Visual post on PAP scholars, including relatives, scandals, etc.
Academia
On the academic scene in Singapore, and academic work on the city state.
Book Review: Hard Choices (NUS Press)
The biggest strength of Hard Choices is the diplomatically critical tone throughout the writing. The style is moderate and objective without being too inaccessible to the general reader with an interest in Singapore's politics and/or policies.
Excerpts from “Anti-colonialism. . .Operation Coldstore”
Operation Coldstore, on 3 February 1963, decapitated Singapore’s progressive left-wing movement. By the time its leaders were released from detention, the PAP had cemented its grip on power and closed down any space for political opposition.
Excerpts from “Meritocracy and Elitism”
“Meritocracy” [has] also come to serve as a complex of ideological resources for justifying authoritarian government and its pro-capitalist orientations.
Hong Lysa / Operation Coldstore
"That Operation Coldstore was necessary for national security is at the very heart of the PAP myth; it is also the Party’s original sin." -- Dr. Hong Lysa
Singapore: Academic Freedom?
According to AAC&U, academic freedom allows for those working within a scholarly community to "develop the intellectual and personal qualities required of citizens in a vibrant democracy and participants in a vigorous economy."
Singapore Politics: Blog 
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