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Capital: Singapur
Area (sq km): 693
Population (July 2007 est.): 4,553,009
Labor force (2006 est.): 2,400,000
GDP (purchasing power parity) (2006 est.): $ 141,200,000,000
GDP - per capita (PPP) (2006 est.): $ 31,400


Organisations/Societies (S) Organisations/Societies (S) ASEAN Inter-Parliamentary Organization AIPO en The ASEAN Inter-Parliamentary Organization (AIPO) is a special body of ASEAN which is concerned with promoting cooperation between ASEAN parliaments and parliamentarians in order to encourage the growth of greater democracy in the region. Members include: Cambodia, Laos, Malaysia, Philippines, Thailand, Vietnam, Singapore, Indonesia. The website provides information on the history, purpose of the organisation and its recent activities. 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Members include: Cambodia, Laos, Malaysia, Philippines, Thailand, Vietnam, Singapore, Indonesia. The website provides information on the history, purpose of the organisation and its recent activities. 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ARI en Self-description: "Established as a university-level institute in July 2001, the Asia Research Institute (ARI) is one of the strategic initiatives of the National University of Singapore, as it focuses its sights on being a world-leading hub for research and education on Asia. ARI engages the social sciences broadly defined, and especially interdisciplinary frontiers between and beyond disciplines. It seeks to be a space of encounters for scholars around the world working on Asia. Within NUS, it works particularly with the Faculties of Arts and Social Sciences, Business, Law, Design and Environment, and the Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy, as well as the other Asia institutes to support research, conferences, lectures and graduate study at the highest level. Its research clusters are organised around the following themes: # The Changing Family in Asia, # Asian Migration, # Cultural Studies in Asia, # Religion and Globalisation in Asian Contexts, # Southeast Asia-China Interactions, including a Project on Southeast Asian Archaeology, # Sustainable Cities, # Open Cluster." Site contents: * About ARI (Vision and Mission, ARI 5th Anniversary, People); * Research Clusters (Subsections of each cluster: Cluster Projects, Overview, Calendar of Events, Cluster Members, Publications, Resource Centre, Photo Albums); * ARI Working Paper Series (in Feb 2008 there were archived 109 * Books (details of 111 books); * Journals (details of the journal 'Asian Population Studies'); * ARI-NUS Press Publication Series * ARI People in the media; * ARI Aceh Working Papers; * Video (Webcast); * Audio (Podcast); * ARI Library Catalog (565 Records); * Southeast Asia and China: Historical and Contemporary Perspectives; * ARI Annual Report; * ARI Newsletters (No.1 Mar/2003 - No.18 Nov/2008); * [ARI] Highlights; * Events Photo; * Events Webcast; * Appointments; * New Publications; * Search (Publications, Events, People); * Links; * Contact Us. RES http://www.ari.nus.edu.sg/ html None None html None None Singapore __LOCATION_142__LOCATION_035__LOCATION_702__ LOCATION_702 Asian area studies __00.00.00__04.00.00__ 04.00.00 NO-CLASSIFICATION NO-CLASSIFICATION NO-CLASSIFICATION en Deleted c262bbaf-6586-4c7f-bf47-38d1e8f4e66d 3557 6870 Collection/AsiaInsights/Countries/Singapore/link-1234943190-222467-29036.tkl Asia Research Institute (ARI), National University of Singapore, Singapore. ARI en Self-description: "Established as a university-level institute in July 2001, the Asia Research Institute (ARI) is one of the strategic initiatives of the National University of Singapore, as it focuses its sights on being a world-leading hub for research and education on Asia. ARI engages the social sciences broadly defined, and especially interdisciplinary frontiers between and beyond disciplines. It seeks to be a space of encounters for scholars around the world working on Asia. Within NUS, it works particularly with the Faculties of Arts and Social Sciences, Business, Law, Design and Environment, and the Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy, as well as the other Asia institutes to support research, conferences, lectures and graduate study at the highest level. Its research clusters are organised around the following themes: # The Changing Family in Asia, # Asian Migration, # Cultural Studies in Asia, # Religion and Globalisation in Asian Contexts, # Southeast Asia-China Interactions, including a Project on Southeast Asian Archaeology, # Sustainable Cities, # Open Cluster." Site contents: * About ARI (Vision and Mission, ARI 5th Anniversary, People); * Research Clusters (Subsections of each cluster: Cluster Projects, Overview, Calendar of Events, Cluster Members, Publications, Resource Centre, Photo Albums); * ARI Working Paper Series (in Feb 2008 there were archived 109 * Books (details of 111 books); * Journals (details of the journal 'Asian Population Studies'); * ARI-NUS Press Publication Series * ARI People in the media; * ARI Aceh Working Papers; * Video (Webcast); * Audio (Podcast); * ARI Library Catalog (565 Records); * Southeast Asia and China: Historical and Contemporary Perspectives; * ARI Annual Report; * ARI Newsletters (No.1 Mar/2003 - No.18 Nov/2008); * [ARI] Highlights; * Events Photo; * Events Webcast; * Appointments; * New Publications; * Search (Publications, Events, People); * Links; * Contact Us. RES http://www.ari.nus.edu.sg/ html None None html None None Singapore __LOCATION_142__LOCATION_035__LOCATION_702__ LOCATION_702 Asian area studies __00.00.00__04.00.00__ 04.00.00 NO-CLASSIFICATION NO-CLASSIFICATION NO-CLASSIFICATION en Deleted c262bbaf-6586-4c7f-bf47-38d1e8f4e66d 3557 6870 Collection/AsiaInsights/Countries/Singapore/link-1234943190-222467-29036.tkl Company information Company information Asian Affairs Think tank about Asia en Asian Affairs is produced and published by by Larkincil International Ltd, a private consulting company based in Hong Kong providing policy makers, transnational group executives and major think-tanks with a strategic perspective of Asian affairs through specific research studies and confidential reports. asian affairs is dedicated to regular studies and analysis of Asia, South, Southeast and East Asia, particularly in the field of international relations, economics and financial affairs.The purpose of