LINDA YUEN-CHING LIM
Professor Emerita of Corporate Strategy and International Business STEPHEN M. ROSS SCHOOL OF BUSINESS University of Michigan 701 Tappan Ann Arbor, Michigan 48109-1234, U.S.A. September 2021 https://michiganross.umich.edu/faculty-research/faculty/linda-lim
Telephone: (734) 6654803 (H) E-mail: [email protected]
EDUCATION
Ph.D. in Economics (1978), University of Michigan "Multinational Firms and Manufacturing for Export in Less-Developed Countries: the Case of the Electronics Industry in Malaysia and Singapore" (631 pp.) M.A. in International and Foreign Economic Administration (1973), Economic Growth Center, Yale University B.A. Honours in Economics (1972), University of Cambridge (M.A. 1975)
EMPLOYMENT: TEACHING
Professor Emerita of Corporate Strategy and International Business (2017-) Professor of Strategy (2006-2017) Professor of Corporate Strategy and International Business (2001-2006) Associate Professor of Corporate Strategy and International Business, University of Michigan (1994-2001) Lecturer/Adjunct Associate Professor/Associate Professor of International Business, University of Michigan (1986-1994) Adjunct Assistant Professor of Economics, University of Michigan (1985-1986) Assistant Professor of Economics, Swarthmore College (1977-1980) Teaching Fellow, Department of Economics, University of Michigan (1974-1975)
EMPLOYMENT: ADMINISTRATION
Center for Southeast Asian Studies, University of Michigan: Director (2005-09) International Institute, University of Michigan: Associate Director (2001-2004) Center for International Business Education, University of Michigan Business School: Interim Director (Sept. 1989-Feb. 1991) Southeast Asia Business Program, University of Michigan: Research Director (Center for South and Southeast Asian Studies, 1984-93), Director (University of Michigan Business School 1993-2000)
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EMPLOYMENT: RESEARCH
Research Fellow, Economic Research Centre, National University of Singapore (1981) Research Assistant, Center for Research on Economic Development, University of Michigan (1974)
VISITING APPOINTMENT
NTUC Professor of International Economic Relations, Rajaratnam School of International Studies, Nanyang Technological University, Singapore, March-April 2018
FELLOWSHIPS, AWARDS AND GRANTS
Victor L. Bernard Teaching Leadership Award, Stephen Ross School of Business (2014) U.S. Department of Education, Title VI National Resource Center and Foreign Language and Area Studies awards (2006-10) U.S. Department of Education, Business and International Programs institutional grants for Southeast Asia Business Program (1983-1996) National Book Development Council, Singapore, Non-Fiction (English) first-place award 1994 for Foreign Direct Investment and Industrialisation (1991) International Relations Fellowship, Rockefeller Foundation (1981-1983) Postdoctoral Research Fellowship, Social Science Research Council (1980-1981) Doctoral Dissertation Fellowship, Social Science Research Council and Ford Foundation (1975- 1977) Ford Foundation Fellowship, University of Michigan (1973-1974)
COURSES TAUGHT
At University of Michigan Business in Asia/Business in Southeast Asia (MBA, 1988-2016) The World Economy (MBA, BBA, Executive MBA, Global MBA, 1986-2016, including International Business core) Global Interdependence (BA, MA, 1990-1993) Economies of Southeast Asia (MA, 1984-1992) International Management (BBA, 1986-1988) Economic Development (BA, 1985-1986)
At Swarthmore College Political Economy (BA, 1980) Introductory Economics (BA, 1977-1980) Economic Development (BA, 1977-1980) History of Economic Thought (BA, 1977-1979)
2 Executive Education “Global Business” with focus on Belt-and-Road countries, PICC Property and Casualty Company custom program (2017-18) “Industrial Upgrading and Financial Innovation”, China Development Bank custom program (2015, 2016, 2017, 2018) “Globalization,” ICBC(Industrial and Commercial Bank of China) custom program (2015, 2017) “Meeting the Challenge of Asia’s Rise,” Executive Program (2006-2014) Various sessions on “Globalization,” IESE EMBA Program (2003-2005) “World Economy,” Executive Program (2002-2003) "Southeast Asia," Executive Education, various programs (1994-2002) “Business Strategies for Emerging Asian Economies,” Southeast Asia Business Program (1991- 1998)
THESIS COMMITTEES/ EXTERNAL EXAMINER
External examiner for Ph.D. and MA theses at University of Michigan, University of Toronto, National University of Singapore, Nanyang Technological University (Singapore), Singapore Management University, University of Malaya, Universiti Sains Malaysia, Asian Institute of Technology (Thailand)
CONSULTANCIES AND CONTRACT RESEARCH
“Prospects for U.S. Foreign Direct Investment in Thailand” for Thailand Board of Investment- New York (2011-12) “Best Practices from Singapore’s Public Policies for Other Countries” for Oxford Analytica (2011) “2020 Scenario Planning” for Ford Motor Company (2010) Global Business Network (Monitor Group) for Ford Motor Company (Asia) (2006) General Motors Asia Counsel (2004) J.D. Power & Associates (2004) International Labour Organisation, United Nations Employers’ Associations Division (2000-2001) Labour Relations Division (1985) Multinational Enterprises Bureau (1983-1984) International Division of Labour Division (1981-1982) Chinese Heritage Center (Singapore) (1996) Institute for Southeast Asian Studies (Singapore) (1994-95) American Enterprise Institute (Washington) (1994-95) Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) (1993-1994) United Nations University, Institute of Technology (UNU/INTECH) (1993-1994) United Nations Centre on Transnational Corporations (UNCTC) (1991-1992) Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) Development Centre (1988- 1989, 1990-1991) Michigan Export Development Authority (1990) U.S. Department of Labor, Bureau of International Labor Affairs, and Overseas Development Council (1988)
3 The World Bank (1987) Overseas Development Institute (London) (1985-1986) U.S. Overseas Private Investment Corporation (1984-1985) United Nations Centre on Transnational Corporations (1983-1984) Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific, United Nations (1981, 1982) U.S. Overseas Private Investment Corporation (1984-1985) United Nations Industrial Development Organisation (1980) United Nations Fund for Population Activities (1978-1979) Ministry of Science and Technology, Government of Singapore (1976)
CORPORATE SERVICE
Member of the Board, Multi-Fineline Electronics (NASDAQ MFLX), Irvine, CA. (2008-2016) Member of the Board, Woodhead Industries (NASDAQ WDHD), Chicago (1998-2006) Member, International Advisory Committee, CMS Energy, Dearborn (1998-2000)
PROFESSIONAL SERVICE
Editorial Co-Editor, AcademiaSG (2020-) Founder and Academic Editor, Journal of Asian Business (1990-2015) Editorial Board, Journal of International Business Studies (1997-2004) Editorial Board, Journal of East Asian Studies (2002-2012) International Editorial Advisory Board, Journal of Asia-Pacific Economy (1995-2008) Editorial Advisory Board, Jurnal Ekonomi Malaysia (1978-2011)
Editorial Reviews Manuscripts reviewed for Asia-Pacific Law Review Asian Journal of Social Science Asian Survey Australian Journal of Public Administration Bloomsbury Academic Press Business History Review Comparative Studies in Society and History Critical Asian Studies Crossroads, an Interdisciplinary Journal of Southeast Asian Studies Development and Change Elsevier Publishers* Ethos Books Harvard Business Review Press Institute for Southeast Asian Studies (Singapore) International Institute for Asian Studies (Netherlands) International History Review International Small Business Journal Journal of Asian Business
