Your reading for the week at SINdie Excerpts: Before August ends, take a trip down with us through memory lane and look at a special set of...

Last week, Singapore's Ministry of Education released its new approved sex education vendors list after a revamp and audit of external v...

Your reading for the week Paul Krugman, The Curious Politics of Immigration Excerpts: The [Republican] party likes inexpensive workers - and...

Your reading for the week: Shirley Tan, "To the Memory of Goh Hung Chuan, PBM, my grandfather" My grandfather sits by a stone tabl...

Being the first part in a series on the modus operandi and rhetorical strategies of Christians of a Fundamentalist Persuasion... Barthes o...

By now, it should be apparent that every Prime Minister has a different style of doing the NDRS and their major policy speeches: Lee Kuan Ye...

Religious Diversity in Singapore is a collection of research papers originally presented in a series of workshops between 2004 and 2006 by t...

I draw your attention to the forthcoming GCF-RZIM Seminar on "Called To Engage - Being Salt and Light in the Public Square", sche...

Religious Diversity in Singapore is a collection of research papers originally presented in a series of workshops between 2004 and 2006 by t...

Religious Diversity in Singapore is a collection of research papers originally presented in a series of workshops between 2004 and 2006 by t...

Religious Diversity in Singapore is a collection of research papers originally presented in a series of workshops between 2004 and 2006 by t...

Groundwork to Rethinking Secularism II What does it mean to talk about the radicalisation and self-radicalisation of Christians in Singapore...

Secularism 1.0: The beta version Papalee would rather forget Believe it or not, Singapore's wayang model of religious consultation isn...

1. Decouple the political and administrative dimensions of Group Representative Constituencies While efficiencies of scale were never put fo...

The PAP is not out to have a clean sweep. What we are trying to offer is certainty of good government and good people in charge. So my messa...

This article continues our ongoing analysis of the recent statements by faith groups on the Aware issue. Slightly more than 8 days after th...

This article expands on ideas developed in these posts: Singapore's wayang model of religious consultation Imperial overreach: NCCS edit...

NCCS - nothing like MUIS Certainly, the National Council of Churches of Singapore (NCCS) has benefited from the uniquely consultative style ...

Imperial overreach redux, or: haven't we been here before? In the light of a second cycle of official statements coming from various ch...