Singapore National Identity in 2010, Malay Sources

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Main Authors:	Humairah Zainal, Kamaludeen Mohamed Nasir
Other Authors:	ASIA RESEARCH INSTITUTE
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Published:	National University of Singapore 2023
Subjects:	Academically Oriented Adaptable Bilingual Competitive society Developed Domestic helpers - Economic growth Educational Disparity between Malay men and women Family as the basic unit of society Foreign talent High cost of living - Interracial marriage Malay cultural identity Meritocratic Modern Malays Progressive Racial and religious diversity and harmony Religious Successful Terrorism/ radicalism
Online Access:	https://scholarbank.nus.edu.sg/handle/10635/236066
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topic	Academically Oriented Adaptable Bilingual Competitive society Developed Domestic helpers - Economic growth Educational Disparity between Malay men and women Family as the basic unit of society Foreign talent High cost of living - Interracial marriage Malay cultural identity Meritocratic Modern Malays Progressive Racial and religious diversity and harmony Religious Successful Terrorism/ radicalism
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Singapore National Identity in 2010, Malay Sources

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