Change in voting Singapore's 2015 General Election
For Singaporeans, the year 2015 will be remembered for its grand celebrations of the nation's 50th year of independence (SG50), as well as the demise of founding Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew. It was also the year the PAP government recaptured its electoral hyper dominance at Singapore's 13t...
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Ethos Books
[2016]
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Table of Contents:
- Section 1: Introduction and updates The pragmatics of change : Singapore's 2015 General Election / Terence Lee
- Political developments after the 2011 General Election / Jason Lim
- Voting and governance : constitutional rights and changes / Kevin YL Tan
- Parties, personalities and protagonists / Loke Hoe Yeong
- Section 2: Core GE2015 issues Devoid of any new ideas : how the political parties failed to address the housing issue in GE2015 / Loh Kah Seng
- The foreigner issue and dilution : from GE2011 to Ge2015 / Leong Yew
- Transport and infrastructure / Loke Hoe Yeong and Alex Lew
- Education as a non-issue : political and ideological positioning in GE2015 / Walid Jumblatt
- Invisible identities in 2015 : uncovering absences, conflations and differences in race, religion and gender / Terri-Anne Teo
- Section 3: Campaign analyses Pre-electoral malpractice, gerrymandering and its effects on Singapore's 2015 GE / Netina Tan
- Political identities, engagement and voting in Singapore's 2015 election / Bridget Welsh
- At the rallies in 2015 / Terence Chong
- The internet and social media / Weiyu Zhang and Natalie Pang
- New normal or anomaly? : 2015 General Election and PAP's electoral landslide / Lam Peng Er
- 2015 General Election snapshots / Krystal Tan.