Universities and Globalization: To Market, To Market examines the operations of power and
knowledge in international education under conditions of globalization, with a focus on the …

This paper describes and analyses how Singapore engages in the global war for talent. The
paper discusses how Singapore demonstrates a Foucauldian perspective of …

This article presents an analysis of two state ideological apparatuses in Singapore to
understand how the city-state constructs its sense of nationhood and national identity. The …

Singaporeans need not be told what globalization means. The popular media, as well as the
political leaders of Singapore, have generated a" local-babble" of the derivative meanings of …

Lee Kuan Yew's The Singapore Story is a" national autobiography" which, like many similar
works written during or after decolonization, attempts to interpellate readers as self …

This article discusses how the media and schools are used as disciplinary apparatuses to
resist and work against globalisation in Singapore. Aihwa Ong calls the deployment of state …

Debates about nationality and identity have particular relevance for multicultural nations
such as Singapore and the United States where recent trends in immigration and an …

Singapore's cultural landscape in the 1990s is marked by the PAP government's bid to
market Singapore as a global city, while frantically trying to maintain a sense of a …

Introduct ion: Th e Anxieties of Globalization for Singapore Singapore takes globalization
seriously. Th is is evident from the way in which the city-state continues to mobilize …

My paper provides a critical reading of the stamp-texts that make up the Millennium
Collection-a collection of stamps issued to commemorate Singapore's developmental …