Asian Affairs is to strengthen communication and understanding and to offer a platform of exchange of information between Asia and Europe in the field of regulations, policies and economic trends and business cooperation. COIN FAGP http://www.asian-affairs.com/Frametop/think-tank.html html None None html None None Research __00.00.00__01.00.00__01.12.00__ 01.12.00 China __LOCATION_142__LOCATION_030__LOCATION_156__ LOCATION_156 Bangladesh __LOCATION_142__LOCATION_004__LOCATION_050__ LOCATION_050 India __LOCATION_142__LOCATION_004__LOCATION_356__ LOCATION_356 Indonesia __LOCATION_142__LOCATION_035__LOCATION_360__ LOCATION_360 Japan __LOCATION_142__LOCATION_030__LOCATION_392__ LOCATION_392 Kazakhstan __LOCATION_142__LOCATION_143__LOCATION_398__ LOCATION_398 Kyrgyzstan __LOCATION_142__LOCATION_143__LOCATION_417__ LOCATION_417 North Korea __LOCATION_142__LOCATION_030__LOCATION_408__ LOCATION_408 South Korea __LOCATION_142__LOCATION_030__LOCATION_410__ LOCATION_410 Nepal __LOCATION_142__LOCATION_004__LOCATION_524__ LOCATION_524 Philippines __LOCATION_142__LOCATION_035__LOCATION_608__ LOCATION_608 Vietnam __LOCATION_142__LOCATION_035__LOCATION_704__ LOCATION_704 Singapore __LOCATION_142__LOCATION_035__LOCATION_702__ LOCATION_702 Sri Lanka __LOCATION_142__LOCATION_004__LOCATION_144__ LOCATION_144 Thailand __LOCATION_142__LOCATION_035__LOCATION_764__ LOCATION_764 In Focus 2010 Week 08 __INFOCUS__INFOCUS2010__INFOCUS2010WEEK08__ INFOCUS2010WEEK08 NO-CLASSIFICATION NO-CLASSIFICATION NO-CLASSIFICATION en Deleted tenke tanker i/om Asia. Ikke kun Kina. 8e43273a-4fd0-4c12-9cc2-2726843b7fb0 5929 2899 Collection/AsiaInsights/Countries/China/link-1172862113-619437-17856.tkl Asian Affairs Think tank about Asia en Asian Affairs is produced and published by by Larkincil International Ltd, a private consulting company based in Hong Kong providing policy makers, transnational group executives and major think-tanks with a strategic perspective of Asian affairs through specific research studies and confidential reports. asian affairs is dedicated to regular studies and analysis of Asia, South, Southeast and East Asia, particularly in the field of international relations, economics and financial affairs.The purpose of Asian Affairs is to strengthen communication and understanding and to offer a platform of exchange of information between Asia and Europe in the field of regulations, policies and economic trends and business cooperation. COIN FAGP http://www.asian-affairs.com/Frametop/think-tank.html html None None html None None Research __00.00.00__01.00.00__01.12.00__ 01.12.00 China __LOCATION_142__LOCATION_030__LOCATION_156__ LOCATION_156 Bangladesh __LOCATION_142__LOCATION_004__LOCATION_050__ LOCATION_050 India __LOCATION_142__LOCATION_004__LOCATION_356__ LOCATION_356 Indonesia __LOCATION_142__LOCATION_035__LOCATION_360__ LOCATION_360 Japan __LOCATION_142__LOCATION_030__LOCATION_392__ LOCATION_392 Kazakhstan __LOCATION_142__LOCATION_143__LOCATION_398__ LOCATION_398 Kyrgyzstan __LOCATION_142__LOCATION_143__LOCATION_417__ LOCATION_417 North Korea __LOCATION_142__LOCATION_030__LOCATION_408__ LOCATION_408 South Korea __LOCATION_142__LOCATION_030__LOCATION_410__ LOCATION_410 Nepal __LOCATION_142__LOCATION_004__LOCATION_524__ LOCATION_524 Philippines __LOCATION_142__LOCATION_035__LOCATION_608__ LOCATION_608 Vietnam __LOCATION_142__LOCATION_035__LOCATION_704__ LOCATION_704 Singapore __LOCATION_142__LOCATION_035__LOCATION_702__ LOCATION_702 Sri Lanka __LOCATION_142__LOCATION_004__LOCATION_144__ LOCATION_144 Thailand __LOCATION_142__LOCATION_035__LOCATION_764__ LOCATION_764 In Focus 2010 Week 08 __INFOCUS__INFOCUS2010__INFOCUS2010WEEK08__ INFOCUS2010WEEK08 NO-CLASSIFICATION NO-CLASSIFICATION NO-CLASSIFICATION en Deleted tenke tanker i/om Asia. Ikke kun Kina. 8e43273a-4fd0-4c12-9cc2-2726843b7fb0 5929 2899 Collection/AsiaInsights/Countries/China/link-1172862113-619437-17856.tkl Research projects/Centres (S) Research projects/Centres (S) Asian civilisations museum en The Asian Civilisations Museum in Singapore presents a range of exhibitions that reflect the complex pan-Asian heritage of the island, displaying artefacts from East, South, Southeast and West Asia. Its companion website presents a textual introduction to the aims of the museum, provides visitor information, and lists past, future and current exhibitions. Users will find this exhibition section most informative, which links to extended descriptions of past and current events in the museum's galleries. In the 'Past Exhibitions' section, details are available via hyperlinks for most exhibits dating back to 1993. The galleries display ceramics; photography; painting; textiles and jewellery. Exhibitions described on the website include: Ming dynasty porcelain; jewellery from Thailand, Malaysia and Indonesia; Chinese bronzes; Indian and Indonesian textiles; and exhibitions on Peranakan culture. The main page also acts as a gateway to online resources for other cultural organisations in Singapore, namely; the Singapore Art Museum; the National Archives of Singapore; the Singapore History Museum; and the Heritage Conservation Centre. The Asian Civilisations Museum website will be of interest to any researcher or student with interests in Asian art (particularly traditional arts) and the diverse cultures that are represented in Singapore society. RES http://www.nhb.gov.sg/ACM/ html None None html None None Singapore __LOCATION_142__LOCATION_035__LOCATION_702__ LOCATION_702 Asia __LOCATION_142__ LOCATION_142 Museums __00.00.00__07.00.00__07.11.00__ 07.11.00 Cultural heritage __00.00.00__07.00.00__07.17.00__ 07.17.00 Cultural history __00.00.00__07.00.00__07.04.00__ 07.04.00 en Deleted 98b1ac0b-ae28-499b-a933-5a522e6820c9 3241 3759 Collection/AsiaInsights/Countries/Singapore/link-1180533013-509375-6240.tkl Asian civilisations museum en The Asian Civilisations Museum in Singapore presents a range of exhibitions that reflect the complex pan-Asian heritage of the island, displaying artefacts from East, South, Southeast and West Asia. Its companion website presents a textual introduction to the aims of the museum, provides visitor information, and lists past, future and current exhibitions. Users will find this exhibition section most informative, which links to extended descriptions of past and current events in the museum's galleries. In the 'Past Exhibitions' section, details are available via hyperlinks for most exhibits dating back to 