4 Journal of Asian Studies Journal of Contemporary Asia Journal Ekonomi Malaysia Journal of International Business Studies Journal of International Marketing Journal of Management Studies Journal of the Malaysian Branch of the Royal Asiatic Society Journal of Women, Politics & Policy Oxford University Press Palgrave-Macmillan Pacific Affairs Select Books (Singapore) SIGNS, Journal of Women in Culture and Society Transactions on Engineering Management University of Michigan Press Women’s Studies International Forum Women’s Studies Quarterly
Non-University of Michigan Member, SCMP Experts Network, South China Morning Post (2021-) Member of Panel of Judges, Essay Contest on the Singapore Economy, Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy, National University of Singapore (2016) Member, Advisory Board for Asian Women’s Leadership University (2010-13) World Bank, proposal review for Southeast Asia Ministers of Education Organization (2006) Member, International Advisory Council, Institute Teknologi Bandung School of Business Management (2005-) Member, Board of National University of Singapore America Foundation (2005-2019) Member, Board of Southeast Asian Studies Summer Institute consortium of US universities (2005-08) External Reviewer (Faculty Promotion and Tenure), Nanyang Technological University, Singapore (2005, 2017), University of Malaya (2003, 2006) Resource Person/Advisor to Steering Committee on University Autonomy, Governance and Finance, Ministry of Education, Singapore (2004) External Reviewer, Quality Review of Social Sciences and Economics Departments, Australia National University (2004) Member, Board of Trustees, The Asia Society (1998-2004) Member, Advisory Council, Asia Social Issues Program, The Asia Society (2001-04) Member, Committee of the Program on International Studies in Asia (1993-present) Member, Governor’s Commission on Asia and International Studies in the Schools (2001-02) Member, Research Advisory Board, Committee for Economic Development (1998-2001) Member, United Nations Committee for Development Planning (1995-98) Member, Asia Society Study Mission on Taiwan Investment in East/Southeast Asia (1996-97) Member, Advisory Council of the Korea Economic Institute of America (1994-98) Member, National Selection Committee, Free Market Development Advisors Program, Institute of International Education and U.S. Agency for International Development (1992)
5 Member, State of Michigan Task Force on International Trade (1990) Member, Working Group on the Private Sector and International Education, Coalition for the Advancement of Foreign Language and International Studies (CAFLIS) (1988-89) Member, Southeast Asia Council of the Association for Asian Studies (1985-88) Member, Contemporary Affairs Committee, The Asia Society (1985-90) Member, Expert Group on the Management of Technological Change, Commonwealth Secretariat, London (1984-85) Adviser, Task Force on Female Labour Force Participation, National Productivity Board, Singapore (1984) Executive Committee of the Malaysia/Singapore/Brunei Studies Group, Association for Asian Studies (1979-1980, 1986-87)
University of Michigan (not including Ross faculty committee assignments) Member, Executive Committee, Center for Chinese Studies (1999-2001, 2002-04, 2007-08, 2010-12, 2013-15) Member, Executive Committee, Center for Southeast Asian Studies (1996-2009, 2011-13) Member, Executive Committee, Center for International Business Education, Ross School of Business (1989-2014) Member, Faculty Senate Assembly (Ross School representative) (2008-10, 2013-15) Member, Internal Advisory Board, Center for Global Health (2009-2012) Member, Global Health Center Director’s Search Committee (GHC) (2006-08) Member, Global Health Center Visioning Committee (2007) Member, President Coleman’s Task Force on China (CTF) (2007-08) Member, Steering Committee, President’s Office’s Year of Global Arts (2006-07) Member, Steering Committee, International Institute (2005-08) Member, Journal Advisory Board, International Institute (2007-10) Member, Executive Committee, Office of International Programs (2004-08) Faculty Advisor, MBA/MA in Asian Studies joint degree programs (1985-present) Faculty Advisor, Ross Asia Business Conference (1996-2015) Faculty Advisor, Singapore Students’ Association (1984-present) Faculty Advisor, Singapore Graduate Students’ Association (2007-) defunct Faculty Advisor, College/Scope (student organization) (2005-) defunct Faculty Advisor, University of Michigan Alumni Association of Singapore (1994) Member, Board of Advisors, Knight-Wallace Journalism Fellows (1996-2015) Member, Fellowship Selection Committee, Center for Southeast Asian Studies (1996-2002, 2005, 2006) Member, Advisory Committee on Labor Standards and Human Rights (1999-2000) Business School Member, International Institute Governing Board (1996-99) CSEAS Member, International Institute Graduate Board (1996-98) Member, MA in Area Studies Review Committee, International Institute (1995-96) Member, Fellowship Selection Committee, Center for Chinese Studies (1998) Faculty Leader, CIBE Asia Study Tour to Korea and Philippines (1996)
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PUBLICATIONS
BOOKS
1. The University of Michigan MBA/MA in Asian Studies: Retrospection and Reflections, Ann Arbor: Michigan Publishing 2020 (145 pp.) https://doi.org/10.3998/mpub.11604093 2. Business, Government and Labor: Essays in the Economic Development of Singapore and Southeast Asia, Singapore: World Scientific Publishing, 2018 (424 pp.) http://www.worldscientific.com/worldscibooks/10.1142/10576 3. Singapore’s Economic Development: Retrospection and Reflections, Singapore: World Scientific Publications, 2016 (edited) (322 pp.) http://www.worldscientific.com/worldscibooks/10.1142/9798 4. Four Chinese Families in British Colonial Malaya: Confucius, Christianity and Revolution, 4th edition, 2019 (149 pp.) self-published http://www.blurb.com/b/5022666- four-chinese-families-in-british-colonial-malaya-c 5. The Globalization Debate: Issues and Challenges, Geneva: International Labour Organisation, 2001 (104 pp.) 6. Foreign Direct Investment and Industrialisation in Malaysia, Singapore, Taiwan and Thailand, Paris: OECD, 1991 (196 pp.) (with Pang Eng Fong) (in English and French) 7. Investing in Developing Countries, A Guide for Managers, Lexington, Massachusetts: Lexington Books 1986 (250 pp.) (with Thomas L. Brewer and Kenneth David) 8. Trade, Employment and Industrialisation in Singapore, Geneva: ILO, 1986 (110 pp.) (with Pang Eng Fong) 9. The Chinese in Southeast Asia, Vol. 1, Ethnicity and Economic Activity (342 pp.), Vol. 2, Identity, Culture and Politics (328 pp.) Singapore: Maruzen Asia, 1983 (edited, with L.A.P. Gosling)
PUBLISHED MONOGRAPHS AND REPORTS
1. Women in the Economy: Employment, Status of Women in Asia and the Pacific Region, Series 1, United Nations Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific, Bangkok, 1986 (35 pp.) 2. Women Workers in Multinational Enterprises in Developing Countries, Geneva: ILO, 1985 (119 pp.) 3. Technology Choice and Employment Creation: A Case Study of Three Multinational Enterprises in Singapore, Economic Research Centre, National University of Singapore, Occasional Paper Series No. 4, 1982 (32 pp.) (with Pang Eng Fong) 4. Women in the Singapore Economy, Economic Research Centre, National University of Singapore, Occasional Paper Series No.5, 1982 (33 pp.) 5. Women in the Redeployment of Manufacturing Industry to Developing Countries, UNIDO Working Papers on Structural Changes No. 18, UNIDO/ICIS.165, 8 July 1980 (39 pp.) 6. Population Redistribution: Patterns, Policies and Prospects, New York: UNFPA Policy Development Studies No. 2, 1979 (170 pp.)(with L.A.P. Gosling)
