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S i n g a p o r e: Home Scholarly references This Reading List has been developed as a resource base to provide a comprehensive account of available materials on Singapore and is continually being updated. Media and Culture References NEWSPAPERS AND PERIODICALS Government Publications and Policy References Social Sciences References NEWSPAPERS AND PERIODICALS The Straits Times/The Sunday Times (English daily) The English language newspaper with the widest circulation. Available online as The Straits Times Interactive . The Straits Times also publishes a weekly overseas edition, available by subscription only. The Business Times The Business Times is Singapore's main business daily, in English. Shipping Times The Shipping Times is a port and shipping daily distributed with The Business Times. The New Paper The oldest English midday tabloid in Singapore. Available online as The Electric New Paper Lianhe Zaobao Lianhe Zaobao is Singapore's most read newspaper, in Chinese.

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Women site's Site Map Women site's Archive A one-stop place with valuable resources on the Web for Singapore women. Do you know of a good site which you think warrants a mention here? Let us know Link topics: women's issues Women's issues: Aware Assocation of Women for Action and Research, social services organisation Charity organisations Comprehensive list with links to charity organisations in Singapore Singapore Council of Women's Organisations Bringing together all women leaders of Singapore, improving status of women here, resource centre, advice, assistance for women SBPWA Singapore Business and Professional Women's Association, a networking group for businesswomen Asian Women in Business One-stop site for Asian women entrepreneurs PrimeTime Multinational networking group for professional and business women in Singapore Making Bread Magazine Online magazine "for women who need dough" - making the most of money. Babies.com.sg

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Kiasu and Weiji : Crisis Management Planning in Singapore WU Wei Assistant Professor Department of Organisational Behaviour Faculty of Business Administration Tel: 874-7854 Email: fbawuw@nus.edu.sg DAI Shiyan PhD Candidate Department of Organisational Behaviour Faculty of Business Administration TAN Hui Kheng BBA (Honours) Faculty of Business Administration Paper submitted to the Faculty of Business Administration for consideration for publication in the Research Paper Series. This study is supported by two Academic Research Grants (RP 9820079 and RP982089) from National University of Singapore. The authors wish to thank the Research Office of the Faculty of Business Administration, NUS for its kind support of this project. Abstract Crisis management has become an increasingly important aspect of modern business management. Although there is rich, evolving literature about crisis management in the West, little has been written about it in Singapore, nor has there been any systematic, scientific and empirical study on this topic in an Asian setting. This study tries to fill in that void by an exploratory empirical study.

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Country Info Singapore Introduction Singapore General Data Singapore Maps Singapore Culture ... Singapore Time and Date Singapore Culture Back to Top Cultural activities in Singapore are largely derivative, springing from one or another of the major civilizations of China, India, Indonesia, or the West. Traditional Chinese and Indian music, painting, and drama are practiced by numerous cultural societies and professional groups. Popular culture, based on modern mass media, is far more widespread. Malay music, which has adopted the rhythms of Western orchestras, has general appeal. Musical films that popularize Hindi and Tamil songs have a considerable following, as do films from Hong Kong, Taiwan, and the United States. Singapore’s cultural life reflects its past colonial administration and the country’s diverse population. Chinese, Malay, Indian, and British influences are apparent in Singapore’s art, architecture, and fine arts. British colonial architecture, for example, is represented by the Parliament House, City Hall, and the Raffles Hotel. Chinese, Hindu, and Islamic architecture are represented in the ornate Shuang Lin Temple, the Sri Mariamman Temple, and the Sultan Mosque, respectively. Singapore’s National Museum complex consists of one museum devoted to the contemporary art of Southeast Asia, one to Asian cultures, and the third to the history of Singapore. Several Chinese, English, Indian, and Malay newspapers serve a largely literate population. Magazines published in the West, Hong Kong, and Japan also have wide appeal. The government monitors the press to a certain extent and on occasion places circulation restrictions on periodicals and newspapers that are critical of its policies. The government-owned Singapore Broadcasting Corporation controls all local radio and television broadcasting.

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Search this site Searching for a road or building? Inside Getting Here Starting Up Once You're Here Enjoying Singapore ... Search our site! Resources Message Board General Information Expat Tips FAQs ... Fine Wines Section Our Services Advertise With Us Online Payments Bookmark Us: Hold down Control and press D Home Register Message Board Resources ... About us How to Lessen The Impact Before leaving home, familiarise yourself with the new culture you'll soon be living in. Read books, talk to people who have been there, explore this website. Find out about the living conditions of local people, the political situation, the currency, climate and what the cuisine is like. Pick up a phrase book and start practicing counting and simple greetings. Familiarise yourself with the phases of culture shock. This knowledge is like a forecast of rough weather ahead. You'll still have to weather the storm but you'll be better equipped to cope well. If at all possible take the opportunity of a "Look, See" visit to your new country. Not only will you get a taste for the real estate and other facilities you may need, but you'll experience first hand the cultural contrasts you face.

30. Singapore Society And Culture singapore's society and culture, including informationon festivals and cultural taboos. http://www.expatsingapore.com/general/culture.htm

Can't find what you're looking for? Search here! Updated 8 June 2001 GENERAL INFORMATION Brief History The National Pledge and our Shared Values Local Festive Holidays Languages ... Stock Exchange of Singapore ON OUR SITE Home Page Getting Here Once You're Here Starting Up ... What's New RESOURCES General Information Message Board Expat Tips FAQs ... Movers OUR SERVICES Advertise With Us Society and Culture Singaporean culture is very much like "rojak", a delicious local mixed salad that is eaten as an appetizer. Indeed, Singapore's diverse cultural heritage has resulted in a way of life that forms the canvas of a rich social fabric. Most of the people of Singapore are descendants of immigrants from the Malay Peninsula, China, the Indian sub-continent and Sri Lanka. While they have gradually acquired a distinct identity as Singaporeans, many still retain their customs, practices and festivals in a curious mix of the modern and the traditional. Festivals The Chinese celebrate the Lunar New Year with gusto sometime in January or February, depending on the Lunar Calendar. This is the equivalent of the American Christmas and Thanksgiving combined. There is a big reunion dinner on the eve of the New Year. Expatriates frequently skip town during this period because most shops are closed. Some Chinese businesses close shop for up to two weeksthe only break they have in the year.