1993. The galleries display ceramics; photography; painting; textiles and jewellery. Exhibitions described on the website include: Ming dynasty porcelain; jewellery from Thailand, Malaysia and Indonesia; Chinese bronzes; Indian and Indonesian textiles; and exhibitions on Peranakan culture. The main page also acts as a gateway to online resources for other cultural organisations in Singapore, namely; the Singapore Art Museum; the National Archives of Singapore; the Singapore History Museum; and the Heritage Conservation Centre. The Asian Civilisations Museum website will be of interest to any researcher or student with interests in Asian art (particularly traditional arts) and the diverse cultures that are represented in Singapore society. RES http://www.nhb.gov.sg/ACM/ html None None html None None Singapore __LOCATION_142__LOCATION_035__LOCATION_702__ LOCATION_702 Asia __LOCATION_142__ LOCATION_142 Museums __00.00.00__07.00.00__07.11.00__ 07.11.00 Cultural heritage __00.00.00__07.00.00__07.17.00__ 07.17.00 Cultural history __00.00.00__07.00.00__07.04.00__ 07.04.00 en Deleted 98b1ac0b-ae28-499b-a933-5a522e6820c9 3241 3759 Collection/AsiaInsights/Countries/Singapore/link-1180533013-509375-6240.tkl Organisations/Societies (S) Organisations/Societies (S) Asian Development Bank ADB en the work of the Asian Development Bank (ADB) is aimed at improving the welfare of the people in Asia and the Pacific, particularly the 1.9 billion who live on less than $2 a day. Despite many success stories, Asia and the Pacific remains home to two thirds of the world's poor. ADB is a multilateral development financial institution owned by 65 members , 47 from the region and 18 from other parts of the globe. ADB's vision is a region free of poverty. Its mission is to help its developing member countries reduce poverty and improve the quality of life of their citizens. ORSO http://www.adb.org/ html None None html None None Asia __LOCATION_142__ LOCATION_142 Regional cooperation __00.00.00__14.00.00__14.02.00__14.02.01__ 14.02.01 Development. Poverty __00.00.00__14.00.00__ 14.00.00 Singapore __LOCATION_142__LOCATION_035__LOCATION_702__ LOCATION_702 East Timor __LOCATION_142__LOCATION_035__LOCATION_626__ LOCATION_626 Laos __LOCATION_142__LOCATION_035__LOCATION_418__ LOCATION_418 Cambodia __LOCATION_142__LOCATION_035__LOCATION_116__ LOCATION_116 Indonesia __LOCATION_142__LOCATION_035__LOCATION_360__ LOCATION_360 Malaysia __LOCATION_142__LOCATION_035__LOCATION_458__ LOCATION_458 Vietnam __LOCATION_142__LOCATION_035__LOCATION_704__ LOCATION_704 Thailand __LOCATION_142__LOCATION_035__LOCATION_764__ LOCATION_764 Burma __LOCATION_142__LOCATION_035__LOCATION_104__ LOCATION_104 Philippines __LOCATION_142__LOCATION_035__LOCATION_608__ LOCATION_608 en Deleted 8652429b-09fc-4129-a900-70e5d57191cf 4410 3995 Collection/AsiaInsights/Subjects/Development/link-1177583256-486678-4125.tkl Asian Development Bank ADB en the work of the Asian Development Bank (ADB) is aimed at improving the welfare of the people in Asia and the Pacific, particularly the 1.9 billion who live on less than $2 a day. Despite many success stories, Asia and the Pacific remains home to two thirds of the world's poor. ADB is a multilateral development financial institution owned by 65 members , 47 from the region and 18 from other parts of the globe. ADB's vision is a region free of poverty. Its mission is to help its developing member countries reduce poverty and improve the quality of life of their citizens. ORSO http://www.adb.org/ html None None html None None Asia __LOCATION_142__ LOCATION_142 Regional cooperation __00.00.00__14.00.00__14.02.00__14.02.01__ 14.02.01 Development. Poverty __00.00.00__14.00.00__ 14.00.00 Singapore __LOCATION_142__LOCATION_035__LOCATION_702__ LOCATION_702 East Timor __LOCATION_142__LOCATION_035__LOCATION_626__ LOCATION_626 Laos __LOCATION_142__LOCATION_035__LOCATION_418__ LOCATION_418 Cambodia __LOCATION_142__LOCATION_035__LOCATION_116__ LOCATION_116 Indonesia __LOCATION_142__LOCATION_035__LOCATION_360__ LOCATION_360 Malaysia __LOCATION_142__LOCATION_035__LOCATION_458__ LOCATION_458 Vietnam __LOCATION_142__LOCATION_035__LOCATION_704__ LOCATION_704 Thailand __LOCATION_142__LOCATION_035__LOCATION_764__ LOCATION_764 Burma __LOCATION_142__LOCATION_035__LOCATION_104__ LOCATION_104 Philippines __LOCATION_142__LOCATION_035__LOCATION_608__ LOCATION_608 en Deleted 8652429b-09fc-4129-a900-70e5d57191cf 4410 3995 Collection/AsiaInsights/Subjects/Development/link-1177583256-486678-4125.tkl Research projects/Centres (S) Research projects/Centres (S) Asian MetaCentre for Population and Sustainable Development Analysis en Asia Research Institute (ARI), National University of Singapore, Singapore. Self-description: "The Asian MetaCentre for Population and Sustainable Development Analysis was established in 2000 [... It] is a research programme that aims to develop research initiatives on themes pertaining to population, sustainable development and health such as population forecasting, international migration, changing family structures and the Asian family, population-development-environment-health interactions, fertility, intergenerational relations, ageing, human capital projections, urbanization, environmental degradation and the consequences of these population dynamics on human well-being and health. In doing so, we aim to consolidate the Asian Population Network (APN), organise relevant workshops, provide training for skills development, engage in research projects, and subsequently publish research findings." Site contents: About Us; * People; * Research; * CHAMPSEA - Child Health and Migrant Parents in South-East Asia; * Events; * Publications (# Asian MetaCentre Research Paper Series (Papers [in PDF format] include: No. 21 (Jun 2006) - A Case Study of British Media Discourses of the Indian Ocean Tsunami: The December 2006 Coverage - Tracey L. Skelton; No. 20 (May 2006) - The Social Organization of Remittances: Channelling Remittances from East and Southeast Asia to Bangladesh - Md Mizanur Rahman and Brenda S.A. Yeoh; No.19: (Nov 2004) - Health Concerns of 'Invisible' Foreign Domestic Maids in Thailand - Mika Toyota; No.18: (Jul 2004) - Water Resources, Land Exploitation and Population Dynamics in Arid Areas: The Case of Tarim River Basin in Xinjiang of China - Jiang Leiwen, Tong Yufen, Zhao Zhijie, Li Tianhong and Liao Jianhua; No.17: (Feb 2004) - Migration and Health in China: Problems, Obstacles and