Being a review of the 9th in a year-long series of seminars Poor people don't like oats either Teo You Yenn is a sociologist w...

Taiwan Review has published a few excerpts from Loh Kah Seng's new book, Squatters into Citizens . Followers of the Living with Myths ...

From Republic of Singapore to Republic of Nanyang In the midst of the political purges of Singapore’s early post-independence years, the P...

To boldly go... It is possible to typify the leadership of early Singapore and the PAP as a triumvirate consisting of Lee Kuan Yew, Goh Ke...

Being a review of the 8th in a year-long series of seminars Openness and reform under the shadow of danger An authoritarian regime o...

Lee Kuan Yew, the political realist and chameleon The pre-merger consensus in Singapore in the post-war decades was for a pan-Malayan ide...

The Apotheosis of Washington, 1865 "Even from my sick bed, even if you are going to lower me into the grave and I feel something is...

Lee Kuan Yew, Singapore's populist leader What can a politician do to win the votes of a demographic whose popular leaders were jailed...

Lee Kuan Yew, Singapore's unsung democrat Singapore's first prime minister has been called a dictator, not least by William Safire...

Being a review of the 7th in a year-long series of seminars   Maps and narratives are the product of power/knowledge relations through ...

Being a review of the 5th in a year-long series of seminars What sort of counter-narrative can an academic conjure? Would it be just as ...

Being a review of the 5th in a year-long series of seminars Strange things happen when maverick revisionist historians and the writers of ...

  Nobody expects the QUARTER QUELL! A monthly, mostly episodic review of the Living with Myths seminar series is all dandy but leaves o...

Being a review of the 4th in a year-long series of seminars The previous Living with Myth seminars showed that despite exuberant accusatio...

Being a review of the 3rd in a year-long series of seminars Even as the Singapore state and its proxies in academia and the newsroom charg...

Being a review of the second in a year-long series of seminars As a counterhegemonic project to the PAP's master narrative of Singapor...