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DR TERENCE CHONG
KING SHAN Books and Monographs : The Theatre and the State in
Singapore, Routledge, November 2010. Management of Success: Singapore Revisited, (edited), Singapore: Institute of Southeast Asian Studies, 2010. Globalisation and its Counter-forces in Southeast Asia, (edited), Singapore: Institute of Southeast Asian Studies, 2008. Book Chapters, Academic Journal Articles, Working Papers (Selected Bibliography) : "Manufacturing Authenticity: The Cultural Production of National Identities in Singapore", in Modern Asian Studies, doi:10.1017/Soo26749X09000158. (Hardcopy version will appear in Modern Asian Studies, April 2011)
"In Search of Graciousness”, in Tan Tarn How (ed.) Singapore Perspectives 2010, Singapore: Marshall Cavendish Academic “The Role of Success in Singapore’s National Identity”, 2010, in Terence Chong (ed.) The Management of Success: Singapore Reassessed, Singapore: Institute of Southeast Asian Studies “Fluid Nation: The Perpetual “Renovation” of Nation and National Identities in Singapore”,2010, in Terence Chong (ed.) The Management of Success: Singapore Reassessed, Singapore: Institute of Southeast Asian Studies “Conclusions”, 2010, in Terence Chong (ed.) The Management of Success: Singapore Reassessed, Singapore : Institute of Southeast Asian Studies “Political Outlook: Singapore ”, in Regional Outlook Southeast Asia 2009-2010, Singapore : Institute of Southeast Asian Studies “The State and the New Society: The Role of the Arts in Singapore’s Nation-building”, Asian Studies Review, Vol. 34 (June 2010), pp. 131-149 “‘At least my Singapore is real’: The Politics of Authenticity in Identity-formations”, Moving Worlds, Special Issue “Reviewing Singapore”, Guest Editor: Koh Tai Ann, Vol. 10, No. 1 (2010), pp.3-31 “Nationalism in Southeast Asia : Revisiting Kahin, Roff and Anderson”, in SOJOURN , Vol. 24, No. 1 (April), 2009, pp 1-17 “Contesting Authenticity: Cultural Politics and Singapore Theatre”, 2008 , in Judith Kapferer (ed.) The Arts and the State: Articulating Power and Subversion (London: Berghahn Books). pp 29-41 “The Cultural Politics of English and Singlish in Singapore”, 2007 , in Lee Su Kim, Thang Siew Ming and Lee King Siong (eds.), Border Crossings (Kuala Lumpur: Pelanduk Publications), pp.56-77 “Practising Global Ethnography in Southeast Asia: Reconciling Area Studies with Globalisation Theory”, 2007, in Asian Studies Review, Vol. 31, No. 3, pp. 211-225. “Embodying Society’s Best: Hegel and the Singapore State”, 2006, in Journal of Contemporary Asia, Vol. 36, No. 3, pp. 283-304. “Ethnic Identities and Cultural Capital: An Ethnography of Chinese Opera in Singapore”, 2006, in Identities: Global Studies in Culture and Power, Vol. 13, No. 2 (Spring), pp. 283-307. “Singapore: Globalising on Its Own Terms”, 2006, in Southeast Asian Affairs 2006, Singapore: Institute of Southeast Asian Studies, pp. 265-282. “From Global to Local: Singapore’s Cultural Policy: and Its Consequences”, 2005, in Critical Asian Studies, Vol. 37, No. 4, pp. 551-565. “The Construction of the Malaysian Malay Middle Class: The Histories, Intricacies and Futures of the Melayu Baru”, 2005, in Social Identities, Vol. 11, No. 6, pp. 573-587. “Civil Society in Singapore: Popular Discourses and Concepts”, 2005, in SOJOURN: Special Focus: Democracy and Civil Society: NGO Politics in Singapore, Vol. 20, No. 2, (October), pp. 273-301. “The Emerging Politics of Islam Hadhari”, 2005, in K Kesavapany and Saw Swee Hock (ed.), Malaysia: Recent Trends and Challenges, Singapore: Institute of Southeast Asian Studies, pp. 26-46. “Society-State Collaboration in Singapore: The Necessary Stage and the Arts Education Programme”, 2004, in Tan Chong Kee and Tisa Ng (eds.), Ask Not, Singapore: Times Publishing, pp. 269-286. “Mediating the Liberalisation of Singapore Theatre”, 2004, in Tan Chong Kee and Tisa Ng (eds.), Ask Not, Singapore: Times Publishing, pp. 223-248. “Chinese Opera in Singapore: Negotiating Globalisation, Consumerism and National Culture”, 2003, in Journal of Southeast Asian Studies, Vol. 34, No. 3, pp. 449-471. Opinion Pieces : ”Don’t pretend that Christian activism doesn’t exist here”,TODAY, 25-26 April 2009. “The Wild West, Carnivals and Cyberspace in Singapore ”,Opinion Asia, 9 April 2009. ”From Zero to hero: Reinstating a Singapore Icon”,Opinion Asia ,7 October 2008. “ Bohemia - The Singapore Way ”,TODAY, 2 August 2008. “Re-thinking Singapore Nationalism”,Opinion Asia, 11 March 2008. “Malay Nationalism Then and Now”,The Straits Times,31 August 2007. “Patriotism in a time of globalisation”,TODAY, 9 August 2007. “Quest for a Coherent Regional ASEAN Identity”, The Business Times, 29 June 2006. “PAP’s Sterling Work Wins the Day”, TODAY, 7 May 2006. “Understanding a Phantom Generation”, TODAY, 7 April 2006. “BENG IS COOL, SINGLISH A SIGNAL”, TODAY, 20 March 2006. “Beating Terror, the McDonald’s Way”, TODAY, 1 February 2006. “Courting Alienation”, TODAY, 3 January 2006. “A Defeated PAS Moves To Put on a Multicultural Face”, The Straits Times, 22 May 2004. “In Search of Graciousness”, at the Institute of Policy Studies Singapore Perspectives 2010, 25 January 2010 , Raffles City Convention Centre , Singapore “The Citizen-Consumer and the Consumption of Political Pluralism in Singapore”, at the Third International Conference on Southeast Asia (ICONSEA), University of Malaya, 8-9 December 2009, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia “Singapore Theatre Groups and the Arts Education Programme: Profit for Nonprofit Arts Groups”, at the Deakin University Symposium “Intersecting Art and Business in the Creative Economy”, 23-25 November 2008 , Melbourne , Australia 2007 “Movement of People”, at the 3rd SIF-ASEAN “Quest for ASEAN Community: Aspirations and Actions” Conference, Grand Mercure Roxy Hotel, 17-19 November 2007, Singapore Cultural Identity Formation in Singapore: Multiculturalism and Beyond, paper presented at the Asian Cultural Symposium 2007, organized by the Korean Cultural and Tourism Institute, Seoul, Korea, 26 October 2007. Post-65ers in the 2006 General Elections, paper presented at the Institute of Policy Studies’ IPS Post-Election Forum, Orchard Hotel, Singapore, 2 June.
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