Solutions - Xiang Biao), # Publications from Asian MetaCentre Activities and Staff Collaborations [details of the publications], # Short Features); * Vacancies; * Links; * Contact Us; * Join our [APN] mailing list; * New Publications. RES http://www.populationasia.org/ html None None html None None Singapore __LOCATION_142__LOCATION_035__LOCATION_702__ LOCATION_702 Population __00.00.00__20.00.00__20.13.00__ 20.13.00 Sustainable development __00.00.00__14.00.00__14.01.00__14.01.07__ 14.01.07 NO-CLASSIFICATION NO-CLASSIFICATION NO-CLASSIFICATION NO-CLASSIFICATION NO-CLASSIFICATION NO-CLASSIFICATION en Deleted 471c5142-3463-46a8-ba5f-e18758f97213 4077 6873 Collection/AsiaInsights/Subjects/Politics_and_Society/link-1235117390-481502-14817.tkl Asian MetaCentre for Population and Sustainable Development Analysis en Asia Research Institute (ARI), National University of Singapore, Singapore. Self-description: "The Asian MetaCentre for Population and Sustainable Development Analysis was established in 2000 [... It] is a research programme that aims to develop research initiatives on themes pertaining to population, sustainable development and health such as population forecasting, international migration, changing family structures and the Asian family, population-development-environment-health interactions, fertility, intergenerational relations, ageing, human capital projections, urbanization, environmental degradation and the consequences of these population dynamics on human well-being and health. In doing so, we aim to consolidate the Asian Population Network (APN), organise relevant workshops, provide training for skills development, engage in research projects, and subsequently publish research findings." Site contents: About Us; * People; * Research; * CHAMPSEA - Child Health and Migrant Parents in South-East Asia; * Events; * Publications (# Asian MetaCentre Research Paper Series (Papers [in PDF format] include: No. 21 (Jun 2006) - A Case Study of British Media Discourses of the Indian Ocean Tsunami: The December 2006 Coverage - Tracey L. Skelton; No. 20 (May 2006) - The Social Organization of Remittances: Channelling Remittances from East and Southeast Asia to Bangladesh - Md Mizanur Rahman and Brenda S.A. Yeoh; No.19: (Nov 2004) - Health Concerns of 'Invisible' Foreign Domestic Maids in Thailand - Mika Toyota; No.18: (Jul 2004) - Water Resources, Land Exploitation and Population Dynamics in Arid Areas: The Case of Tarim River Basin in Xinjiang of China - Jiang Leiwen, Tong Yufen, Zhao Zhijie, Li Tianhong and Liao Jianhua; No.17: (Feb 2004) - Migration and Health in China: Problems, Obstacles and Solutions - Xiang Biao), # Publications from Asian MetaCentre Activities and Staff Collaborations [details of the publications], # Short Features); * Vacancies; * Links; * Contact Us; * Join our [APN] mailing list; * New Publications. RES http://www.populationasia.org/ html None None html None None Singapore __LOCATION_142__LOCATION_035__LOCATION_702__ LOCATION_702 Population __00.00.00__20.00.00__20.13.00__ 20.13.00 Sustainable development __00.00.00__14.00.00__14.01.00__14.01.07__ 14.01.07 NO-CLASSIFICATION NO-CLASSIFICATION NO-CLASSIFICATION NO-CLASSIFICATION NO-CLASSIFICATION NO-CLASSIFICATION en Deleted 471c5142-3463-46a8-ba5f-e18758f97213 4077 6873 Collection/AsiaInsights/Subjects/Politics_and_Society/link-1235117390-481502-14817.tkl Governmental bodies (S) Governmental bodies (S) Attorney General's Chambers of Singapore en Website of the Attorney General of Singapore who is the principal legal advisor to the government. The site has background information about the role and history of the Attorney General and the work of the various divisions within the Attorney General's Chambers. Publications are provided in full-text in PDF format. These include consultation papers, speeches, law reform reports and legislation. There is also a link to the Singapore Statutes Online database providing access to the full-text of all current acts of Singapore. GOVB http://www.agc.gov.sg/ html None None html None None Singapore __LOCATION_142__LOCATION_035__LOCATION_702__ LOCATION_702 Law and legislation __00.00.00__15.00.00__ 15.00.00 en Deleted db9bd2dd-3484-4ede-97ce-84bf20dd27d7 1759 3751 Collection/AsiaInsights/Countries/Singapore/link-1180531886-192213-4929.tkl Attorney General's Chambers of Singapore en Website of the Attorney General of Singapore who is the principal legal advisor to the government. The site has background information about the role and history of the Attorney General and the work of the various divisions within the Attorney General's Chambers. Publications are provided in full-text in PDF format. These include consultation papers, speeches, law reform reports and legislation. There is also a link to the Singapore Statutes Online database providing access to the full-text of all current acts of Singapore. GOVB http://www.agc.gov.sg/ html None None html None None Singapore __LOCATION_142__LOCATION_035__LOCATION_702__ LOCATION_702 Law and legislation __00.00.00__15.00.00__ 15.00.00 en Deleted db9bd2dd-3484-4ede-97ce-84bf20dd27d7 1759 3751 Collection/AsiaInsights/Countries/Singapore/link-1180531886-192213-4929.tkl Reference materials (D) Reference materials (D) Barton's Asian Stock Market Charts en A free weekly service offering forecasts of 10 Asian stock markets Hongkong, India, Indonesia, Japan, Korea, Malaysia, Philippines, Singapore, Taiwan, Thailand, including Dow Jones and the NASDAQ-index REF http://www.asiachart.com html None None html None None International economic relations __00.00.00__08.00.00__08.09.00__ 08.09.00 Hong Kong __LOCATION_142__LOCATION_030__LOCATION_156__LOCATION_344__ LOCATION_344 Indonesia __LOCATION_142__LOCATION_035__LOCATION_360__ LOCATION_360 India __LOCATION_142__LOCATION_004__LOCATION_356__ LOCATION_356 Japan __LOCATION_142__LOCATION_030__LOCATION_392__ LOCATION_392 South Korea __LOCATION_142__LOCATION_030__LOCATION_410__ LOCATION_410 Malaysia __LOCATION_142__LOCATION_035__LOCATION_458__ LOCATION_458 Philippines __LOCATION_142__LOCATION_035__LOCATION_608__ LOCATION_608 Singapore __LOCATION_142__LOCATION_035__LOCATION_702__ LOCATION_702 Taiwan __LOCATION_142__LOCATION_030__LOCATION_TAI__ LOCATION_TAI Thailand __LOCATION_142__LOCATION_035__LOCATION_764__ LOCATION_764 en Deleted a2862da9-8687-409a-8887-4d4f0f99ec60 3600 3500 Collection/AsiaInsights/Countries/Malaysia/link-1180702782-837838-6240.tkl Barton's Asian Stock