7 7. Women Workers in Multinational Corporations: The Case of the Electronics Industry in Malaysia and Singapore, Michigan Occasional Papers No. 9, Fall 1978, Women's Studies Program, University of Michigan (60 pp.) 8. The Electronics Industry in Singapore: Structure, Technology and Linkages, Economic Research Centre, University of Singapore, Monograph Series No. 7, 1977 (85 pp.) (with Pang Eng Fong)
CHAPTERS IN BOOKS
1. “The American Economy and Business”, in Tommy Koh and Daljit Singh, eds., America Explained, Singapore: Institute for Southeast Asian Studies, 2022 2. “Epilogue: The Social Significance of a Life” in Irene Lim, Ninety Years in Singapore, Singapore: Pagesetters, 2020, pp. 216-228. https://www.shop.hoprinting.com.sg/shop/books- singapore/non-fiction/90-years-in-singapore-s20-00/ 3. “The Palm Oil Industry and Southeast Asia’s Haze: Outline for a Class Discussion”, in Euston Quah and Tsiat Siong Tan (ed.), Pollution Across Borders: Transboundary Fire, Smoke and Haze in Southeast Asia, Singapore: World Scientific Publishing, 2018, pp. 93- 102 http://www.worldscientific.com/worldscibooks/10.1142/10350 4. “Singapore: Economy” in Far East and Australasia 2017 (Ed. Juliet Love) pp 983-992. Abingdon, Routledge, 48th Edn, 2016. 5. “Beyond the ‘Global City’ Paradigm”, Ch. 4 in Su-fern Hoe and Carol Soon (eds.), Singapore Perspectives 2015: Choices, Singapore: World Scientific and Institute of Policy Studies, 2015 pp. 51-89. http://www.worldscientific.com/worldscibooks/10.1142/9669, reprinted as as Ch.5 in Business, Government and Labor: Essays in the Economic Development of Singapore and Southeast Asia, Singapore: World Scientific Publishing, 2018, pp. 105-136 http://www.worldscientific.com/worldscibooks/10.1142/10576 and Ch. 16 in Insights on Singapore's Economy and Society from Leading Thinkers: Singapore Perspectives, Singapore: World Scientific Publishing, 2019, pp. 143-181 https://www.worldscientific.com/worldscibooks/10.1142/11402 6. “Fifty years of Development in the Singapore Economy: An Introductory Review”, Ch. 1 in Linda Y.C. Lim (ed.), Singapore’s Economic Development: Retrospection and Reflections, Singapore, World Scientific Publications, 2016, pp. 1-15, reprinted from Singapore Economic Review Vol. 60 No. 3 (2015) 7. “Labor, Productivity and Singapore’s Development Model” with Pang Eng Fong, Ch. 7 in Linda Y.C. Lim (ed.), Singapore’s Economic Development: Retrospection and Reflections, Singapore, World Scientific Publications, 2016, pp. 135-168, reprinted from Singapore Economic Review Vol. 60 No. 3 (2015) 8. “Singapore in the International Economy” in Euston Quah, ed. Singapore 2065: Leading Insights on the Economy and Environment from 50 Singapore Icons and Beyond, Singapore: World Scientific Publications, 2015, pp. 98-102 9. “Women in the Singapore Economy – The Inequalities Continue”, in Kanwaljit Soin and Margaret Thomas, eds., Our Lives to Live: Putting A Woman’s Face to Change in Singapore. Singapore: World Scientific Publishers, 2015, Ch. 20, pp. 149-154
8 10. “How Land & People Fit in Singapore’s Economy”, Ch. 2 in Donald Low, ed., Hard Choices: Challenging the Singapore Consensus, National University of Singapore Press, 2014, pp. 31-39 11. “What’s Wrong with Singaporeans?”, Ch. 6 in Donald Low and Sudhir Vadaketh, eds., Hard Choices: Challenging the Singapore Consensus, National University of Singapore Press. 2014, pp. 79-86 12. “Singapore’s Success: After the Miracle” in Robert Looney, ed. Handbook of Emerging Economies, London: Routledge 2014, pp. 203-226 13. “Southeast Asian Chinese Business and Regional Economic Development”, in Chee-Beng Tan, ed., Handbook of the Chinese Diaspora, London: Routledge, 2013, pp. 249-260. 14. “Globalizing State, Disappearing Nation: Foreign Participation in Singapore’s Economy”, with Lee Soo Ann, in Terence Chong, ed., The Management of Success: Singapore Revisited, Singapore: Institute for Southeast Asian Studies, 2010, pp. 139-158 15. “Rebalancing in East Asia”, in Stijn Claessens, Simon Evenett and Bernard Hoekman, eds., Rebalancing the Global Economy, A Primer for Policymaking, London: Center for Economic Policy-Making 2010, pp. 32-35. 16. “Whose ‘Model’ Failed? Implications of the Asian Economic Crisis”, in Roy Allen, ed., The Political Economy of Financial Crises, Vol. 1 (November 2004) and in Eugene Wittkopf and Charles Kegley Jr., eds., The Global Agenda, 6th edition, McGraw-Hill, (2000), revised and updated version of article first published in The Washington Quarterly Vol. 21, No. 3 (1998), pp. 25-36, reprinted with permission. 17. “Free Market Fancies: Hong Kong, Singapore and the Asian Financial Crisis”, in T.J. Pempel, ed., The Politics of the Asian Economic Crisis, Ithaca, NY: Cornell University Press, 1999, pp. 101-115 18. “Challenges for Government Policy and Business Practice” in The Asian Economic Crisis: Policy Choices, Social Consequences and the Philippine Case, Asian Update February 1999, New York: The Asia Society, 1999, pp. 5-29 19. “Relations: Trade and Investment between Southeast Asia and Greater China, 1980s and 1990s”, in Lynn Pan, ed., The Encyclopedia of the Chinese Overseas, Singapore: Chinese Heritage Center, 1998, pp. 110-112 20. “Liberalization Has Served Southeast Asia Well”, in Isabelle Grunberg, ed., Perspectives on Financial Liberalization, New York: United Nations Development Program, 1998, pp. 45-54 21. “Capital Market Liberalization in the Development of Southeast Asia,” in Barry Herman and Krishnan Sharma, eds., International Finance and Developing Countries in a Year of Crisis, New York: United Nations University, 1998, pp. 73-80 22. “Strengths and Weaknesses of Minority Status for Southeast Asian Chinese,” (with L.A.P. Gosling) in Daniel Chirot and Anthony Reid, eds., Essential Outsiders: Chinese and Jews in the Modern Transformation of Southeast Asia and Central Europe, Seattle, Washington: University of Washington Press, 1997, pp. 285-317 23. “U.S.-ASEAN Trade and Investment in Pacific Perspective,” in Claude Barfield, ed., Expanding U.S.-Asian Trade and Investment, Washington, DC: American Enterprise Institute Press, 1997, pp. 175-213 24. “Investment Dynamism in Asian Developing Countries,” (with Nathaniel A. Siddall), in John H. Dunning and Khalil A. Hamdani, eds., The New Globalism and Developing Countries, Tokyo: United Nations University Press,1997, pp. 79-125
