Singapore Chronicles is a series launched in conjunction with the Institute of Policy Studies and Straits Times to commemorate the 50th anniversary of Singapore’s Independence, This 50-volume series seeks to record, explain and offer insights into what makes Singapore, Singapore, by providing analysis as well as historical accounts on a variety of uniquely Singaporean topics.
'Singapore Chronicles - Constitution ' traces the development of Singapore’s Constitution against the framework of Singapore's prospering without abandoning the established constitutional order left behind by the British. This book analyses Singapore’s unique representative model, and the roles of the Executive, and the Judiciary. Citizenship, equality, fairness and the minorities are issues that are treated within this constitutional framework, as is the protection of human rights. The book holds that the Singapore Constitution is a pragmatic document that facilitates governmental action for social and economic progress while assuring the public of a large measure of stability.
AUTHOR: Kevin TAN Y L
ISBN
9789814747004
Language
English
Binding
Softcover
Trim Size
196 mm x 129 mm
Extent
116 pages
Published Date (Month, Year)
December 2015
Weight
160 g
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