Candidates need to react to how voters respond to their campaign, say analysts
SMU Assistant Professor of Law Eugene Tan commented on party campaign strategies for the forthcoming Hougang by-election: "A party that stubbornly…
526 Hougang by-election
SMU Assistant Law Professor Eugene Tan commented on the tactics adopted by the two political parties. He felt that by apologising, Low Thia Kiang is…
Insight: Battle for Hougang
SMU Assistant Professor of Law and Nominated Member of Parliament Eugene Tan commented on the strategic and symbolic significance of the Hougang by-…
Annual Yong Pung How Professorship of Law Lecture
Professor Yeo Tiong Min, the Yong Pung How Professor of Law, gave a lecture on The Future of Promissory Estoppel in Singapore Law on 16 May 2012 at…
Hougang by-election: Nomination Day
SMU Assistant Professor of Law and Nominated Member of Parliament Eugene Tan discussed by-election rules and procedures as well as the potential…
Cracks appearing within WP: analysts
SMU Assistant Professor of Law and NMP Eugene Tan called veteran member Dr Poh Lee Guan's no-show on Nomination Day ?an anti-climatic end to the…
526 Hougang by-election: Nomination Day: Observers predicts that WP will win in the race between Png and Choo but the votes garnered will decrease
SMU Assistant Law Professor Eugene Tan predicts that Png Eng Huat from the Workers' Party can garner between 55 to 60% of the votes during the by-…
Three-way fight at Hougang?
SMU Assistant Professor of Law Jack Tsen-Ta Lee said that there is nothing in the Constitution or the PEA that prohibits a political party from…
How to help boost economy? Spend more
The idea that Singapore's economy can be supported by the domestic consumer seems almost absurd, given its small population and reliance on exports…
Poh's surprise move
On WP member Poh Lee Guan contesting the Hougang by-election, SMU Assistant Law Professor and NMP Eugene Tan commented on the impact it will have on…