Market Charts en A free weekly service offering forecasts of 10 Asian stock markets Hongkong, India, Indonesia, Japan, Korea, Malaysia, Philippines, Singapore, Taiwan, Thailand, including Dow Jones and the NASDAQ-index REF http://www.asiachart.com html None None html None None International economic relations __00.00.00__08.00.00__08.09.00__ 08.09.00 Hong Kong __LOCATION_142__LOCATION_030__LOCATION_156__LOCATION_344__ LOCATION_344 Indonesia __LOCATION_142__LOCATION_035__LOCATION_360__ LOCATION_360 India __LOCATION_142__LOCATION_004__LOCATION_356__ LOCATION_356 Japan __LOCATION_142__LOCATION_030__LOCATION_392__ LOCATION_392 South Korea __LOCATION_142__LOCATION_030__LOCATION_410__ LOCATION_410 Malaysia __LOCATION_142__LOCATION_035__LOCATION_458__ LOCATION_458 Philippines __LOCATION_142__LOCATION_035__LOCATION_608__ LOCATION_608 Singapore __LOCATION_142__LOCATION_035__LOCATION_702__ LOCATION_702 Taiwan __LOCATION_142__LOCATION_030__LOCATION_TAI__ LOCATION_TAI Thailand __LOCATION_142__LOCATION_035__LOCATION_764__ LOCATION_764 en Deleted a2862da9-8687-409a-8887-4d4f0f99ec60 3600 3500 Collection/AsiaInsights/Countries/Malaysia/link-1180702782-837838-6240.tkl Research projects/Centres (S) Research projects/Centres (S) Bioethics Advisory Committee, Singapore en Bioethics Advisory Committee was created in December 2000 to address the potential ethical, legal and social issues arising from biomedical sciences research in Singapore. Its puropses is to ensure that Singapore's decisions regarding the biomedical sciences and research are solidly based on good science and high ethical and legal standards. The website consists of a Resources section which includes reports, consultation papers, articles and a newsletter (all in PDF format) which cover topics such as stem cell research, reproductive and therapeutic cloning, genetic testing, and human tissue research. There is also a classroom section giving information on cloning, stem cell research, genetics and the genome. Another section includes information Biomedical Sciences and Bioethics organisations, regulation, and research in Singapore. The site also has Frequently Asked Questions, Events, and Press releases. RES http://www.bioethics-singapore.org/index.html html None None html None None Singapore __LOCATION_142__LOCATION_035__LOCATION_702__ LOCATION_702 Environment __00.00.00__09.00.00__ 09.00.00 en Deleted d54881ec-34d2-48f1-993f-2e3d2376a152 2158 3747 Collection/AsiaInsights/Countries/Singapore/link-1180531296-649551-5245.tkl Bioethics Advisory Committee, Singapore en Bioethics Advisory Committee was created in December 2000 to address the potential ethical, legal and social issues arising from biomedical sciences research in Singapore. Its puropses is to ensure that Singapore's decisions regarding the biomedical sciences and research are solidly based on good science and high ethical and legal standards. The website consists of a Resources section which includes reports, consultation papers, articles and a newsletter (all in PDF format) which cover topics such as stem cell research, reproductive and therapeutic cloning, genetic testing, and human tissue research. There is also a classroom section giving information on cloning, stem cell research, genetics and the genome. Another section includes information Biomedical Sciences and Bioethics organisations, regulation, and research in Singapore. The site also has Frequently Asked Questions, Events, and Press releases. RES http://www.bioethics-singapore.org/index.html html None None html None None Singapore __LOCATION_142__LOCATION_035__LOCATION_702__ LOCATION_702 Environment __00.00.00__09.00.00__ 09.00.00 en Deleted d54881ec-34d2-48f1-993f-2e3d2376a152 2158 3747 Collection/AsiaInsights/Countries/Singapore/link-1180531296-649551-5245.tkl Articles/Papers/Reports (individual) China’s exports in ICT and its impact on Asian countries en China’s exports in ICT and its impact on Asian countries / Yuqing Xing. - Helsinki : UNU/WIDER, 2008. - 13 p. (Research paper / United Nations University. World Institute for Development Economics Research 2008/39) This paper analyses China’s ICT exports growth in its two major markets Japan and the US from 1992 to 2004. It focuses on ICT products classified in SITC 75, 76 and 77. The empirical results show that Chinese exports had maintained two-digit annual growth during the period. The growth was much higher than the corresponding growth of the overall markets. By 2004, Chinese ICT exports accounted for 26 per cent of the total Japanese imports and 19 per cent of the total imports of the US in ICT products. In addition, the paper investigates whether the rapid growth of Chinese ICT exports crowded out that of other Asian countries: Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines, Singapore, South Korea and Thailand. The empirical analysis shows that the crowding out effect differs across countries and products. The exports of Singapore and Philippines have been negatively affected by the growth of Chinese exports, but no crowding effect existed at all with Indonesia’s exports. 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(Research paper / United Nations University. World Institute for Development Economics Research 2008/39) This paper analyses China’s ICT exports growth in its two major markets Japan and the US from 1992 to 2004. It focuses on ICT products classified in SITC 75, 76 and 77. The empirical results show that Chinese exports had maintained two-digit annual growth during the period. The growth was much higher than the corresponding growth of the overall markets. By 2004, Chinese ICT exports accounted for 26 per cent of the total Japanese imports and 19 per cent of the total imports of the US in ICT products. In addition, the paper investigates whether the rapid growth of Chinese ICT exports crowded out that of other Asian countries: Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines, Singapore, South Korea and Thailand. The empirical analysis shows that the crowding out effect differs across countries and products. The exports of Singapore and Philippines have been negatively affected by the growth of Chinese exports, but no crowding effect existed at all with Indonesia’s exports. 