Angst, anxieties, and anger in a global city: Coping with and rightsizing the immigration imperative in Singapore
Singapore was, and remains, an immigrant society. Its immigration policy is heavily inflected by a pervasive sense of insecurity and economic vulnerability. Immigration in Singapore reflects two competing, perhaps even conflicting, anxieties. One is the state’s anxiety that if the population is not...
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2014
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