The term ‘hawker’ is defined as someone who travels selling goods, with no one fixed location. With that in mind, the term ‘hawker centre’ is almost ironic in its attempt at ‘locating’ this once nomadic trade. Yet somehow over the years, this term has become an iconic part of the...

The dilemma of ‘order-words’ according to Gilles Deleuze is that it not only defines a problem but also over-determines the answers to that problem. For Deleuze, the order-word simultaneously refers to a word that constitutes a command, as well as one which creates its own universe of order....

The following sections are included:IntroductionResearch MethodSummary and ConclusionAppendix A: Scores of Degree of Carnivalism, Space Composite Attributes and Space Syntax Attributes

The following sections are included:IntroductionBackground and Recent DevelopmentsThe Regulatory Regime and Recent ReformsFuture ProspectsConclusionsReferences

The following sections are included:IntroductionOverview of the Development of the Singaporean Education SectorGlobal Schoolhouse: Education Sector as an Engine of Economic GrowthThe General Agreement on Trade in Services and International Trade in Higher Education...

The following sections are included:IntroductionBackground of Tertiary Education in MalaysiaMalaysia's Trade Commitments and Regulatory Regime for the Tertiary SectorImplications for Malaysia as a Regional Education HubConclusion and Policy Implications for Other Developing CountriesAppendix...

The following sections are included:IntroductionMarket DevelopmentRegulatory RegimeConclusionsReferences

The following sections are included:IntroductionPrivately Owned Public Space, Public Space in Private Developments, and Urban SpaceConditional Public Space, Managerial Space, and Neoliberal SpacePark Space, Cultural Space, and Tourist SpacePlanned Public Space, Institutionalised Social Space,...

The following sections are included:BooksArticlesNews MediaWebsites

The following sections are included:IntroductionOverview of the Public and Private Markets for Higher EducationThe Domestic Regulatory Regime for Quality AssuranceThe Modes and Direction of International TradeBuilding a Regional Education HubAddressing Competitive WeaknessesConclusionsReferences