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Singapore Perspectives 2004 covers the following issues:
SESSION I: Recovery, Restructuring and Remaking
- "Pi Ji Tai Lai"
by Khaw Boon Wan, Acting Minister for Health and Senior Minister of State for Finance
- Re-thinking and Restructuring Singapore’s Economy
by Manu Bhaskaran, Partner and Board Member, Centennial Group Holdings
- Waging "War on Terror": Singapore’s Responses and Dilemmas
by Amitav Acharya, Deputy Director and Head of Research, Institute of Defence and Strategic Studies
SESSION II: Economic Matrix: Reloaded or Revolutionised?
- A New World
by Toh Mun Heng, Lead Economist, Ministry of Trade and Industry; Benedict Chia and Lee Lay Keng, Economists, Ministry of Trade and Industry
- Still Waiting for "The One" to Deliver Zion
by Lim Say Boon, Director of OCBC Investment Research Pte Ltd
- Balancing Employment for Foreigners and Singaporeans
by Hui Weng Tat, Associate Professor, Dept. of Economics, National University of Singapore
- Rear View Mirror Syndrome
by Lee Han Shih, Freelance Writer (former journalist from Business Times)
SESSION III: Changing of the Guard: How Different Will the Third Generation Be?
- The Best Is Yet to Be
by Wang Kai Yuen, MP for Bukit Timah Constituency
- Constant in Substance, Changes in Style
by Sylvia Lim, Chairman, Workers; Party
- Personality + Power = Changes Unlikely
by Tan Tarn How, Political Correspondent, Straits Times
- Political History: In Arrested State
by Chua Beng Huat, Professor, Dept. of Sociology and Asia Research Institute, National University of Singapore
SESSION IV: Seven Revolutions
- Global Strategic Trends Out to Year 2025
by Erik R. Peterson, Senior Vice President, William A. Schreyer Chair in Global Analysis, Director of Seven Revolutions Initiative and Jay C. Farrar, Vice President (External Affairs), Center for Strategic and International Studies, USA
- Singapore and Seven Revolutions
by Asad Latif, Senior Writer, Straits Times
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