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ARI en Self-description: "Established as a university-level institute in July 2001, the Asia Research Institute (ARI) is one of the strategic initiatives of the National University of Singapore, as it focuses its sights on being a world-leading hub for research and education on Asia. ARI engages the social sciences broadly defined, and especially interdisciplinary frontiers between and beyond disciplines. It seeks to be a space of encounters for scholars around the world working on Asia. Within NUS, it works particularly with the Faculties of Arts and Social Sciences, Business, Law, Design and Environment, and the Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy, as well as the other Asia institutes to support research, conferences, lectures and graduate study at the highest level. Its research clusters are organised around the following themes: # The Changing Family in Asia, # Asian Migration, # Cultural Studies in Asia, # Religion and Globalisation in Asian Contexts, # Southeast Asia-China Interactions, including a Project on Southeast Asian Archaeology, # Sustainable Cities, # Open Cluster." Site contents: * About ARI (Vision and Mission, ARI 5th Anniversary, People); * Research Clusters (Subsections of each cluster: Cluster Projects, Overview, Calendar of Events, Cluster Members, Publications, Resource Centre, Photo Albums); * ARI Working Paper Series (in Feb 2008 there were archived 109 * Books (details of 111 books); * Journals (details of the journal 'Asian Population Studies'); * ARI-NUS Press Publication Series * ARI People in the media; * ARI Aceh Working Papers; * Video (Webcast); * Audio (Podcast); * ARI Library Catalog (565 Records); * Southeast Asia and China: Historical and Contemporary Perspectives; * ARI Annual Report; * ARI Newsletters (No.1 Mar/2003 - No.18 Nov/2008); * [ARI] Highlights; * Events Photo; * Events Webcast; * Appointments; * New Publications; * Search (Publications, Events, People); * Links; * Contact Us. 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Exhibitions described on the website include: Ming dynasty porcelain; jewellery from Thailand, Malaysia and Indonesia; Chinese bronzes; Indian and Indonesian textiles; and exhibitions on Peranakan culture. The main page also acts as a gateway to online resources for other cultural organisations in Singapore, namely; the Singapore Art Museum; the National Archives of Singapore; the Singapore History Museum; and the Heritage Conservation Centre. The Asian Civilisations Museum website will be of interest to any researcher or student with interests in Asian art (particularly traditional arts) and the diverse cultures that are represented in Singapore society. 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Self-description: "The Asian MetaCentre for Population and Sustainable Development Analysis was established in 2000 [... It] is a research programme that aims to develop research initiatives on themes pertaining to population, sustainable development and health such as population forecasting, international migration, changing family structures and the Asian family, population-development-environment-health interactions, fertility, intergenerational relations, ageing, human capital projections, urbanization, environmental degradation and the consequences of these population dynamics on human well-being and health. In doing so, we aim to consolidate the Asian Population Network (APN), organise relevant workshops, provide training for skills development, engage in research projects, and subsequently publish research findings." Site contents: About Us; * People; * Research; * CHAMPSEA - Child Health and Migrant Parents in South-East Asia; * Events; * Publications (# Asian MetaCentre Research Paper Series (Papers [in PDF format] include: No. 21 (Jun 2006) - A Case Study of British Media Discourses of the Indian Ocean Tsunami: The December 2006 Coverage - Tracey L. Skelton; No. 20 (May 2006) - The Social Organization of Remittances: Channelling Remittances from East and Southeast Asia to Bangladesh - Md Mizanur Rahman and Brenda S.A. Yeoh; No.19: (Nov 2004) - Health Concerns of 'Invisible' Foreign Domestic Maids in Thailand - Mika Toyota; No.18: (Jul 2004) - Water Resources, Land Exploitation and Population Dynamics in Arid Areas: The Case of Tarim River Basin in Xinjiang of China - Jiang Leiwen, Tong Yufen, Zhao Zhijie, Li Tianhong and Liao Jianhua; No.17: (Feb 2004) - Migration and Health in China: Problems, Obstacles and Solutions - Xiang Biao), # Publications from Asian MetaCentre Activities and Staff Collaborations [details of the publications], # Short Features); * Vacancies; * Links; * Contact Us; * Join our [APN] mailing list; * New Publications. 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Its puropses is to ensure that Singapore's decisions regarding the biomedical sciences and research are solidly based on good science and high ethical and legal standards. The website consists of a Resources section which includes reports, consultation papers, articles and a newsletter (all in PDF format) which cover topics such as stem cell research, reproductive and therapeutic cloning, genetic testing, and human tissue research. There is also a classroom section giving information on cloning, stem cell research, genetics and the genome. Another section includes information Biomedical Sciences and Bioethics organisations, regulation, and research in Singapore. The site also has Frequently Asked Questions, Events, and Press releases. RES http://www.bioethics-singapore.org/index.html html None None html None None Singapore __LOCATION_142__LOCATION_035__LOCATION_702__ LOCATION_702 Environment __00.00.00__09.00.00__ 09.00.00 en Deleted d54881ec-34d2-48f1-993f-2e3d2376a152 2158 3747 Collection/AsiaInsights/Countries/Singapore/link-1180531296-649551-5245.tkl China’s exports in ICT and its impact on Asian countries en China’s exports in ICT and its impact on Asian countries / Yuqing Xing. - Helsinki : UNU/WIDER, 2008. - 13 p. (Research paper / United Nations University. World Institute for Development Economics Research 2008/39) This paper analyses China’s ICT exports growth in its two major markets Japan and the US from 1992 to 2004. It focuses on ICT products classified in SITC 75, 76 and 77. The empirical results show that Chinese exports had maintained two-digit annual growth during the period. The growth was much higher than the corresponding growth of the overall markets. By 2004, Chinese ICT exports accounted for 26 per cent of the total Japanese imports and 19 per cent of the total imports of the US in ICT products. In addition, the paper investigates whether the rapid growth of Chinese ICT exports crowded out that of other Asian countries: Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines, Singapore, South Korea and Thailand. The empirical analysis shows that the crowding out effect differs across countries and products. The exports of Singapore and Philippines have been negatively affected by the growth of Chinese exports, but no crowding effect existed at all with Indonesia’s exports. 