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On August 5th, David Strand (Visiting Research Fellow, ARI NUS and Professor of Political Science, Dickinson College, Carlisle, Pennsylvania) presented his paper “A Walk in the Park: Singapore’s Green Corridor in Light of Manhattan’s High Line.” The Green Corridor comprises the 26km-long island-spanning Railway Lands (disused since 2011) which form a unique mix of secondary forest …
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Professor David Strand will present his paper “A Walk in the Park: Singapore’s Green Corridor in Light of Manhattan’s High Line” on August 5th, Monday, from 2:30-4:00pm. This event will be co-organized by FASS Cities Research Cluster, ARI Asian Urbanisms Cluster, and the Singapore Research Nexus. More details can be found from the link: http://blog.nus.edu.sg/fasrda/2013/07/02/a-walk-in-the-park-singapores-green-corridor-in-light-of-manhattans-high-line/
The Singapore Institute of International Affairs (SIIA) believes it is important to understand how regional and international trends affect Singapore’s future and the ongoing efforts to secure its position as a leading city in Asia and the world. “An International Conversation: The Next 50 Years for Singapore” is a workshop that aims to gather views …
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Conversations over Walls: Friendship and Aspiration Amongst Low Wage Migrants in Singapore and Dubai
On Monday August 19th, 2013, from 2:30-4pm, Dr Laavanya Kathiravelu, a Research Fellow at the Max Planck Institute for the Study of Religious and Ethnic Diversity, will be giving a presentation entitled Conversations over Walls: Friendship and Aspiration Amongst Low Wage Migrants in Singapore and Dubai. It will be chaired by Professor James Sidaway (FASS Geography). This …
Recently, there is a forum to be held by Department of Economics, Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences. More details can be found below.
Recently, there is a heated debate surrounding Singapore’s public institutions, which have played a critical role in the country’s success. Can Singapore afford cracks? Why do Singapore’s public institutions matter in terms of the country’s global standing? Some distinguished scholars from NUS, such as Prof Mahbubani from the LKY school, Dr Carol Soon from the Institute …
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Ambassador Chan talks about “Singapore & The World”. Socio-economic policies put in place in the past decades have ensured an educated and well-informed Singapore population while foreign policies have opened doors to opportunities in the region and beyond. But are we still missing something? More information can be found here.
The Singapore Research Nexus is pleased to announce the second Singapore on Screen FASS Student Film Competition. Submissions are now open and will end on December 15th 2013. You can learn more about the top entries for the first Singapore on Screen competition here. You need not be from FASS to participate; the competition …
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Recently, a heated debate surrounding whether the country is devoting too much land and resources to transport was held at the National University of Singapore. Some distinguished scholars, including panelist Anthony Chin from NUS, Professor Paul Barter of the Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy, as well as Professor A.P.G Menon from the Nanyang …