Troublesome women and the nanny state: Drawing boundaries and legislating bifurcated belonging in patriarchal Singapore
Singapore was and remains an immigrant society. The immigration of newcitizens and temporary workers has become the primary means by which thepopulation is replenished and right-sized for its economic and demographicrequirements. More than one in three persons (or 38.6 percent) living inSingapore ar...
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2014
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