9 25. “ASEAN: New Modes of Economic Cooperation,” in David Wurfel and Bruce Burton, eds., Southeast Asia in the New World Order, London: Macmillan, 1996, pp. 19-35. 26. “Southeast Asian Business Systems: The Dynamics of Diversity,” in A.E. Safarian and Wendy Dobson, eds., East Asian Capitalism: Diversity and Dynamism, Toronto: Center for International Business, University of Toronto, 1996, pp. 27. “Structural Change in the Labour Market, Regional Integration and International Migration,” (with Pang Eng Fong), in OECD, Migration and the Labour Market in Asia, Paris: OECD, 1996, pp. 61-71. 28. “ASEAN Economic Outlook 1996-97,” in ASEAN Regional Outlook 1996-97, Singapore: Institute for Southeast Asian Studies, 1996, pp. 29. “Southeast Asia: Success through International Openness,” in Barbara Stallings, ed., Global Change, Regional Response: The New International Context of Development, Cambridge, UK: Cambridge University Press, 1995, pp. 238- 271. 30. “ASEAN Economic Outlook 1995-96,” in ASEAN Regional Outlook 1995-96, Singapore: Institute for Southeast Asian Studies, 1995, pp. 34-50 31. “Foreign Investment, the State and Industrial Policy in Singapore,” in Howard Stein, ed., Asian Industrialization and Africa: Case Studies and Policy Alternatives to Structural Adjustment, London/New York: St. Martin's Press, 1995, pp. 205-238 32. “The Role of the Private Sector in ASEAN Regional Economic Cooperation,” in Lynn Mytelka, ed., South-South Cooperation in a Global Perspective, Paris: OECD Development Centre, 1994, pp.125-168 33. “Taiwan's Investment in Southeast Asia,” (with Clyde D. Stoltenberg) in Mitchell Silk, ed., Taiwan and International Trade and Investment: Law and Practice, New York: Oxford University Press, 1994, pp. 247-268 34. “The Southeast Asian Economies: Resilient Growth and Expanding Linkages,” (with Pang Eng Fong) in Southeast Asian Affairs 1994, Singapore: Institute of South East Asian Studies, 1994, pp. 20-33 35. “Singapore”, (with Pang Eng Fong and Ronald Findlay) in Ronald Findlay and Stanley Wellisz eds., Five Small Open Economies, New York: Oxford University Press for the World Bank, 1993, pp.93-137 36. “Singapore”, in Labor Standards and Development in the Global Economy, Washington, D.C.: U.S. Department of Labor, 1990, pp. 73-95 37. “The Foreign Policy of Singapore”, in David Wurfel and Bruce Burton, eds., The Political Economy of Foreign Policy in Southeast Asia, London/New York: Macmillan/St. Martin's Press, 1990, pp. 124-145 38. “Poverty, Ideology and Women Export Factory Workers in Asia”, in Haleh Afshar and Bina Agarwal, eds., Women, Poverty and Ideology in Asia, London: Macmillan, 1990, pp. 212-233 (with Gillian H.C. Foo) 39. “Women's Work in Export Factories: The Politics of A Cause”, in Irene Tinker, ed., Persistent Inequalities: Women and World Development, New York: Oxford University Press, 1990, pp.101-119 40. “Wage Policy in Singapore”, in Government Wage Policy Formulation in Less-Developed Countries: Seven Country Studies, Geneva: ILO, 1989 (with Pang Eng Fong), pp. 75-101 41. “Social Welfare in Singapore”, in Kernial Singh Sandhu and Paul Wheatley, eds., Singapore: The Management of Success, Singapore: Oxford University Press, 1989, pp. 171-197
10 42. “The Impact of Changes in the World Economy on Developing Countries”, in David Gordon and Robert Berg, eds., Cooperation for International Development: U.S. Policy and Programs for the 1990s, Boulder, Colorado: Lynne Rienner Publishers, 1989, pp. 21- 47 43. “Technology Choice and Employment Creation: A Case Study of Three Multinational Enterprises in Singapore”, in W. Chan Kim and Philip K.Y. Young, eds., The Pacific Challenge in International Business, Ann Arbor: UMI Research Press, 1987, pp. 157-194 (with Pang Eng Fong) 44. “Women Factory Workers in Asian Developing Countries: Some Dilemmas for Multinational Employers,”, in W. Michael Hoffman, Ann E. Lange and David A. Fedo, eds., Ethics and the Multinational Enterprise, New York: University Press of America, 1986, pp. 263-281 45. “Rising Trade Tensions: Asian Perspectives”, in Asian Issues 1985, Washington, D.C.: University Press of America for the Asia Society, 1986, pp. 55-73 46. “Rapid Growth and Relative Price Stability in a Small Open Economy: The Experience of Singapore”, in Vittorio Corbo, Anne O. Kreuger and Fernando Ossa, eds., Export- Oriented Development Strategies: The Success of Five Newly Industrializing Countries, Boulder, Colorado: Westview Press, 1985, pp. 79-110 (with Pang Eng Fong) 47. “Labour and Employment Issues in Export Processing Zones in Less-Developed Countries”, in Eddy Lee, ed., Export Processing Zones and Industrial Employment in Asia, Bangkok: ARTEP/ILO, 1984, pp. 53-67 48. “Chinese Economic Activity in Southeast Asia: An Introductory Review,” in L.Y.C. Lim and L.A.P. Gosling, eds., The Chinese in Southeast Asia, Vol. 1, Ethnicity and Economic Activity, Singapore: Maruzen Asia, 1983, pp. 1-29 49. “Chinese Business, Multinationals and the State: Manufacturing for Export in Malaysia and Singapore,” in Lim and Gosling, eds., 1983, Vol. 1, pp. 245-274 50. “Capitalism, Imperialism and Patriarchy: The Dilemma of Third World Women Workers in Multinational Factories,” in June Nash and Maria Patricia Fernandez-Kelly, Women, Men and the International Division of Labor, Albany, N.Y.: State University of New York Press,1983, pp. 70-91, reprinted in Lourdes Beneria and Savitri Bisnath, eds., Gender and Development: Theoretical, Empirical and Practical Approaches, 2 vols., UK: Edward Elgar, 2001 51. “The Motor Vehicle Industry in Singapore,” in The Scope for South-East Asian Subregional Cooperation in the Automotive Sector, Bangkok: ESCAP, 1982, pp. 201-216 52. “Women's Work in Multinational Electronics Factories,” in Rosalyn Dauber and Melinda Cain, Women and Technological Change in Developing Countries, Boulder, Colorado: Westview Press, 1981, pp. 181-190 53. “Women Workers in Multinational Corporations: The Case of the Electronics Industry in Malaysia and Singapore,” in Krishna Kumar, ed., Transnational Enterprises: Their Impact on Third World Societies and Cultures, Boulder, Colorado: Westview Press, 1980, pp. 109- 36 54. “Population Redistribution in Economic Context”, in L.A.P. Gosling and Linda Y.C. Lim, eds., Population Redistribution: Patterns, Policies and Prospects, New York: UNFPA Policy Development Studies No. 2, 1979, pp. 19-23 55. “Urban-to-Rural Population Redistribution,” in Gosling and Lim, eds., 1979, pp. 105-129.
11 56. “Population Redistribution and Economic Development,” in Gosling and Lim, eds., 1979, pp.159-170
JOURNAL ARTICLES
1. “Fifty Years of Development in the Singapore Economy: An Introductory Review”, (Guest Editor) Special Issue on A 50-Year Retrospective of Singapore’s Economic Development, Singapore Economic Review Vol. 60 No. 3 (2015) 2. “Labor, Productivity and Singapore’s Development Model” with Pang Eng Fong, in Linda Y.C. Lim (ed.), Special Issue on A 50-Year Retrospective of Singapore’s Economic Development, Singapore Economic Review Vol. 60, No. 3 (2015) 3. “Beyond Gender: The Impact of Age, Ethnicity, Nationality and Economic Growth on Women in the Singapore Economy”, in Singapore Economic Review Vol. 60, No. 2 (2015). 4. “Global Rebalancing 2.0” with Ronald Mendoza, in The World Financial Review, November-December 2012, pp. 32-35, www.worldfinancialreview.com revised version of article in VoxEU, 24September, 2012 http://voxeu.org/article/global-rebalancing-20 5. “Singapore’s Economic Growth Model – Too Much or Too Little?” in Ethos, Issue 6 (July 2009), pp. 36-42, Civil Service College, Singapore 6. “The Antisweatshop Movement: Rebuttal to Miller”, Challenge: The Magazine of Economic Affairs, Vol. 46, No. 4 (July/August 2003), pp. 1-5 7. “State Power and Private Profit: The Political Economy of Corruption in Southeast Asia”, Asia-Pacific Economic Literature Vol. 16 No. 2, pp. 18-52 (November 2002) (with Aaron Stern) 8. “Terrorism and Globalization: An International Perspective”, Vanderbilt Journal of Transnational Law Vol. 35 No. 2 (March 2002), pp. 703-710 9. “Southeast Asian Chinese Business: Past Success, Recent Crisis and Future Evolution”, Journal of Asian Business Vol. 16, No. 1 (Winter 2000) Special Issue on Ethnic Chinese Business in Southeast Asia, pp. 1-12 10. “An Overview of the Asian Financial Crisis”, Commentary in Journal of Asian Business Vol. 15 No. 1 (Winter 1999), pp. 79-81 11. “Whose ‘Model’ Failed? Implications of the Asian Economic Crisis”, in The Washington Quarterly Vol. 21, No. 3 (1998), pp. 25-36, reprinted in Cooperation South No. 2 (1998), Special Issue on Globalization, pp. 134-144 (UNDP), and in MarkPlus Quarterly Oct.- Dec.1998, pp. 42-48 12. “The Southeast Asian Currency Crisis and its Aftermath”, in Journal of Asian Business Vol. 13 No. 4 (1997), pp. 65-83 13. “The Evolution of Southeast Asian Business Systems”, in Journal of Asian Business Vol. 12, No. 1 (1996), pp. 51-74, Special Issue on Asian Business Systems edited by Eleanor Westney, reprinted in Hal Hill, ed., The Economic Development of Southeast Asia, UK: Edward Elgar, 2001, and in Richard Whitley, ed., Competing Capitalisms: Institutions and Economies, UK: Edward Elgar, 2002. 14. “The Emergence of a Chinese Economic Zone in Asia?”, Journal of Southeast Asia Business, Vol. 8, No. 1 (Winter 1992), pp. 41-46 15. “The U.S., Japan and Southeast Asia: Emergence of a Pacific Economic Triangle”, Journal of Southeast Asia Business, Vol. 7, No. 4 (Fall 1991), pp. 26-37
