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Will the Eurozone breakup?
15 November 2011 9:54 AM | No CommentsCato scholar and Johns Hopkins University Professor Steve H. Hanke discusses regime uncertainty and the chances of a Eurozone breakup.
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Malaysia’s Obedient Wives Club
10 November 2011 9:42 AM | No CommentsWomen’s rights groups are appalled, and there are concerns about links to the founder’s radical Islamist movement.
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Legal Principles of Islamic Governance
29 September 2011 3:47 PM | No CommentsThe Koran lays down 2 cardinal principles of governance.
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Singapore’s Environmental Challenges
28 September 2011 5:12 AM | No CommentsCSIS interviews Dr Vivian Balakrishnan on the environmental challenges Singapore faces.
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Alex Kozinski on Privacy and Technology
27 September 2011 5:18 AM | No CommentsThe growing intrusion of technology in our daily lives facilitates governments, special interest groups and the commercial sector to monitor us.
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Global Perspectives on Good Governance
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Governance and Public Debt in Asia
03 June 2011 7:26 AM | 16 CommentsPaying off high public debt with more current and future taxation constitutes bad governance.
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If the people do not lead, democracy is a ruse
20 May 2011 12:30 AM | No CommentsDemocracy demands active participation and the constant evaluation of all options available.
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competition Archive
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Public Transport: Why the PAP and WP positions fall short of commuters’ needs
Posted on July 27, 2011 | No CommentsThere is a need to introduce competitive element into MRT and Bus services so that public transport operators would be more responsive to commuters' needs, says NSP. -
Break open the taxicab monopoly
Posted on January 14, 2011 | 2 CommentsIf it weren't for government interference, the laws of supply and demand would govern the taxi trade with almost frictionless efficiency. -
Reality check for opposition unity
Posted on April 14, 2010 | 1 CommentThe PAP government has submitted legislative amendments to increase the number of NMPs to 9 and to set a ceiling of 9 NCMPs for the next GE. The number of SMCs is expected to increase to 12. Collectively, these legislative moves affect electoral participation and how the strategy of Opposition unity plays out.