial rule in West Malaysia, offering a historical and socio-political analysis of colonial structures and their long-term impact. The book is valuable for understanding how power, labour, ethnicity, and governance shaped Malaysian society under colonialism. It likely engages with themes such as economic inequality, social hierarchy, nationalism, and postcolonial identity. Ideal for students and researchers, the book contributes to Southeast Asian studies, colonial history, and the sociology of race and empire.
Author Name: Michael Stenson
Language: English
Publication Name: University of Queensland Press