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Routledge The Future of Singapore: Population and Society

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Explore the changing landscape of one of the world's most advanced economies. In 'The Future of Singapore: Population, Society and the Nature of the State', Routledge examines the demographic shifts currently shaping the nation. As birth rates decline, the influx of migrants is becoming a significant part of the overall population, creating new dynamics within the country. This academic study analyzes how these shifts affect Singaporean society, politics, and the state. It looks closely at the impact of a changing ethnic mix on a multi-ethnic society and identifies the resulting pressures on essential public services. Readers will gain a better understanding of the demands being placed on housing, education, and social structures as the nation adapts to its evolving demographic reality. This book is an essential resource for those studying Southeast Asian politics and sociology.

Key Features

Analyzes the impact of declining birth rates on the Singaporean economy and population structure.

Examines how migration patterns are changing the ethnic composition of a multi-ethnic society.

Assesses the effects of demographic shifts on Singaporean politics and the nature of the state.

Investigates the growing demands placed on national housing and education systems.

Provides a detailed look at the social pressures resulting from a changing population mix.

Part of the Routledge Contemporary Southeast Asia Series for academic study.

Product Specifications

Format
hardcover
Domain
Amazon UK
Release Date
06 May 2014
Listed Since
18 May 2013

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