Singapore Votes 2011: A Look Back at General Election 2011 – Live Discussion
Assistant professor of law Eugene Tan, Asia Journalism Fellowship director PN Balji and Institute of Policy Studies senior research fellow Gillian…
Teammates are all praise for Pritam
MP-Elect Pritam Singh of the Workers' Party - a postgraduate law student at SMU who will finish his studies by the end of the month – is well-…
A distinct shift in political life
Assistant Professor Eugene Tan contrasted the PAP's call for a firm and decisive mandate from the elections, meaning the persistence of the one-party…
Social media shake up Singapore political terrain
Online media has been a ‘game changer' in Singapore's political scene. Singapore Management University Asst Prof of Law, Eugene Tan, shares his…
NSP meet to discuss merger with SDP
Assistant Professor Eugene Tan commented that for merger, parties need to overcome differences in ideologies and this is not an easy hurdle.
Rare talent in George Yeo
Assistant Professor Eugene Tan felt that Mr George Yeo should retain his passion in politics and contribute to the country in his preferred areas.
Observers: Workers' Party to head east
Assistant Professor Eugene Tan believed that with the good showing in Joo Chiat SMC and East Coast GRC, the Workers' Party will continue to focus on…
Enthusiastic response at political rallies shows that Singaporeans are no longer apathetic
Asst Prof Eugene Tan predicts that the opposition will garner 40% of the votes cast this GE, higher than last election's 33.4%.
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…
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-…