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    The ASEAN Inter-Parliamentary Organization (AIPO) is a special body of ASEAN which is concerned with promoting cooperation between ASEAN parliaments and parliamentarians in order to encourage the growth of greater democracy in the region. Members include: Cambodia, Laos, Malaysia, Philippines, Thailand, Vietnam, Singapore, Indonesia. The website provides information on the history, purpose of the organisation and its recent activities.
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    Self-description: "Established as a university-level institute in July 2001, the Asia Research Institute (ARI) is one of the strategic initiatives of the National University of Singapore, as it focuses its sights on being a world-leading hub for research and education on Asia. ARI engages the social sciences broadly defined, and especially interdisciplinary frontiers between and beyond disciplines. It seeks to be a space of encounters for scholars around the world working on Asia. Within NUS, it works particularly with the Faculties of Arts and Social Sciences, Business, Law, Design and Environment, and the Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy, as well as the other Asia institutes to support research, conferences, lectures and graduate study at the highest level. Its research clusters are organised around the following themes: # The Changing Family in Asia, # Asian Migration, # Cultural Studies in Asia, # Religion and Globalisation in Asian Contexts, # Southeast Asia-China Interactions, including a Project on Southeast Asian Archaeology, # Sustainable Cities, # Open Cluster." Site contents: * About ARI (Vision and Mission, ARI 5th Anniversary, People); * Research Clusters (Subsections of each cluster: Cluster Projects, Overview, Calendar of Events, Cluster Members, Publications, Resource Centre, Photo Albums); * ARI Working Paper Series (in Feb 2008 there were archived 109 * Books (details of 111 books); * Journals (details of the journal 'Asian Population Studies'); * ARI-NUS Press Publication Series * ARI People in the media; * ARI Aceh Working Papers; * Video (Webcast); * Audio (Podcast); * ARI Library Catalog (565 Records); * Southeast Asia and China: Historical and Contemporary Perspectives; * ARI Annual Report; * ARI Newsletters (No.1 Mar/2003 - No.18 Nov/2008); * [ARI] Highlights; * Events Photo; * Events Webcast; * Appointments; * New Publications; * Search (Publications, Events, People); * Links; * Contact Us.
    http://www.ari.nus.edu.sg/
    Keywords: Asian area studies, Singapore, Southeast Asia,
     
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    Asian Affairs is produced and published by by Larkincil International Ltd, a private consulting company based in Hong Kong providing policy makers, transnational group executives and major think-tanks with a strategic perspective of Asian affairs through specific research studies and confidential reports. asian affairs is dedicated to regular studies and analysis of Asia, South, Southeast and East Asia, particularly in the field of international relations, economics and financial affairs.The purpose of Asian Affairs is to strengthen communication and understanding and to offer a platform of exchange of information between Asia and Europe in the field of regulations, policies and economic trends and business cooperation.
    http://www.asian-affairs.com/Frametop/think-tank.html
    Keywords: Bangladesh, Central Asia, China, East Asia, General references, In Focus, In Focus 2010, In Focus 2010 Week 08, India, Indonesia, Japan, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Nepal, North Korea, Philippines, Research, Singapore, South Asia, South Korea, Southeast Asia, Sri Lanka, Thailand, Vietnam,
     
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    The Asian Civilisations Museum in Singapore presents a range of exhibitions that reflect the complex pan-Asian heritage of the island, displaying artefacts from East, South, Southeast and West Asia. Its companion website presents a textual introduction to the aims of the museum, provides visitor information, and lists past, future and current exhibitions. Users will find this exhibition section most informative, which links to extended descriptions of past and current events in the museum's galleries. In the 'Past Exhibitions' section, details are available via hyperlinks for most exhibits dating back to 1993. The galleries display ceramics; photography; painting; textiles and jewellery. Exhibitions described on the website include: Ming dynasty porcelain; jewellery from Thailand, Malaysia and Indonesia; Chinese bronzes; Indian and Indonesian textiles; and exhibitions on Peranakan culture. The main page also acts as a gateway to online resources for other cultural organisations in Singapore, namely; the Singapore Art Museum; the National Archives of Singapore; the Singapore History Museum; and the Heritage Conservation Centre. The Asian Civilisations Museum website will be of interest to any researcher or student with interests in Asian art (particularly traditional arts) and the diverse cultures that are represented in Singapore society.
    http://www.nhb.gov.sg/ACM/
    Keywords: Cultural heritage, Cultural history, Cultural policy, Culture, Museums, Singapore, Southeast Asia,
     
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    the work of the Asian Development Bank (ADB) is aimed at improving the welfare of the people in Asia and the Pacific, particularly the 1.9 billion who live on less than $2 a day. Despite many success stories, Asia and the Pacific remains home to two thirds of the world's poor. ADB is a multilateral development financial institution owned by 65 members , 47 from the region and 18 from other parts of the globe. ADB's vision is a region free of poverty. Its mission is to help its developing member countries reduce poverty and improve the quality of life of their citizens.