12 16. “Explaining the Decline of U.S. Investment in Southeast Asia”, Journal of Southeast Asia Business, Vol. 7, No. 2 (Spring 1991), pp. 90-93 17. “Labor Organization Among Women Workers in Multinational Export Factories in Asia”, Journal of Southeast Asia Business, Vol. 6, No. 4 (Fall 1990), pp. 1-8 18. “Singapore in Southeast Asia”, Journal of Southeast Asia Business, Vol. 6, No. 4 (Fall 1990), pp. 65-74 19. “U.S. Trade Relations with the New NICs of Southeast Asia,” Michigan Journal of International Law, Vol. 11, No. 2 (Winter 1990), pp. 466-471 20. “High Tech and Labour in the Asian NICs,” Labour and Society, Vol. 14, 1989, pp. 43-57 (with Pang Eng Fong) 21. “The State and Private Capital in Singapore's Economic Development,” Political Economy, Studies in the Surplus Approach, Vol. 3, No. 2 (1987), pp. 201-222 22. “Singapore's Success: The Myth of the Free Market Economy,” Asian Survey, Vol. 23, No. 6 (June 1983), pp. 752-764 23. “Foreign Labour and Economic Development in Singapore,” International Migration Review, Vol. 16, No. 4 (Fall 1982), pp.548-576 (with Pang Eng Fong) 24. “Vertical Linkages and Multinational Enterprises in Developing Countries,” World Development, Vol. 10, No. 7 (July 1982), pp. 582-595 25. “Industrial Policies for Malaysia in the 1980s,” Jurnal Ekonomi Malaysia, No. 5 (June 1982), pp. 136-144
CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS AND WORKING PAPERS
1. Rapporteur for Panel 5: Doing Business in Myanmar, in Myanmar Forum 2016, Rapporteurs’ Report, pp. 28-31. 2. Rapporteur for Panel 4: Business Strategies for Indonesia, in Indonesia Forum 2015: New Government, New Vision, New Opportunities, Rapporteurs’ Report, pp. 16-18 3. Comments on “Issues of Trade and Labor Standards in the WTO System,” in The Emerging WTO and Responses from Asia, Joint Korea-U.S. Academic Symposium Vol. 7, Washington, D.C., 1997, pp. 153-157 4. Korea Economic Institute of America, 1995 5. “Engines of Regional Integration in Asia,” in AFTA After NAFTA Joint Korea-U.S. Academic Symposium Vol. 4, Washington, D.C.,1994, pp. 145-159 6. “The NICs and Near NICs in Asia: Economic and Political Transformation,” in Charles E. Morrison, ed., Japan, China, and the Newly Industrialized Economies of East Asia, Honolulu, Hawaii: East-West Center and Atlanta, Georgia, Southern Center for International Studies, 1989, pp. 25-32 7. “Capital, Labor and the State in the Internationalization of High-Tech Industry,” in Mike Douglass and John Friedmann, eds., Transnational Corporations and Urbanization in the Pacific Rim, Los Angeles: Center for Pacific Rim Studies, University of California-Los Angeles, Summer 1987 8. “Export-Led Industrialisation, Labour Welfare and International Labour Standards in Singapore,” in Lionel Demery and Tony Addison, eds., Wages and Labour Conditions in the Newly Industrialising Countries of Asia, London: Overseas Development Institute, 1987
13 9. Technological Change: Enhancing the Benefits, Vols. I and II, A Report by a Commonwealth Working Group, London: Commonwealth Secretariat, 1985 (with M.G.K. Menon and seven others) 10. “Multinational Export Factories and Women Workers in the Third World: A Review of Theory and Evidence,” in Nagat M. El-Sanabary, ed., Women and Work in the Third World: The Impact of Industrialization and Global Economic Interdependence, Berkeley, California: Center for the Study, Education and Advancement of Women, University of California, 1983, pp.75-90
AUTHORED ARTICLES IN NEWSPAPERS, MAGAZINES & WEBSITES *Used as teaching material in MBA and Executive Education courses 1. “At this rate, Yale-NUS College’s successor won’t succeed in its lofty goal”, with Pang Eng Fong, AcademiaSG September 12, 2021https://www.academia.sg/academic-views/yale- nus-reply-tan-eng-chye/ 2. “The closure of Yale-NUS a loss for Singapore,” with Pang Eng Fong, AcademiaSG September 9, 2021 https://www.academia.sg/academic-views/the-closure-of-yale-nus-a-loss- for-singapore/ reprinted in University World News September 10 https://www.universityworldnews.com/post.php?story=20210910132653129 3. “Debt is not a dirty word, but…”, Straits Times August 3, 2021, https://www.straitstimes.com/opinion/debt-is-not-a-dirty-word-but 4. “The incredible unsinkable American economy”, Straits Times July 22, 2021, https://www.straitstimes.com/opinion/the-incredible-unsinkable-american-economy 5. “Racial preference: Bad for the economy, bad for business”, AcademiaSG June 21, https://www.academia.sg/academic-views/racial-preference-bad-for-the-economy-bad-for- business/ 6. “Impact of post-pandemic global trends on Singapore”, Straits Times January 19, 2021 https://www.straitstimes.com/opinion/impact-of-post-pandemic-global-trends-on-singapore- 7. “What does Michigan’s coronavirus experience say about Trump’s chance at the polls?” South China Morning Post, October 22, 2020 https://www.scmp.com/week- asia/opinion/article/3106511/us-election-what-does-michigans-coronavirus-experience-say-abt 8. “Singapore’s poorest earners will benefit from expansion of Progressive Wage Model but some conditions must be met”, with Irene Y.H. Ng, Channel News Asia October 14, 2020 https://www.channelnewsasia.com/news/commentary/progressive-wage-model-minimum- versus-singapore-low-income-13271802 9. “The inherent tensions in the debate on foreign workers”, Straits Times September 4, 2020 https://www.straitstimes.com/opinion/the-inherent-tensions-in-debate-on-foreign-workers 10. “The minimum wage, the Progressive Wage Model, and low-wage labour in Singapore (a conversation with Prof. Linda Lim)”, interview with Kwan-Jin Yao, July 25, 2020 https://socialservice.sg/2020/07/23/the-minimum-wage-the-progressive-wage-model-and-low- wage-labour-in-singapore-a-conversation-with-prof-linda-lim/ reposted as https://www.academia.sg/academic-views/minimum-wage-conversation/ 10. “Labour in Singapore’s post-COVID economy,” with Pang Eng Fong, Academia.SG June 2, 2020 https://www.academia.sg/academic-views/labour-in-singapores-post-covid-19- economy/ 11. “China’s digital currency getting more buzz than warranted,” with Gunter Dufey, Straits Times 1 June 2020 https://www.straitstimes.com/opinion/chinas-digital-currency-getting-