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32. Columbus World City Guide - Singapore - Culture singapore City Guide – culture, information on films, theatre, musicals,dance, events and festivals for travellers. WORLDTRAVELGUIDE.NET. http://www.cityguide.travel-guides.com/cities/sin/Culture.asp

OAS_sitepage = URL + '/South-EastAsia/Singapore/Culture'; WORLD TRAVEL GUIDE .NET ... Research Singapore hotels at TripAdvisor GUIDES World Travel Guide World City Guide World Airport Guide World Cruise Guide ... World Weather TOOLS Mini Guide Tips and Tales Online Bookstore World Clock APPENDICES Health Disabled Travellers Christianity Islam ... Travel Warnings LANGUAGES Deutsch Español Home Singapore Singapore Culture Singapore Arts Festival , held every year in June, which attracts dance, theatre and music groups from all over the world. Andrew Lloyd Webber productions are a favourite. Year-round performances from overseas tend to be heavily oversubscribed and tickets should be booked well in advance. Domestic performers are of a high standard and easier to experience. Free musical and theatrical performances are held regularly in local parks, for example, the performs Ballet Under the Stars twice a year at Fort Canning Park. Singapore is a good place to view and purchase art from all over Asia, as well as works by local artists. The cultural diversity means that works by local artists cover a broad palette of themes and styles. Notable galleries include the Singapore Art Museum , Bras Basah Road (tel: 6332 3222);

33. Singapore - Culture culture. The pattern of singapore stems from the inherent culturaldiversity of the island. The immigrants of the past have given http://www.marimari.com/content/singapore/best_of/culture/culture.html

HOME Hotel Tour Cruise ... Car Select Destination Australia Bali Brunei China Hong Kong Japan Korea Macau Malaysia Myanmar New Zealand Philippines Singapore Taiwan Thailand Vietnam SINGAPORE Hotels in Singapore Popular Places Best of Singapore Entertainment ... General Info TRAVEL TOOLS Weather Check Currency Converter TimeZone Converter Language Translator ... Stock Index MARIMARI.COM About Us Contact Us Join Us Press Room ... Site Map Best of Singapore Culture l Religion Culture The pattern of Singapore stems from the inherent cultural diversity of the island. The immigrants of the past have given the place a mixture of Malay, Chinese, Indian, and European influences, all of which have intermingled. Behind the facade of a modern city, these ethnic races are still evident. The areas for the different races, which were designated to them by Sir Stamford Raffles, still remain although the bulk of Singaporeans do think of themselves as Singaporeans, regardless of race or culture. Each still bears its own unique character. The old streets of Chinatown can still be seen; the Muslim characteristics are still conspicuous in Arab Street; and Little India along Serangoon Road still has its distinct ambience. Furthermore, there are marks of the British colonial influence in the Neo-Classical buildings all around the city.

34. Cultural Exchange: Europe In Singapore. CulturE-ASEF updated August 2002. Home / Asia / singapore. Site Map overview of culture-ASEF,Link suggestions. ©, Asia-Europe Foundation and Universes in Universe. http://www.culture-asef.org/english/asia/sgp/easia/

Home Asia Singapore Europe in Singapore Individual ASEM countries: Germany France Great Britain Italy updated: August 2002 Home Asia Singapore Site Map - overview of CulturE-ASEF Link suggestions Asia-Europe Foundation and Universes in Universe email newsletter imprint

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Home Europe Italy Asia in Italy Singapore Singapore Events 49th Venice Biennial: Singapore National pavilion, Schola di Santa Apollonia. Commissioner: Kwok Kian Chow. Artists: Chen KeZhan, Salleh Japar, Matthew Ngui, Suzann Victor. Web presentation within the Tour of the Biennial by Universes in Universe. [de, en, es] updated: August 2002 Home Europe Italy Asia in Italy ... Site Map - overview of CulturE-ASEF Link suggestions Asia-Europe Foundation and Universes in Universe email newsletter imprint

36. Singapore - Renaissance City is a gap which this report will begin to address, specifically by providing thevision and strategic directions for the arts and culture of singapore in the http://www.mita.gov.sg/renaissance/C1.htm

Executive Summary PART ONE Chapter One Chapter Two PART TWO Chapter Three Chapter Four Chapter Five PART THREE ... Annex B CHAPTER ONE: THE 1989 REPORT - TEN YEARS HENCE Introduction The 1989 Report in Brief ... Assessment "We have reached a stage in our economic and national development when we should devote greater attention and resources to culture and the arts in Singapore. Culture and the arts add to the vitality of a nation and enhance the quality of life." - PM Goh Chok Tong (then 1DPM and Minister for Defence) in a written response to the Report of the Advisory Council on Culture and the Arts in April 1989 INTRODUCTION 1. The 1989 Report of the Advisory Council on Culture and the Arts is widely regarded by policy-makers and the arts community as a watershed in the development of the arts, heritage and cultural scene in Singapore. 2. Chaired by then-2DPM Ong Teng Cheong, the Advisory Council presented Government with a comprehensive slate of recommendations designed to make Singapore a culturally vibrant society by the turn of the century. 3. This chapter reviews the main thrusts of the 1989 Report and assesses the transformations that have taken place ten years hence.

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