Management of Success : : The Moulding of Modern Singapore / / ed. by Kernial Singh Sandhu, Paul Wheatley.
Fifty-six authors provide analytical reflections on how Singapore has been transformed from a colony into a thriving, modern, independent republic. It offers the most comprehensive evaluation of the achievements of the government and people of Singapore to date. An outline of the colonial context is...
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Place / Publishing House: | Singapore : : ISEAS Publishing, , [1989] ©1989 |
Year of Publication: | 1989 |
Language: | English |
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Physical Description: | 1 online resource (1184 p.) |
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Table of Contents:
- Frontmatter
- PREFACE
- NOTES ON SINGAPORE
- CONTENTS
- FIGURES
- TABLES
- PLATES
- SECTION 1: SINGAPORE'S INHERITANCE
- 1. The Colonial Legacy
- SECTION 2: LEADERSHIP AND POLICY
- 2. The Political Leadership: Lee Kuan Yew and the PAP Team
- 3. The PAP and the Structuring of the Political System
- 4. The Bureaucracy
- 5. The Limits of Government Intervention
- 6. The Management of People
- 7. Trade Unions
- 8. Social Welfare
- SECTION 3: THE RESTRUCTURING OF THE ECONOMY
- 9. From High Growth Rates to Recession
- 10. Theoretical Notes on Singapore as a Development Model
- 11. Diversification of Trade
- 12. The Character and Progress of Industrialization
- 13. Expansion of the Service, Sector
- 14. Singapore as an Oil Centre
- 15. The Port of Singapore
- 16. The Evolution of Singapore as a Financial Centre
- 17. Singapore's Record of Price Stability, 1966-84
- 18. Elaboration of the Transport System
- 19. Providing Mobility and Accessibility
- 20. Government as Entrepreneur
- SECTION 4: THE TRANSFORMATION O F SOCIETY
- 21. The Demographic Base
- 22. The Perception and Practice of Education
- 23. Language and Linguistic Policies
- 24. The English-Language Writer in Singapore
- 25. The Chinese as Immigrants and Settlers
- 26. Singaporean Identity
- 27. The Emergence of Nationalism
- SECTION 5: THE LAW
- 28. The Singapore Legal System
- 29. Constitutional Development
- SECTION 6: VALUE SYSTEMS
- 30. Value Premises Underlying the Transformation of Singapore
- 31. Religion
- 32. Culture and the Arts
- 33. Self-Images: Contexts for Transformations
- SECTION 7: MODIFICATION OF THE ENVIRONMENT
- 34. The Transformation of the Physical Environment
- 35. Spatial Reorganization
- 36. The Idea of the Garden City
- 37. The Political Economy of Public Housing
- 38. The Architecture of Rapid Transformation
- SECTION 8: TOWARDS AN INFORMATION SOCIETY
- 39. Managing the Information Revolution
- 40. Singapore in the Computer Age
- SECTION 9: COMMUNITY AND NATIONA L SECURITY
- 41. Crime and Control
- 42. Community Security
- 43. National Security
- SECTION 10: FOREIGN RELATIONS
- 44. The Conduct of Foreign Policy
- SECTION 11: LIFE IN SINGAPORE
- 45. The Problem of Corruption
- 46. The Business of Living in Singapore
- 47. The Quality of Life in Singapore: A Foreigner's Reflections
- 48. A Little Dragon Tamed
- 49. Challenges of Success
- THE CONTRIBUTORS
- INDEX