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Advancing Singapore-China economic relations -- Contents -- List of Tables -- List of Figures -- Preface -- The Contributors -- 1. Evolution of Singapore-China Economic Relations -- 2. The Political Economy of Singapore's Unique Relations with China -- 3. Suzhou Industrial Park: Going Beyond a Commercial Project -- 4. Translating Concept into Practice: Sino-Singapore Tianjin Eco-City Project -- 5. China's Foreign Direct Investment in Singapore since the 2000s -- 6. Singapore's Direct Investment in China since the 1980s -- 7. Singapore-China Trade and CSFTA -- 8. Growth of Tourism between China and Singapore -- 9. Enhancing Educational Collaborations between China and Singapore -- Index.

1. Good political arithmetick: China's economy on the eve of the Fifteenth Party Congress / John Wong -- 2. Power to set own agenda: Jiang Zemin's new political initiatives at China's Fifteenth Party Congress / Zheng Yongnian and Zou Ziying -- 3. Reforming China's state-owned enterprises: Problems and prospects / John Wong and Sim Poh Kheng.

The changing maritime Arctic and new marine operations / Lawson W Brigham -- The Arctic, the Arctic Council, and the law of the sea / Erik J Molenaar -- The rights, interests and role of the Arctic Council permanent participants / Dalee S Dorough -- The IMO, its role under UNCLOS and its polar shipping regulation / Aldo Chircop -- The polar code and its adequacy / J Ashley Roach -- Russia / Jan J Solski -- Canada and the United States / Donald R Rothwell -- Norway, Denmark (in respect of Greenland) and Iceland / Tore Henriksen -- Rights, interests, positions and practices of Asian flag states, with special reference to the Republic of Korea / Deukhoon (Peter) Han and Sung-Woo Lee -- Equal treatment and non-discrimination for user states / Guifang (Julia) Xue and Yu Long -- The rights and interests of Japan in regard to Arctic shipping / Kentaro Nishimoto -- The cooperative mechanism for the straits of Malacca and Singapore / Robert C Beckman and Sun Zhen -- Oil spill preparedness and response--the Singapore experience / Captain M Segar -- Conclusions on challenges and prospects for enhanced cooperation on the governance of Arctic shipping / Robert C Beckman, Tore Henriksen, Kristine Dalaker Kraabel, Erik J Molenaar andJ Ashley Roach

Gopinathan, S.: Educational development in Singapore. Connecting the national, regional and the global. - S. 1-13. Rappa, A. L.: Singapore's political governance, education and family structure at the end of the century. - S. 14-21. Chang, J. Han-yin: The functions and limitations of education in Singapore. - S. 22-28. Tan, J.: Reflections on education in Singapore. Towards the 21st century. - S. 29-34. Cham Tao Soon: Making a world class university (I). - S. 35-40. Chong Chi Tat: Making a world-class university (II). - S. 41-44. Tan Ern Ser: Educationalism and credentialism. Finding a proper balance. - S. 45-48. Tan, B.: New directions in education. Tutoring, mentoring, counselling. - S. 49-54. Kwee, M. A. ; Nicolaides, A. I.: Educating for choice. The PAX adventure. - S. 55-61. Low Lih Jeng: Educating the virtues. Cultivating the spirit of voluntarism. - S. 62-67. Soo Wai Man: Technology in education. What's in IT for me? - S. 68-75. Pavri, F.: Plugged in, spaced out. What's the relevance of computers in education? - S. 76-82. George, C.: Educating the media. - S. 83-90. Mohanan, K. P.: Does education suppress independent thinking? - S. 91-98. Chuah, J. T. C.: The medium as the message. Creative learning requires creative teaching. - S. 99-107. Ban Kah Choon: Thinking from Heidegger. - S. 108-116. McDonough, R.: Enlightened education. - S. 117-125. Lim, L. ; Mau, R.: The educated heart. As cunning as a serpent, as innocent as a dove. - S. 126-130