Story of Lim Guan Eng
This book tells the story of the current Chief Minister of Penang, Lim Guan Eng, a man jailed twice in his political career for reasons that some believe fulfilled the ruling party's political agenda. In a video interview, Lim looks back at the significant events that led him and his family to where they are today. A free DVD is included with the book as a value-added visual record for leaders.

Format: Book + 1 free DVD
Language: Chinese
Number of pages: 136

Overcoming Corruption: The Essentials
This book is intended to help policymakers who feel the need to know the basics of tackling corruption. It is being published for the first time in Asia.

The seven essentials – from ‘Political Will’ to ‘Measuring Progress’ – are described clearly and concisely. The practical advice offered derivatives from the author’s experience of heading an anticorruption agency and subsequently working as an anticorruption consultant in some forty-eight countries in Africa, Asia, Eastern Europe and Latin America.

Bertrand de Speville is an English barrister who served as Solicitor General of Hong Kong and as Commissioner of the Independent Commission Against Corruption in the years leading to the return of Hong Kong to China. Back in London, where he is based, he became the adviser to the Council of Europe’s Multidisciplinary Group on Corruption from 1997 to 2003 and has been engaged by a number of international development institutions.

Someone Has to Say it, Might as Well Be Me
Part 2 of Tunku Aziz's compilation of hard-hitting (but always eloquent) articles in the New Straits Times.