Apportionment methods in collective sales by Lin, Qinglian.

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Money sense by Neo, Wee Boon.

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High rate wireless personal area network by Lim, Cheng Chuan

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I have nowhere, everywhere to go. by Tan, Geraldine Shi Hui.

“…I Have Nowhere, Everywhere To Go examines the relationship of each women to their society and their personal problems, and through the combination of their individual narratives, these three women represent the collective Woman’s struggles in domineering patriarchal society. This play revolves around the narratives of the lives of the three women, culminating in them taking different paths. …”
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Accounting reform, institutional environment and timeliness in loss recognition in China by Chen, Liang

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From 'Nurturing Mother' to ' Aggressive Protectors' : identity and agency of women of the Hindu right movement in India by Akanksha Mehta

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Keeping IT in the family : Beijing and the challenge of governing Hong Kong. by McQueen, Kevin John.

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Two-point right focal boundary value problems on time scales by Boey, Kok Leong

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Mutagenesis studies to determine the key interfacial amino acid residues that govern the self-assembly of the ferritin protein cages by Zhang, Yu

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中国民间故事的文化思考 ：以巧媳妇故事类型为例 = Cultural considerations in Chinese folktales : a case study of the Qiao Xi Fu story type by 蓝智欣 Lam, Zhi Xin

“…At the core of Chinese folktales are the advocacy of positive moral values and the reproval of patriarchal principles, of which sets the basis for qiao xi fu stories. …”
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Just the two of us : human-object relationships in consumer culture by Lai, Junjie

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从白先勇的《孽子》探讨台湾男同志次文化之建构（1960-1987）= Representations of Taiwan’s gay subculture (1960-1987) in Pai Hsien-yung’s “Crystal Boys” by 刘智澎 Liu, Zhipeng

“…Male homosexuals were violently suppressed by the nation-state in defense of patriarchal values. Expelled by school, family and society, these homosexual boys seek solace in the subcultural spaces of New Park and The Cozy Nest. …”
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National day family : a study of the Singaporean family as depicted in national day music videos. by Shahul Hameed.

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Complicated relationship between sports and national identity : a case study of Malaysia. by Leong, Eu Jin.

“…Sports involving competitions between nation-states not only bring tensions between nations but also give rise to positive patriotism. This paper explores the relationship between sports and national identity in Malaysia. …”
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Formation of Malay undergraduates’ identity vis-à-vis the Malay community’s underachievement in the educational field. by Siti Latifah Ishar.

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Native English or Singlish? : the relative influences of language ideals and communicative situations on language-related behavioural intentions. by Trinh, Lien Huong.

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Mythical heroines : the appropriation of myth in reconstructing female identities in ethnic American literature by Goh, I-Mei

“…The female characters tap into these myths in order to construct viable identities for themselves in order to fight against patriarchy, marginalization, and erasure. The sense of a collective experience is crucial to these protagonists, for even as their stories are explored as individuals, they are always to be understood as microcosms of their lived experiences of the communities they come from.…”
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Reading and writing genders : explorations of androgyny in early modernist poetry. by Khew, Tessa Yu Ping.

“…Amongst the various Modernist texts which deal with the representations of gender and gender relations, it may seem unlikely to find one that challenges patriarchy and sexism in the masculinist works of the “Men of 1914”. …”
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The proposal by Amreet Singh Dhillon

“…This piece explores the ideas of affluence and patriarchy in the Singapore context. It sees the coming together of two families with very diverse backgrounds as they try to come to an agreement as to how to marry off their children. …”
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The treatment of gender in feminist Utopias. by Ng, Timothy Yi Peng.

“…With these paradoxes of “good place” and “no place” as well as the complexities of gender in mind, feminist utopian writers add a further dimension of involution to their writing, one that blends in or highlights the themes of gender in these “good place[s]” that they create, simultaneously knowing that such utopias are doubly hard to create in their respective patriarchal societies, and ever so easy to be dismissed as a place that will never exist within the oppressive male-centric constructs the writers were writing in. …”
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