Kidults culture in Singapore. by Huang, Esther Xinhuang., Ng, Stacey Li Kuan., Wang, Jieying.

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Cinema culture in Singapore, 1975-1985. by Chong, Koh Ping., Goh, Gina Ee Lin.

“…This project is a historical description of the cinema culture in Singapore during 1975 to 1985. Investigates film exhibition and film reception.…”
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A magazine on popular culture in Singapore by An, Joanne, Teo, Sheryl

“…As editors of the debut issue of a la mode Singapore, we are proud to introduce this first-ever magazine on popular culture in Singapore. Although many writers have written on the topic in academic journals and books, their views are either Western or Eastern in perspective. …”
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Coffee, tea or me? : the café culture in Singapore by Chern, Cheryl Shiying

“…By examining the value of and meanings attached to visiting cafés, this paper will attempt to explain the café culture in Singapore.…”
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Capitalism and consumption : the case of Korean popular culture in Singapore by Lim, Syazana

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The last dollar : a social commentary on the materialistic culture in Singapore by Tan, Alvin Wei Ting

“…The aim of this project is to find out the reasons and motivation behind the materialistic culture in Singapore, and to translate these textual information into a visual communication project. …”
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The economic valuation of hawker culture in Singapore : a contingent valuation approach by Lee, Charles Jun Yu, Tan, Kah Xuan, Yee, Chui Chin

“…In a demographically stratified sample of 400 Singapore residents (local and permanent residents), it is found that the average Singaporean’s WTP for Singapore’s hawker culture is S$38.2 a year, while the total economic value place on hawker culture in Singapore is S$97.2 million. An analysis of the Ordered Probit regression reveals that income, frequency of visits and the defining characteristics of hawker centres such as affordability of food and the convenience of being near one’s workplace or home have significant effect on WTP. …”
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Generation Y attitudes and perceptions on career and job-hopping culture in Singapore : facing the stigma and how they behave. by Sim, Joshua Wei Rong

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'Help! I have been Gong Tao-ed!' Exploring discourses surrounding siam diu culture in Singapore by Goh, Dominic Kai Xiang

“…Using multimodal critical discourse analysis, I uncover the discourses surrounding Thai disco culture in Singapore. Thai discos are known as siam dius and its culture is characterized by the practice of tipping the Thai women who work there via hanging flower garlands. …”
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打造中国软实力：中国饮食文化在新加坡的传播与发展 = Construction of China's soft power: the diffusion and development of China's food culture in Singapore by 廖英汝 Liaw, Karis Ying Ru

“…This article will use the concept of soft power to explore the diffusion and development of China’s food culture in Singapore, explore its value and function as a cultural symbol, as well as discuss the hidden political significance behind this phenomenon.…”
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A Bureaucratized hawker culture : narratives of Bureaucracy in Singapore hawker culture from the postcolonial to the present by Ho, Josiah Chit Ian

“…As such, this thesis examines the relationship bureaucracy had with hawker culture in Singapore from the 1950s to 2000s, with interest in how bureaucratic institutions had existed in, and influenced hawker culture. …”
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Relationship of national culture on leadership and conflict resolution styles : a study done on Singaporean chinese. by Chia, Lee Chan., Lin, Hui Ling.

“…The organizational culture of Singapore Companies are also towards collectivism. …”
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Cultural mapping of TQM. by Kong, Benson Yew Hong., Loy, Zhi-Lei., Tan, Elsie Khim Khim.

“…We are finding out whether the culture of Singapore may be a cause of slow growth to the implementation of this management style. …”
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Singapore as a "Renaissance City" : image or reality? by Loke, Myra.

“…Since the 1980s, the State’s focus has changed to the Arts and Culture of Singapore. In the year 2000, the State initiated the Renaissance City Plan (RCP), which represents the essence of the State’s commitment in developing the arts and culture. …”
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Piano and the spirit of kiasuism. by Luo, MinZhen.

“…In particular, it seeks to examine how the spirit of Kiasuism may be the impetus behind the ‘forced’ piano learning culture in Singapore by exploring the validity of two postulates: 1) Mothers who are Kiasu oriented will force their children to learn piano and 2) Mothers who are not kiasu oriented will not force their children to learn piano. …”
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Filipina professionals in Singapore : sustaining cultural citizenship while negotiating through stigma using neo-Goffman approach by Lim, Wan Hoe

“…Drawing on in-depth data from interviews conducted with Filipina professionals who originated from Philippines, this study aims to explore the ways they maintain their Filipino identity while assimilating to the culture of Singapore, taking on the title of a cultural citizen. …”
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Mobile APP to promote Singapore's hawker food culture appreciation by Ho, Glen Chun Kit

“…In this report, I will be going through the thought process of what it takes to develop a mobile application for promoting hawker food culture in Singapore from planning the visuals to developing the mobile application. …”
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The experience of culture through a Singaporean chinese diaspora. by Guo, Yixiu.

“…The two primary subject matters explored are the tissue paper culture in Singapore; where one uses a tissue paper packet to "Chope" (reserve) seats, as well as the Hawker Centre as a social space. …”
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"Let’s work out” : a study of sports participation in Singapore by Foo, Qiren

“…This will help us better understand the sporting culture of Singapore and the factors motivating Singaporeans to participate in sports in today’s society.…”
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Contemplating Chineseness in 临摹 lapping emulations by Hong, Shu-ying

“…Concurrently, such reflections are continually challenged and clarified by my research on the Chinese diaspora, history and culture in Singapore. Thus, I propose that Chineseness is an aggregate of cultural subjectivities and by-product of human sociality.…”
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