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Recalibrating government communication in Singapore: A Post-election analysis
This paper considers the contemporary mechanics of government communication in Singapore under the Lee Hsien Loong administration (from 2005 to the present). It examines the Singapore government’s use of contemporary tools, the co-employment of ‘spin’ and substance in the ‘Great Casino Debate’ of 2004-05, and the management of its official feedback channel ‘REACH’ to mediate its messages to the people. It then analyses the successes and failures of government communication evidenced at and by the watershed General Election of May 2011, and thus offers a timely rethink of what government communication in Singapore might look like post-elections 2011. It will argue and conclude that while an increasingly sophisticated citizenry and generational change has altered the government communication landscape in Singapore, the regime is nonetheless keenly aware that the raison d'être for supremacy both in governmental control and communication requires constant updating and modification. Whether the PAP government is up to the task of dealing with demands for change, or not, would make the vital difference
Interview with Malee Lee
Constitutes field work materials of Daisy Chun Rhodes for her publication: Passages to Paradise: early Korean immigrant narratives from Hawaii
Interview with Jonah Lee
Constitutes field work materials of Daisy Chun Rhodes for her publication: Passages to Paradise: early Korean immigrant narratives from Hawaii
Interview with Francis Lee
Constitutes field work materials of Daisy Chun Rhodes for her publication: Passages to Paradise: early Korean immigrant narratives from Hawaii
Interview with Leatrice Lee Coffield
Constitutes field work materials of Daisy Chun Rhodes for her publication: Passages to Paradise: early Korean immigrant narratives from Hawaii
Ab initio calculations of dimensional and adsorbate effects on the workfunction of single-walled carbon nanotube
Interview with Rachel Sung Sill Kim Lee
Constitutes field work materials of Daisy Chun Rhodes for her publication: Passages to Paradise: early Korean immigrant narratives from Hawaii
sj-pdf-1-imr-10.1177_03000605221100134 - Supplemental material for Clinical outcomes of AngioJet rheolytic thrombectomy in the treatment of May–Thurner syndrome-related deep venous thrombosis
Supplemental material, sj-pdf-1-imr-10.1177_03000605221100134 for Clinical outcomes of AngioJet rheolytic thrombectomy in the treatment of May–Thurner syndrome-related deep venous thrombosis by Wei Wen-Cheng Hsin Chun-Hsien Hsuan-Tzu Yang, Ta-Wei Su, I-Hao Su, Sung-Yu Chu, Po-Jen Ko, Yu Sheng-Yueh Lee Chun-Hui in Journal of International Medical Research</p
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