Singapore Perspectives 2005 covers the following issues:

SESSION I: Domestic Political and Social Issues

- Political Change and Continuity: The Near-Term Outlook
by Derek da Cunha

- The Class Dimension in Singapore: Challenges and Implications for Social Policy
by Tan Ern Ser

SESSION II: Economic Issues

- Can Singapore's Economy Weather Coming External Stresses?
by Manu Bhaskaran

- People-Centred Growth and Development
by Evelyn Wong

SESSION III: Special Focus Section on Foreign Affairs

- Singapore's Position in the World: The Little Understood State
by Kishore Mahbubani

- Singapore Foreign Policy in 2004 and Beyond
by Simon S. C. Tay

- Keeping Ties Warm Between Malaysia and Singapore
by K. Kesavapany

- Engineering the Paradigm Shift in Singapore-Malaysia Relations
by Noordin Sopiee

- Singapore-Indonesia Relations: A Propitious New Beginning
by Leonard C. Sebastian

- Singapore-Indonesia Cooperation in the Midst of Change and New Challenges
by Jusuf Wanadi

• Radio Singapore International. 2005. Singapore’s ‘silver industry?.  4 February
• The Business Times. 2005. S’pore-M’sia ties back on even keel.   3 February
• The Business Times. 2005. Religion seen as most worrying threat to harmony.   20January
• The Business Times. 2005. S'pore can now handle downturn better economist.   20 January
• The Straits Times. 2005. Little red dot is sometimes misunderstood.   20 January
• The Straits Times. 2005. Policy of gradual change 'to stay'.   20 January
• The Straits Times. 2005. Slowdown S'pore 'shielded'.   20 January
• The Straits Times. 2005. Time's ripe for S'pore to boost regional ties.   20 January
• Today. 2005. 'Sandwich generation' also needs to be taken care of, says sociologist.   20 January
• Channel News Asia. 2005. IPS seminar participants discuss political issues, problems of 'sandwich' generation.               19 January
• Channel News Asia. 2005 Singapore Tonight,   Coverage on “Singapore Perspectives 2005: People and Partnerships?        19 January, 10.00 pm
• apore International. 2005. Singapore's evolving political environment.   19 January

Koh, Gillian, ed. 2005. Singapore Perspectives 2005: People and Partnerships. Singapore: Marshall Cavendish Academic for IPS.

(140 pages, ISBN 981 210 438 0)