Assessing changes in performance and attitudes: It's about time
In an article reproduced from Knowledge@SMU, Professor David Chan examined how performance and attitudes of individuals, groups or organisations…
Key issues that have not been addressed
Assistant Professor Eugene Tan wrote in a commentary that the ideal of a "First World Parliament" has gained traction, resonates well with voters and…
Political candidates reach out through songs
Assistant Professor Eugene Tan views that community events provide good platforms to connect with residents.
Workers' Party banking on Chen
Assistant Professor Eugene Tan said that typically the PAP has the creme de la creme and in this particular instance, one could say that this is one…
101 East Singapore elections
Assistant professor of law Eugene Tan and Siew Kum Hong, a former Nominated Member of Parliament comment on why they think the PAP has stayed in…
Fiercest election since 1972
Assistant Professor Eugene Tan commented that with half of the electorate born after independence and highly educated, they are not comfortable with…
Bollard Says Crisis Challenged Officials to Boost Oversight
In his speech to the Sim Kee Boon Institute for Financial Economics forum yesterday, Reserve Bank of New Zealand Governor Alan Bollard said central…
Financial stability of growing importance to monetary policy: Bollard
In his speech to the Sim Kee Boon Institute Conference on Financial Economics, Reserve Bank Governor Alan Bollard says he is paying more attention to…
Top lawyer boosts Singapore opposition
Asst Prof Eugene Tan said that WP's Chen Show Mao is the “big fish that PAP didn't quite reach out to†and that his extensive experience…
Are you alert enough?
In a change blindness field study conducted by SMU students, it was found that about seven in 10 Singaporeans failed an experiment involving a photo-…
