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Demography

from Demography

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  19 May 2017

Edited by
Hussin Mutalib ,
Rokiah Mentol  and
Sundusia Rosdi
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Population

570. Chen S.J., Peter. Population Policy and Social Science Research on Population in Singapore. Singapore: Chopmen Enterprises, 1977. 25 pp. ISEAS, NLB, NTUNIE, NUS.

571. Cheng Siok Hwa. “Demographic Trends”. In Singapore: Development Policies and Trends, edited by Peter S.J. Chen. Singapore: Oxford University Press, 1983. ISEAS, NLB, NTUNIE, NUS.

572. Chew Seow Ting, Joab. “Demographic Aspects of the Aged Population: Ethnic Groups in Singapore, 1947–1989”. Academic exercise, Department of Economics & Statistics, National University of Singapore, 1991. 76 pp. NUS.

573. Elinah Abdullah. “Malay/Muslim Patterns of Settlement and Trade in the First 50 Years”. In Malays/Muslims in Singapore: Selected Readings in History 1819–1965, edited by Khoo Kay Kim, Elinah Abdullah and Wan Meng Hao. Subang Jaya, Selangor: Pelanduk Publications in cooperation with Centre for Research on Islamic and Malay Affairs, Singapore, 2006. ISEAS, NLB, NTUNIE, NUS.

574. Farish A. Noor (Farish Ahmad Noor). “The Use of Colonial Census, Racial Ideology and the Creation of a Racially Segregated Plural Colonial Economy in British Malaya”. In Diaspora: The Story of the South Asian Muslim Diaspora in Southeast Asia Today, by Farish A. Noor. Kuala Lumpur: Malaysian Social Research Institute, 2013. ISEAS, NLB, NTU.

575. Fung Li Ning, Agnes. “Growth of Settlements in Rural Singapore (1819–1957)”. MA dissertation, University of Singapore, 1962. 1 microfiche (62 pp.). NUS.

576. Iskandar Mydin. “City Lights: Pre-War Singapore's Allure for Rural Malays”. Heritage: An Annual Publication of the National Museum 10 (1989): 5–12. NLB, NTUNIE, NUS.

577. Kahn, Joel S. “Making Race and Place in Colonial Singapore”. In Other Malays: Nationalism and Cosmopolitanism in the Modern Malay World. Singapore: Asian Studies Association of Australia in association with Singapore University Press and NIAS Press, 2006. ISEAS, NLB, NTUNIE, NUS.

578. Lee Hsien Loong. “Population Trends in Singapore”. Speeches 11, no. 5 (September/October 1987): 56–65. ISEAS, NLB, NTUNIE, NUS.

579. Lim Wui Jin, Anthony. “Future Implications of the Singapore Population: 1990–2050”. Academic exercise, Department of Economics & Statistics, National University of Singapore, 1991. 74 pp. NUS.

580. Loh Chee Harn, Jacqui. “The Arab Population of Singapore, 1819–1959”. Academic exercise, University of Singapore, 1963. 1 microfilm reel. NUS.

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Singapore Malay/Muslim Community, 1819-2015
A Bibliography
 , pp. 67 - 76
Publisher: ISEAS–Yusof Ishak Institute
Print publication year: 2016

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