Singapore voters no longer apathetic
Assistant Professor Eugene Tan predicted that the opposition may very well get 40% votes, higher than the previous 33.4%.
Unhappy with single party dominance, first-time voters were open to political change
Asst Prof Eugene Tan says the PAP's style of government created dissatisfaction and benefited the opposition.
Cents and Sensibilities – Episode 6
Associate Professor Jeremy Goh notes that the gaming industry in Singapore is expanding partly because of the Integrated Resorts' accessibility to…
Hello? ‘What's on your mind?'
Asst Prof Eugene Tan shares his views on new media in this general election.
Points of View
Assistant professor of law Eugene Tan comments that in the wake of the General Election, where the importance of renewal came into play, politicians…
Customer Satisfaction Index reaches all-time high in retail sector
The Institute of Service Excellence of SMU, which put together the Customer Satisfaction Index of Singapore, said that instead of lower prices,…
Observers: a pity for losing Cabinet ministers to exit politics
Assistant Professor Eugene Tan said that losing opposition candidates will still contest again but this is not the case for losing PAP candidates of…
Twenty candidates in thirty provincial capitals, an Italian discovers his passion for the seat
Discussing Italy's recent partial local elections, the article cited a joint research by Asst Prof Massimiliano Landi which drew on data from the…
Harvard tops world ranking in economics research
In the Tilburg University's Top 100 Worldwide Economics Schools Research Ranking, NUS, HKUST and SMU were ranked ahead of China's Tsinghua University.
Govt regulation must not stifle markets: MAS
At a conference organised by the Sim Kee Boon Institute for Financial Economics yesterday, Ravi Menon, the new MAS managing director said government…
