Amsterdam University Press - Singapore in Global History: 14

Explore the deep connections between Singapore's past and worldwide historical developments with this important volume from the ICAS Publications series. This book examines Singapore as a city-state through an interdisciplinary lens, providing a clear look at the global dimensions that have fueled its growth from the past to the present day. By offering a global perspective, the text demonstrates how discussions regarding Singapore as a city-state carry significant relevance and implications for Southeast Asia and the rest of the world. This work is a necessary resource for anyone studying how local developments tie into larger international trends. Whether you are an economist or a researcher interested in imperial history, this volume provides a comprehensive overview of how Singapore fits into the broader global narrative. It serves as a vital tool for understanding the historical forces that shaped one of the world's most significant city-states.