14 more-buzz-than-warranted, https://www.pressreader.com/singapore/the-straits- times/20200601/281913070328719 12. “Government surpluses and foreign reserves in Singapore”, with Manu Bhaskaran, in Academia.SG May 4, 2020 https://www.academia.sg/academic-views/government- surpluses-and-foreign-reserves-in-singapore/ 13. “Why STEM is not enough”, with Gunalan Nadarajan and Jessie Yang in Academia.SG April 26, 2020 https://www.academia.sg/academic-views/why-stem-is-not-enough/ Abridged version reprinted as “Arts and humanities can set you up for life in post-coronavirus world”, Channel News Asia May 12, 2020 https://www.channelnewsasia.com/news/commentary/stem-arts-and-humanities- coronavirus-education-university-degree-12713556 14. “How Michigan is coping with its coronavirus shutdown”, South China Morning Post, Apr. 21, 2020 https://www.scmp.com/week-asia/opinion/article/3080909/how-us-coronavirus- hotspot-michigan-coping-shutdown-life 15. “COVID-19’s implications for Singapore’s future economy”, www.academia.sg April 13, 2020 https://www.academia.sg/academic-views/covid-19s-implications-for-singapores- future-economy/ 16. “The end of ideology”, Straits Times, April 8, 2020 https://www.straitstimes.com/opinion/the- end-of-ideology 16. “States and civil society step up to deal with crisis”, Straits Times, Mar. 16, 2020 https://www.straitstimes.com/opinion/states-and-civil-society-step-up-to-deal-with-crisis 17. “COVID-19: It’s the Economy”, www.academia.sg Mar. 15, 2020 https://www.academia.sg/academic-views/covid-19-its-the-economy/ 18. “Singapore’s Budget 2020: Less Than Meets The Eye”, www.academia.sg Feb. 24, 2020, https://www.academia.sg/academic-views/budget-2020-less-than-meets-the-eye/ 19. “On race, Singaporeans must open their eyes at home to thrive abroad”, South China Morning Post 16 August, 2019 https://www.scmp.com/week- asia/opinion/article/3023106/race-singaporeans-must-open-their-eyes-home-thrive-abroad 20. “Govt subsidies: what makes them so controversial”, Straits Times, 13 June, 2019 https://www.straitstimes.com/world/govt-subsidies-what-makes-them-so-controversial 21.“The super-rich want higher taxes. Politicians, economists are beginning to agree.” Straits Times 5 June, 2019 https://www.straitstimes.com/opinion/the-super-rich-want-higher-taxes- politicians-economists-are-beginning-to-agree 22. “Singapore’s ‘fake news’ law undermines the credibility of academic expertise”, Times Higher Education 11 May, 2019 https://www.timeshighereducation.com/blog/singapores- fake-news-law-undermines-credibility-academic-expertise 23. “The truth about the US-China clash of civilizations? There isn’t one,” South China Morning Post 9 March 2019 https://www.scmp.com/week-asia/opinion/article/2189244/truth-about- us-china-clash-civilisations-there-isnt-one 24. “Brexiteers should give up Singapore-on-Thames fantasy”, Bloomberg 13 February, 2019 https://www.bloomberg.com/opinion/articles/2019-02-13/post-brexit-u-k-can-t-turn-itself- into-singapore-on-thames?srnd=opinion 25. “Chinese students at a US university were told to speak English. Simple racism, or something more?” South China Morning Post 1 February, 2019 https://www.scmp.com/week- asia/opinion/article/2184540/chinese-students-us-university-were-told-speak-english-simple
15 26. “Slowing growth and market moodiness in the US”, Straits Times 22 January, 2019 https://www.straitstimes.com/opinion/slowing-growth-and-market-moodiness-in-the-us 27. “Meritocracy and its toll on our students” (with Pang Eng Fong), Straits Times 9 January 2019 https://www.straitstimes.com/opinion/meritocracy-and-its-toll-on-our-students 28. “How Singapore’s obsession with university rankings only serves to hurt it” (with Pang Eng Fong), South China Morning Post 21 December 2018 https://m.scmp.com/week- asia/opinion/article/2178967/how-singapores-obsession-university-rankings-only-serves- hurt-it 29. “Singapore risks seeing worthy local research sidelined in hurry to climb up global university rankings” (with Pang Eng Fong), South China Morning Post 20 December 2018 https://www.scmp.com/comment/letters/article/2178662/singapore-risks-seeing-worthy- local-research-sidelined-hurry-climb 30. “Singapore’s US200K starter salaries: Why education pays the price” (with Pang Eng Fong), South China Morning Post 3 December 2018 https://www.scmp.com/week- asia/opinion/article/2175473/singapores-us200k-starter-salaries-why-education-pays-price 31. “Psychological factors may explain resistance to more redistribution”, Straits Times 6 November 2018 https://www.straitstimes.com/opinion/psychological-factors-may- explain-resistance-to-more-redistribution 32. “Weak yuan or strong US dollar”, Straits Times 16 October 2018 https://www.straitstimes.com/opinion/weak-yuan-or-strong-us-dollar reprinted at East Asia Forum 31 October 2018 http://www.eastasiaforum.org/2018/10/31/weak-renminbi-or- strong-us-dollar/ 33. “Time for Singapore universities to switch gears”, Channel News Asia 6 October 2018 (with Pang Eng Fong) https://www.channelnewsasia.com/news/commentary/singapore- universities-need-reform-transformation-disruption-10790696 28. “Asking rich to contribute more is just practical”, Straits Times 14 August 2018 https://www.straitstimes.com/forum/letters-in-print/asking-rich-to-contribute-more-is-just- practical 29. “How to reduce inequality”, Straits Times 28 July 2018 https://www.straitstimes.com/opinion/how-to-reduce-inequality 30. “How inequality and low wages can stall growth”, Straits Times 21 July 2018 https://www.straitstimes.com/opinion/how-inequality-and-low-wages-can-stall-growth 31.“This trade war is about technology”, Straits Times 30 June 2018 https://www.straitstimes.com/opinion/this-trade-war-is-about-technology 32.“Can education fix inequality in Singapore?” Channel News Asia, 2 June, 2018 (with Pang Eng Fong) https://www.channelnewsasia.com/news/commentary/can-education-fix-growing- inequality-in-singapore-10308796 33. “How Singapore can prepare for its Southeast Asian future” Business Times 30 May 2018 https://www.businesstimes.com.sg/asean-business/how-singapore-can-prepare-for-its- southeast-asian-future-linda-Lim 34.“Preparing for Singapore’s Southeast Asian Future” ASEAN Inside/Out Edition 11, 25 May 2018 35. “China wins Round 1 in trade spat with US”, Straits Times, May 22, 2018 https://www.straitstimes.com/opinion/china-wins-round-1-in-trade-spat-with-us
16 36. “The BRI needs fewer Chinese characteristics”, East Asia Forum, May 9, 2018 http://www.eastasiaforum.org/2018/05/09/the-bri-needs-fewer-chinese-characteristics/ originally published as RSIS Commentary, in Straits Times and Myanmar Times 37. “Post-industrial capitalism calls for new economic model for Singapore”, Business Times (Singapore) May 9, 2018 http://www.businesstimes.com.sg/opinion/post-industrial- capitalism-calls-for-new-economic-model-for-singapore 38. “P.J. Thum’s treatment will dampen Singaporean academics’ willingness to speak out”, Times Higher Education, April 21, 2018 https://www.timeshighereducation.com/opinion/pj- thums-treatment-will-dampen-singaporean-academics-willingness-speak-out 39. “B&R: Bonanza or nightmare for Myanmar”, Myanmar Times April 11, 2018, same as https://www.mmtimes.com/news/br-bonanza-or-nightmare-myanmar.html 40. “China’s Belt-and-Road Initiative: Future Bonanza or Nightmare?” Straits Times, March 31, 2018 http://www.straitstimes.com/opinion/chinas-belt-and-road-initiative-future-bonanza-or- nightmare originally published as RSIS Commentary 41. “Singapore’s future lies in the past”, Straits Times, March 28, 2018 http://www.straitstimes.com/opinion/singapores-future-lies-in-the-past
