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  • CO12145 | An Immigration Bonus for Singaporeans? – Making the Foreigner More Acceptable

    CO12145 | An Immigration Bonus for Singaporeans? – Making the Foreigner More Acceptable

    Yolanda Chin, Nadica Pavlovska, Norman Vasu

    Categories: RSIS / CENS / RSIS Commentary Series / Southeast Asia and ASEAN / General

    07 August 2012

  • CO12144 | ‘Forward’ with Obama, or ‘Believe’ with Romney? Campaign Communication in the U.S. Presidential Race

    CO12144 | ‘Forward’ with Obama, or ‘Believe’ with Romney? Campaign Communication in the U.S. Presidential Race

    Senol Yilmaz

    Categories: RSIS / CENS / RSIS Commentary Series / Americas / General / Country and Region Studies

    06 August 2012

  • CO12138 | Negotiating the World’s Cyber Frontier

    CO12138 | Negotiating the World’s Cyber Frontier

    Benjamin Ho, Jennifer Yang Hui

    Categories: RSIS / IDSS / CENS / RSIS Commentary Series / Global

    30 July 2012

  • CO12133 | A new political entity in Mindanao? Challenges of election-related dysfunction and violence

    CO12133 | A new political entity in Mindanao? Challenges of election-related dysfunction and violence

    Joseph Franco

    Categories: RSIS / CENS / RSIS Commentary Series

    23 July 2012

  • CO12127 | Making Singapore Attractive for Permanent Residents: Past, Present and Future

    CO12127 | Making Singapore Attractive for Permanent Residents: Past, Present and Future

    Yolanda Chin, Norman Vasu

    Categories: RSIS / CENS / RSIS Commentary Series / Southeast Asia and ASEAN / Singapore and Homeland Security

    13 July 2012

  • CO12119 | Involving Indonesia in the Philippine Peace Process: Clearing Away “Inclement Weather”?

    CO12119 | Involving Indonesia in the Philippine Peace Process: Clearing Away “Inclement Weather”?

    Joseph Franco

    Categories: RSIS / CENS / RSIS Commentary Series

    09 July 2012

  • CO12055 | Ties that Bind and Blind: Scorecard of Singapore’s Multicultural Bonds

    CO12055 | Ties that Bind and Blind: Scorecard of Singapore’s Multicultural Bonds

    Yolanda Chin, Norman Vasu

    Categories: RSIS / CENS / RSIS Commentary Series / Southeast Asia and ASEAN / Singapore and Homeland Security

    30 March 2012

  • CO12017 | Targeted Assassinations: Implications for National Security

    CO12017 | Targeted Assassinations: Implications for National Security

    Damien D. Cheong

    Categories: RSIS / CENS / RSIS Commentary Series / Middle East and North Africa (MENA) / Conflict and Stability / International Politics and Security

    20 January 2012

  • CO12010 | Freelance Fighters and ‘Do-It-Yourself’ Terrorism: What Lies Ahead for Indonesia

    CO12010 | Freelance Fighters and ‘Do-It-Yourself’ Terrorism: What Lies Ahead for Indonesia

    Sulastri Osman

    Categories: RSIS / CENS / Religion in Contemporary Society / Terrorism Studies / RSIS Commentary Series / Southeast Asia and ASEAN / Conflict and Stability / Country and Region Studies / International Politics and Security

    13 January 2012

  • CO12003 | Engaging Former JI Detainees in Countering Extremism: Can it Work?

    CO12003 | Engaging Former JI Detainees in Countering Extremism: Can it Work?

    Kumar Ramakrishna

    Categories: CENS / RSIS Commentary Series

    04 January 2012

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