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    Keywords: Burma - Myanmar, Cambodia, Development. Poverty, East Timor, Indonesia, Laos, Malaysia, Philippines, Singapore, Southeast Asia, Thailand, Vietnam,
     
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    Asia Research Institute (ARI), National University of Singapore, Singapore. Self-description: "The Asian MetaCentre for Population and Sustainable Development Analysis was established in 2000 [... It] is a research programme that aims to develop research initiatives on themes pertaining to population, sustainable development and health such as population forecasting, international migration, changing family structures and the Asian family, population-development-environment-health interactions, fertility, intergenerational relations, ageing, human capital projections, urbanization, environmental degradation and the consequences of these population dynamics on human well-being and health. In doing so, we aim to consolidate the Asian Population Network (APN), organise relevant workshops, provide training for skills development, engage in research projects, and subsequently publish research findings." Site contents: About Us; * People; * Research; * CHAMPSEA - Child Health and Migrant Parents in South-East Asia; * Events; * Publications (# Asian MetaCentre Research Paper Series (Papers [in PDF format] include: No. 21 (Jun 2006) - A Case Study of British Media Discourses of the Indian Ocean Tsunami: The December 2006 Coverage - Tracey L. Skelton; No. 20 (May 2006) - The Social Organization of Remittances: Channelling Remittances from East and Southeast Asia to Bangladesh - Md Mizanur Rahman and Brenda S.A. Yeoh; No.19: (Nov 2004) - Health Concerns of 'Invisible' Foreign Domestic Maids in Thailand - Mika Toyota; No.18: (Jul 2004) - Water Resources, Land Exploitation and Population Dynamics in Arid Areas: The Case of Tarim River Basin in Xinjiang of China - Jiang Leiwen, Tong Yufen, Zhao Zhijie, Li Tianhong and Liao Jianhua; No.17: (Feb 2004) - Migration and Health in China: Problems, Obstacles and Solutions - Xiang Biao), # Publications from Asian MetaCentre Activities and Staff Collaborations [details of the publications], # Short Features); * Vacancies; * Links; * Contact Us; * Join our [APN] mailing list; * New Publications.
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    Keywords: Development, Development. Poverty, Population, Singapore, Social conditions, Southeast Asia, Sustainable development,
     
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    Website of the Attorney General of Singapore who is the principal legal advisor to the government. The site has background information about the role and history of the Attorney General and the work of the various divisions within the Attorney General's Chambers. Publications are provided in full-text in PDF format. These include consultation papers, speeches, law reform reports and legislation. There is also a link to the Singapore Statutes Online database providing access to the full-text of all current acts of Singapore.
    http://www.agc.gov.sg/
    Keywords: Law and legislation, Singapore, Southeast Asia,
     
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    A free weekly service offering forecasts of 10 Asian stock markets Hongkong, India, Indonesia, Japan, Korea, Malaysia, Philippines, Singapore, Taiwan, Thailand, including Dow Jones and the NASDAQ-index
    http://www.asiachart.com
    Keywords: China, East Asia, Economic issues, Hong Kong, India, Indonesia, International economic relations, Japan, Malaysia, Philippines, Singapore, South Asia, South Korea, Southeast Asia, Taiwan, Thailand,
     
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    Bioethics Advisory Committee was created in December 2000 to address the potential ethical, legal and social issues arising from biomedical sciences research in Singapore. Its puropses is to ensure that Singapore's decisions regarding the biomedical sciences and research are solidly based on good science and high ethical and legal standards. The website consists of a Resources section which includes reports, consultation papers, articles and a newsletter (all in PDF format) which cover topics such as stem cell research, reproductive and therapeutic cloning, genetic testing, and human tissue research. There is also a classroom section giving information on cloning, stem cell research, genetics and the genome. Another section includes information Biomedical Sciences and Bioethics organisations, regulation, and research in Singapore. The site also has Frequently Asked Questions, Events, and Press releases.
    http://www.bioethics-singapore.org/index.html
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    China’s exports in ICT and its impact on Asian countries / Yuqing Xing. - Helsinki : UNU/WIDER, 2008. - 13 p. (Research paper / United Nations University. World Institute for Development Economics Research 2008/39) This paper analyses China’s ICT exports growth in its two major markets Japan and the US from 1992 to 2004. It focuses on ICT products classified in SITC 75, 76 and 77. The empirical results show that Chinese exports had maintained two-digit annual growth during the period. The growth was much higher than the corresponding growth of the overall markets. By 2004, Chinese ICT exports accounted for 26 per cent of the total Japanese imports and 19 per cent of the total imports of the US in ICT products. In addition, the paper investigates whether the rapid growth of Chinese ICT exports crowded out that of other Asian countries: Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines, Singapore, South Korea and Thailand. The empirical analysis shows that the crowding out effect differs across countries and products. The exports of Singapore and Philippines have been negatively affected by the growth of Chinese exports, but no crowding effect existed at all with Indonesia’s exports.
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    Keywords: China, East Asia, Economic issues, Finland, Foreign trade, In Focus, In Focus 2011, In Focus 2011 Week 04, Indonesia, Information and communication technology, Malaysia, Nordic Perspective, Philippines, Publications, Science and technology. Innovation, Singapore, South Korea, Southeast Asia, Technology, Thailand,
     
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