论南洋理工大学孔子学院的本土化与社会功能 = A study of Confucius Institute, Nanyang Technological University’s localisation and social function by 蔡欣霓 Chua, Cindy Sin Ni

“…Hanban and universities worldwide have worked together to open Confucius Institutes around the world to aid more people in learning basic Chinese language as well as its culture. Although Singapore also has its own Confucius Institute, it is one that is rather different and special as compared to the other countries. …”
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客音客韵 唱响狮城 ：论2000年后 客家歌曲在新加坡的发展与本土化 = The development and localization of Hakka Songs in Singapore after 2000s by 郭丽音 Kok, Li Yin

“…Therefore, under these considerations, the Singapore government start to to promote tradition culture in Singapore. To respond to the government’s call, the Hakka Chinese Clan Association starts to develop and innovate traditional culture, for example Hakka songs to fit todays’ society. …”
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跨国饮食 ：新加坡在海底捞影响下 "中国化" 趋势 = Transnational food : a study of Haidilao's sinicization effect in Singapore by 吴佳惠 Goh, Jia Hui

“…With the fusion of Singapore and Chinese culture, significant changes have been observed in the food culture within Singapore. As a leading Chinese food brand in Singapore, Haidilao has captured the attention of Singaporeans through food to a large extent. …”
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Examining health apps and wearable use in improving physical and mental well-being across U.S., China, and Singapore by Lee, Edmund Wei Jian, Bao, Huanyu, Wu, Yongda S., Wang, Man Ping, Wong, Yi Jie, Viswanath, K.

“…(individualist culture), China (collectivist culture), and Singapore (mix of individual-collectivist culture) using quota sampling after obtaining ethical approval from the Institutional Review Board (IRB-2021-262) of Nanyang Technological University (NTU), Singapore. …”
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从《新兵正传》电影系列的字幕翻译探讨新加坡的文化意涵 = A study on Singapore’s culture based on the translated subtitles in the “Ah Boy’s to Men” movie series... by 叶方婷 Yip, Geralyn Fong Ting

“…To help these audiences understand Singapore’s military culture and Singapore’s language use with regards to culture, it is important to analyse the subtitles of this movies series, especially its cultural aspects. …”
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Unravelling the definition of unique : a study of the unique Chinese tea business cultures of the Hokkien, Teochew, and Cantonese tea merchants in Singapore by Koh, Hui Xin

“…Finally, based on the following research and findings, the paper will propose suggestions for future works on the study of the Chinese tea business cultures in Singapore as well.…”
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Cross-cultural management in Myanmar. by Tan, Wei Ling., Lim, Hwee Hwee., Liu, Irene.

“…Brief illustrations on the cultures of Singapore and Myanmar are first provided. Using Jones' research as a basis, we constructed and tested our hypotheses.…”
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Amalgamation by Nai, Jolin Kuan Ling

“…Amalgamation : a collection of the intermingle cultures in Singapore with a modern take. The motif, Amalgam, is a hybrid flower of Peony and Vanda Miss Joaquim. …”
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Variations in Foreign Labor Policies: A Comparative Analysis of Malaysia and Singapore by Li Xiaoyu

“…Factors contributing to this discrepancy include the divergence in industrial structures, variations in governance systems, and the influence of cultural backgrounds. Singapore's unitary system, focus on high-skilled foreign workers, and non-racial political landscape contribute to its policy efficiency, while Malaysia's federal structure, lowerskilled labor demand, and communal politics impact its policy effectiveness.…”
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Are calendar anomalies still alive and not just illusions? : a 36-years perspective in Singapore stock market. by Ong, Min Guan., Low, Michelle Kai Ling., Lim, Wei Lun.

“…This study investigates the effects of day-of-the-week, turn-of-the-month, turn-of-the-year and holiday (cultural and non-cultural) on Singapore stock returns between 1973 and 2008. …”
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Business culture and construction marketing in China by Hong, Hua Liang.

“…Foreign companies venturing to China should have a deep understanding of the local business cultural environment. Singapore developers, consultants and contractors should take the cultural dimension into account as well as the technological and financial consideration when they market their services to China. …”
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Future living arrangements of Singaporeans with age-related dementia by Thompson, James P., Riley, Crystal M., Eberlein, Robert L., Matchar, David B.

“…Traditions of care for frail elderly found in the diverse cultures of Singapore will be increasingly difficult to sustain, and care options that accommodate these demographic shifts are urgently needed.…”
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Come, let's eat! by Yeo, Jay Si Ming, Lim, Mu Yao, Pang, Magnus Khin Yang, Ng, Jian Yang

“…As a major part of Singaporean life, food holds the potential to bridge this divide between cultures in Singapore by creating opportunities to bring people together. …”
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Curating the Christian arts of Asia: global art histories at the Asian civilisations museum by Meegama, Sujatha Arundathi

“…This essay begins with a history of the ACM and its transition from a museum for the “ancestral cultures of Singapore” to one with a new mission focusing on multicultural Singapore and its connections to the wider world. …”
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Examining Singapore’s intercultural business communication using intercultural communication competency framework. by Ng, Noel Jia Wei.

“…However, with so much diverse cultures in Singapore, there is little research done on intercultural business communication. …”
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Breeding Asian seabass to increase survival against big belly disease and growth by Peng Liu, Jun Hong Xia, Fei Sun, Le Wang, Zituo Yang, May Lee, Hong Yan Pang, Yan Fei Wen, Gen Hua Yue

“…Asian seabass (Lates calcarifer) is an important foodfish species. It has been cultured in Singapore since the 1980s. A selective breeding program to improve growth, meat quality and disease resistance has been ongoing in Singapore since 2004. …”
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Understanding Asian cultural influences on complex trauma experience and healing: a qualitative exploration of workers' perspectives in Singapore by Nurin Asyura Binte Rosle

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逆境求存的传统会馆 ：以新加坡颜氏公会为个案研究 = A survival story of Chinese associations : the Gan Clan association Singapore by 苏文琪 Su, Wenqi

“…This final year project is written based on a case study of The Gan Clan Association in multi-cultural society, Singapore. Like others, The Gan Clan Association serves to unite their common kindred and to strive for their members’ best interests. …”
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从目的论的角度分析新加坡电影中 Singlish 的翻译策略 – 以加坡电影《小孩不笨》及《新兵正传》系列为例 = The study of Singlish subtitles translation in Singaporean movies from the perspective of skopos theory: case studies of I... by 蔡思敏 Chua, Jasmine Shi Ming

“…As a product of the multi-racialism and multi-culturalism in Singapore, Singlish is also a language variety that stems from Standard English. …”
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新加坡剧场多语现象的翻译 ：以郭宝崑的戏剧创作为例 = The translation of heterolingualism in Singapore theatres : a Kuo Pao Kun case study by 王韻媚 Ong, Yun Mei

“…He had written plays in English, Chinese and Malay, which were subsequently translated, in bid to overcome the dividing boundaries across the different languages and cultures in Singapore. Since his first English play “The Coffin is Too Big for the Hole” in 1984, which he had then translated into Chinese, his subsequent plays were first written in either English or Chinese which were then translated, or multilingual plays with English as the main language medium. …”
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