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In search of Singapore's national values

By:

QUAH Jon S T (ed.)

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Singapore: Times Academic Press, 1999Description: 120pISBN:

9812101373 (pbk.)

Summary: Reprint of the original edition, first published in 1990, with the addition of 2 appendices: Appendix A contains the text of the White Paper on "Shared Values" presented to Parliament by the President on 2 January 1991; Appendix B provides the description of "Our Shared Values" prepared by a Singapore Government's Publicity Division.The aim of these values is to forge a National Ideology to lend Singaporeans a sense of national identity and to help "safeguard against undesirable values permeating from more developed countries which may be detrimental to our social fabric."

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Reprint of the original edition, first published in 1990, with the addition of 2 appendices: Appendix A contains the text of the White Paper on "Shared Values" presented to Parliament by the President on 2 January 1991; Appendix B provides the description of "Our Shared Values" prepared by a Singapore Government's Publicity Division.The aim of these values is to forge a National Ideology to lend Singaporeans a sense of national identity and to help "safeguard against undesirable values permeating from more developed countries which may be detrimental to our social fabric."

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