42.”Trump’s protectionism: Method to the madness?” Straits Times March 21, 2018 http://www.straitstimes.com/opinion/trumps-protectionism-method-to-the-madness 43. “A Christmas ‘gift’ that will take a long time to pay for,” Straits Times, December 25, 2017 http://www.straitstimes.com/opinion/a-christmas-gift-that-will-take-a-long-time-to-pay-for 44. “Politics trumps economics in US trade policy,” Straits Times, Oct. 21, 2017 http://www.straitstimes.com/opinion/politics-trumps-economics-in-us-trade-policy 45. “The relentless pursuit of university rankings is creating a two-track system,” with Pang Eng Fong, Channel News Asia, Oct. 21, 2017 http://www.channelnewsasia.com/news/singapore/commentary-the-relentless-pursuit-of- university-rankings-is-9314918 46. “Singapore’s fling with global stars sidelines local talent”, with Pang Eng Fong, Times Higher Education, August 24, 2017 https://www.timeshighereducation.com/opinion/singapores-fling-global-stars- sidelines-local-talent
47. “Asian students still idolize Western professors” Wall Street Journal Asia July 27, 2017 https://www.wsj.com/articles/asian-students-still-idolize-western-professors-1501173242
48. “When academics speak their mind, society benefits”, Today, Singapore, June 16, 2017 http://www.todayonline.com/commentary/when-academics-speak-their-mind-society- benefits 49. “Trump and gang’s trade deficit delusions could be disastrous for all and sundry,” Business Times (Singapore) Feb. 22, 2017 http://www.businesstimes.com.sg/opinion/trump-gangs- trade-deficit-delusions-could-be-disastrous-for-all-and-sundry* 50. “Jobs of the future” with Benjamin Goh, Straits Times Jan. 25, 2017 http://www.straitstimes.com/opinion/jobs-of-the-future-get-set-to-create-them-for-yourselves 51. “How Trump’s policies could hurt the U.S. economy”, Straits Times Dec. 30, 2016 http://www.straitstimes.com/opinion/how-trumps-policies-could-hurt-the-us-economy 52. “Trump and the Singapore economy”, Straits Times Dec. 30, 2016 http://www.straitstimes.com/opinion/trump-and-the-singapore-economy
17 53. “China stands to win in Trump administration,” Detroit Free Press Nov. 29, 2016 http://www.freep.com/story/opinion/contributors/2016/11/29/china-stands-win-trump- administration/94434310/ 54. “The Trump economy,” Straits Times Nov. 18, 2016 http://www.straitstimes.com/opinion/the-trump-economy 55. “Why Michigan swung in Trump’s favour,” Straits Times Nov. 15, 2016 http://www.straitstimes.com/opinion/why-michigan-swung-in-trumps-favour 56. “Trade, technology and the U.S. Presidential Election,” Straits Times Oct. 18, 2016 http://www.straitstimes.com/opinion/trade-technology-and-the-us-presidential-election
57. “Is Brexit good or bad? Experts pick a side”, WalletHub August 4, 2016 https://wallethub.com/blog/brexit-good-or-bad/23523/#linda-y-c-lim, 58. “Brexit-What’s next?” June 24, 2016. http://michiganross.umich.edu/rtia-articles/brexit- what-s-next 59. “The folly of Trumponomics”, Business Times Singapore, May 18, 2016 http://www.businesstimes.com.sg/opinion/the-folly-of-Trumponomics 60.“Competition will throw up best investors for Myanmar” Business Times Singapore, May 13, 2016 http://www.businesstimes.com.sg/opinion/competition-will-throw-up-best-investors- for- Myanmar 61. “Time for Singapore to do right by its women”, Straits Times, April 22, 2016 (with Noeleen Heyzer) http://www.straitstimes.com/opinion/time-for-singapore-to-do-right-by-its-women 62. “Michigan voters driven by more than trade policies”, Straits Times, Singapore, March 16, 2016 http://www.straitstimes.com/opinion/michigan-voters-driven-by-more-than- trade-policies 63.“How Singapore has grown – from a policy perspective”, Business Times Singapore, March 8, 2016 http://www.businesstimes.com.sg/opinion/how-spore-has-grown-from-a-policy- perspective 64.“The myth of US-China economic competition,” The Straits Times December 16, 2015 http://www.straitstimes.com/opinion/the-myth-of-us-china-economic-competition 65. “Rise of China’s yuan is much ado about little,” The Conversation November 2, 2015,* https://theconversation.com/rise-of-chinas-yuan-is-much-ado-about-little-48804 reprinted in (among others) 66. http://fortune.com/2015/11/02/china-yuan-internationalization-world-economy/ 67. http://jakartaglobe.beritasatu.com/opinion/commentary-rise-chinas-yuan-much-ado-little/ 68. http://www.themalaysianinsider.com/sideviews/article/rise-of-chinas-yuan-is-much-ado- about-little-linda-lim 69. http://www.newsunited.com/rise-of-china-s-yuan-is-much-ado-news/19501614/ 70. “Experts point the way forward for Singapore economic growth” Yahoo (Singapore) September 3, 2015 https://sg.news.yahoo.com/experts-point-the-way-forward-for- singapore-economic-growth-233918494.html 71. “Fears of currency war overstated” Straits Times August 19, 2015 http://www.straitstimes.com/opinion/fears-of-currency-war-overstated 72. Plumbing the depths of currency controversies”, with Gunter Dufey in Straits Times (Singapore) July 4, 2015* http://www.straitstimes.com/opinion/plumbing-the-depths-of-currency-controversies 73. “Taking economic stock at 50”, Straits Times (Singapore) May 6, 2015*
18 74. “Domestic issues to top Jokowi’s priorities”, with Hui Yew-Foong, Business Times (Singapore) May 8, 2015* 75. “Going beyond the ‘global city’ paradigm” Business Times (Singapore) February 9, 2015 http://business.asiaone.com/news/going-beyond-the-global-city-paradigm 76. “2014: The year monetary stimulus proved its worth”, Straits Times (Singapore) Dec. 27, 2014 http://www.straitstimes.com/news/opinion/more-opinion-stories/story/2014-the-year- monetary-stimulus-proved-its-worth-20141227* 77. “Preserving a shared heritage”, Business Times (Singapore) Mar. 1, 2014 78. “Tracing Confucius’ bloodline in Singapore”, Straits Times (Singapore) Feb. 8, 2014 http://www.straitstimes.com/the-big-story/case-you-missed-it/story/tracing-confucius- bloodline-singapore-20140211 79. “What’s behind the turmoil in emerging markets?” with John Stuermer, Straits Times (Singapore) Feb. 7, 2014* 80. “Bernanke’s Legacy” Monroe Street Journal Feb. 3, 2014* 81. ”Why Singapore is Not Iceland”, with James Cheng, Straits Times (Singapore) Jan. 24, 2014* 82. “‘Talent magnet’ status cements U.S. lead over China”, Straits Times (Singapore) Dec. 31, 2013 83. “Can slower growth lead to a stronger nation?”, Straits Times (Singapore) February 22, 2013, revised and reprinted in Low, ed. Hard Choices (above) 84. “How land and ;people fit in Singapore’s economy” Yahoo Singapore February 21, 2013 http://sg.news.yahoo.com/blogs/singaporescene/land-people-fit-singapore-economy- 025020996.html, revised, combined with 1 and reprinted in Low, ed. Hard Choices (above)t 85. “Making peace instead of declaring currency wars”, Business Times (Singapore) February 15, 2013 86. “More stimulus ahead”, Straits Times (Singapore), January 21, 2013 87. “Target the yuan? It’s politics at play”, Straits Times (Singapore) October 22, 2011 88. “Don’t make a bogeyman out of U.S. dollar”, Straits Times (Singapore) August 27, 2011 (with Gunter Dufey)* 89. “Slowdown yes, but recession less likely”, Views on the Global Economy, Straits Times August 17, 2011 90. “Printing money to push spending”, “Why other countries object to QE2”, “Possible solutions for global imbalances”, Review Brief on Quantitative Easing, Straits Times (Singapore), November 23, 2010* 91. “Of demographics, nationality and global rebalancing”, Straits Times (Singapore), August 3, 2010 92. “Save or spend? Two sides of the coin”, Debate with Prof. Tommy Koh in Straits Times (Singapore), July 26, 2010 93. “Getting East Asia to save more, spend less”, Straits Times (Singapore), July 20, 2010 94. “What’s up with the world economy?” Review brief, Straits Times (Singapore) July 11, 2010 95. “Euro Debt Crisis”, Straits Times (Singapore), May 27, 2010* 96. “Opening a window to the future”, Straits Times (Singapore), February 6, 2010 97. “Lessons from Michigan experience”, Straits Times (Singapore), June 16, 2009 98. “Why local entrepreneurs are vital”, Straits Times (Singapore), May 12, 2009
