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Programmes in CENSLinks to Related Sites
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CENS in the News
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Indonesia attack a surprise or not? The Washington Times, 24 July 2009 TODAY, 18 July 2009 Interview with Kumar Ramakrishna, “Hotels step up Security following Jakarta Bombings” Channel NewsAsia, 17 July 2009
Understanding Radicalisation
The radicalisation of Hambali
How to stop HATERS from turning into KILLERS
In the case of a freak election ... ; All races may not be represented under the current GRC system
We shouldn’t Poison our minds with Fear of Bioterrorism?
Interview with Kumar Ramakrishna, “Could Mas Selamat Have attacked
Interview with Kumar Ramakrishna, “Could Mas Selamat Attack”
Interview with Kumar Ramakrishna, “Inside the Mind of Mas Selamat and His Ilk”
Interview with Kumar Ramakrishna, “Johor’s Remote areas Safer Hideout after crackdown in
Interview with Kumar Ramakrishna, “Mas Selamat’s Arrest will have little or no impact on the JI Splinter Cells”
Interview with Kumar Ramakrishna, “Threat Remains as long as JI Exists”
Interview with Kumar Ramakrishna, “Mas
Interview on Mas Selamat Kastari re-capture
Advertising’s Lessons for Homeland Security
Bahrain Security Forum and Exhibition 2009
Freed JI Detainee: The Reactions
A Minority Report
Are we ready to be colour blind?
Unhealthy business? Globalisation has brought with it the threat of disease and food safety
Non-Chinese PM? Possible, but not soon
Radicals vent their anger on websites
Can we see beyond the colour?
Living Together in Perfect Harmony? Today, 16 October 2008
Going beyond black and white Straits Times, 26 September 2008
Anchoring a Totem Straits Times, 25 September 2008
A Common Tongue to foster Singapore Spirit Straits Times, 14 August 2008
Singapore: English and the Social Fabric ISN Security Watch, 12 August 2008
Culture Chameleons Straits Times, 3 August 2008
Rising heat could trigger water wars Straits Times, 26 July 2008
Sea levels rising? Plant mangroves Straits Times, 25 July 2008
Five months after the posters and MMSed photos of Singapore's most wanted man… Straits Times, 22 July 2008
For years, self-help groups based on race have been applauded for doing their... TODAY, 5 July 2008
Quick buck on rice: Fairprice acts TODAY, 10 May 2008
Malaysian lessons for Singapore? TODAY, 9 May 2008
"Israeli expert: Escaped terrorist is even more adaptable" Lianhe Zaobao, 5 May 2008
COI did not hide facts TODAY, 23 April 2008
No simple solutions to food price hikes Channel NewsAsia, 2 April 2008
Food Safety: Need for more vigilance TODAY, 27 March 2008
What makes a radical? Straits Times, 21 March 2008
First the escape, now the fallout TODAY, 4 March 2008
Keeping faith in inter-terror cooperation Straits Times, 4 March 2008
Committee of Inquiry's report will be useful for other countries too Channel NewsAsia, 3 March 2008
Faith + Food = Fault Line? Straits Times, 1 March 2008
More Security Cameras may go up in Public Areas Straits Times, 5 Jan 2008
A good, hard look at the Singaporean identity Business Times Singapore, 30 November 2007, Book Review of “Responding to Globalization: Nation, Culture and Identity in Singapore” By Selvaraj Velayutham Publisher: Institute of Southeast Asian Studies, Singapore (2007) by Norman Vasu. Managing race is also about confidence Straits Times, 17 November 2007 Private no, public yes; S'poreans have different attitudes when it comes to race-related issues TODAY (Singapore), 3 November 2007 Singaporeans less keen to marry outside race or religion: Study Straits Times, 3 November 2007
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