19 99. “Struggle for Obama to fulfill economic vows”, Straits Times (Singapore), November 18, 2008 100. “New era of caution and prudence”, Straits Times (Singapore), October 17, 2008 101. “Credit, credibility and political creed”, Straits Times (Singapore), October 14, 2008 102. “Shedding light on the factors”, Straits Times (Singapore), October 13, 2008 103. “Can Asia rescue the global economy”, YaleGlobal September 29, 2008, reprinted as “Asia to the rescue?” South China Morning Post (Hong Kong), October 7, 2008 104. “When less is more”, Straits Times (Singapore), June 30, 2008 (with Geh Min) 105. “The China Bogey: The Facts Behind the Fears”, Journal of the International Institute, University of Michigan, Winter 2008 106. “Ripple effect of U.S. economic woes”, Straits Times (Singapore), March 19, 2008 107. “Local trumps global in Thailand”, Journal of the International Institute, University of Michigan, Fall 2007 108. “Can money ease loss of memories?” Straits Times (Singapore), June 21, 2007 109. “The costs of retiring too early”, Straits Times (Singapore), Aug. 23, 2006 110. “Singapore: Place or nation?”, Straits Times (Singapore) Jun. 19, 2006 111. “Tangled threads of protectionism-Part III”, YaleGlobal Online May 10, 2005 112. “China shows the way in a quota-free market”, YaleGlobal Online Feb. 22, 2005, reprinted in Jakarta Post Feb. 23, Straits Times Feb. 23, Bangkok Post, Feb. 27 113. “Varsity rankings—they don’t tell all”, Straits Times (Singapore), Dec. 17, 2004 114. “Time for a liberal arts college”, Straits Times, Dec. 1, 2004 (with Pang Eng Fong and Hong Hai) 115. “Accountability will stay”, Business Times, July 13, 2004 (with Pang Eng Fong) 116. “Let the market decide university admissions”, Business Times (Singapore), June 25, 2004 (with Pang Eng Fong) 117. “Who should pay for university education?” Business Times (Singapore), Apr. 1, 2004, reprinted in Straits Times, Apr. 4, 2004 118. “Learning Chinese in America”, Straits Times (Singapore), Apr. 1, 2004 119. “Why China should not revalue its currency”, YaleGlobal Online, 9/12/03, 4 pp., reprinted in Straits Times (Singapore), Sept. 14, 2003 120. “The way to evolve world-class universities here”, in Straits Times (Singapore) July 14, 2003, with Pang Eng Fong., revised version published as “Evolving great universities in small and developing countries” in International Higher Education No. 33, Fall 2003, pp. 9-10 121. “When a student’s race is as important as his scores” in Straits Times June 28, 2003 122. “Is China eating everyone’s lunch, or enhancing it?” Straits Times June 21, 2003 123. “Corruption Southeast Asian Style” in The Journal of the International Institute Vol. No. 2 (Winter 2003), pp. 10-11, University of Michigan 124. “Don’t blame Singaporeans for expats leaving”, Business Times, Singapore, July 9, 2002 125. “Learning in the New Economy”, The Straits Times, Singapore, May 6, 2001 126. “Globalization is the Best Welfare”, Far Eastern Economic Review Fifth Column, April 20, 2000, p. 36 127. “Capital controls not necessary”, Forum column of The Straits Times, Singapore, 6/26/99 128. “Capital controls a drag on Malaysian recovery”, The Straits Times, Singapore, 6/19/99 (abbreviated Congressional testimony of 6/16/99)
20 129. Statement of Dr. Linda Lim, in “Malaysia: Assessing the Mahathir Agenda”, Hearing before the Subcommittee on Asia and the Pacific of the Committee on International Relations, U.S. House of Representatives, One Hundred Sixth Congress, First Session, June 16, 1999, Serial No. 106-37, pp. 16-18, carried on House website, on various Malaysia websites, and in Electronic-Clipping of Competitive Edge June 17, 1999 as “Testimony of Linda Lim” in Federal Document Clearing House Congressional Testimony 130. “Rebuttal” (on China trade statistics), Letters column in Far Eastern Economic Review 6/17/99, p. 69 131. “Recession unlocks Asian economies”, Viewpoint column in AutoAsia, May/June 1999, pp. 52-53 132. “An overview of the Asian financial crisis”, Michigan Journalism Fellows Newsletter, April 1999 133. “’Asian values’ idea: is it out?”, Straits Times (Singapore) 3/24/98 134. “Crisis and Conspiracy”, Fifth Column in Far Eastern Economic Review 3/19/98, p. 31 135. “Asian financial crisis”, International Institute Journal, University of Michigan, February 1998 136. “Region must be committed to self-reliant reforms”, Straits Times (Singapore) 1/27/98 137. “Attacking IMF and encouraging resistance can worsen situation”, Straits Times (Singapore) 1/17/98 138. “Dr. Sachs, you are dead wrong”, and “The IMF cure”, Sunday Times (Singapore) 1/11/98 139. “Off-track on fast-track”, Washington Post 12/15/97 (with David Gordon), reprinted as “Cheaper imports raise American incomes and living standards”, Straits Times (Singapore) 12/24/97 140. “The only answer for Asia is to embrace capital with care”, Sunday Times (Singapore) 11/9/97 141. “Asian currency crisis is not a disaster for American automakers”, Detroit News 9/25/97 142. “Asia 2000”, China Business Review March-April 1997, pp. 8-11 143. “The Trouble with Tariffs”, Detroit Free Press, June 1, 1995. 144. “The Storm Over Rights in Asia”, Asian Wall Street Journal Weekly, May 16, 1994, p. 2B 145. “The Asian Frontier", Michigan Today, December 1993, pp. 1, 3, 4 146. “Born in Singapore, Living in America”, Singapore, January 1992, pp. 9-11 147. “ASEAN's Business Future”, Business Week International Edition Special Advertising Supplement, November 1991 148. “Becoming a Region”, The China Business Review May-June 1990, pp. 24, 25, 26, 28, 29, 32 (with Clyde Stoltenberg) 149. “NICs' Trading Patterns Shifting As Imports Mount, Exports Slow”, Asian Wall Street Journal Weekly, Trade Supplement, September 12, 1988, p. 10B 150. “Are We Back to Steady Growth?”, Solidarity (Manila), No. 119, July-September 1988, Special Issue on Singapore, pp. 11-16 151. “End of U.S. GSP Benefits for Four Asian Nations is Unlikely to Help Shrink American Trade Gap", Asian Wall Street Journal Weekly, Trade Supplement, April 4, 1988, p. 4B 152. “Singapore's Heavy-Handed Detentions”, Asian Wall Street Journal Weekly, August 17, 1987 153. “High-tech and High Hopes in the Asian NICs”, Singapore Business Yearbook 1985, pp. 17-23 (with Pang Eng Fong)
21 154. “Making the Economy Sparkle”, The Straits Times (Singapore), August 9, 1985 (with Pang Eng Fong) 155. “Labour Strategies for Meeting the High-Tech Challenge: The Case of Singapore”, Euro- Asia Business Review, Vol. 3, No. 2 (April 1984), Special Issue on Asian Labour, pp. 17-21 (with Pang Eng Fong) 156. “The Labour Train in Southeast Asia: Stopping At All Stations”, Euro-Asia Business Review, Vol. 3, No. 2 (April 1984), Special Issue on Asian Labour, pp. 17-21 (with L.A.P. Gosling) 157. “A New Order with Some Old Prejudice”, Far Eastern Economic Review, January 5, 1984, Special Issue on Women in Asia, pp.37-38 158. “Political Economy of a City State”, Singapore Business Yearbook 1981/82, pp.7 ,9 ,12 ,15 19, 21 ,25 ,27 ,29 ,33 (with Pang Eng Fong) 159. “Restructuring in Singapore: Issues and Outlook”, Singapore Banking and Finance 1981/82, pp. 58-62 (with Pang Eng Fong) 160. “Women in the Singapore Economy”, Commentary, Journal of the National University of Singapore Society, Vol. 5, No. 1, Special Issue on Women, October 1981, pp. 9-38 161. “Labouring Towards A New Stereotype”, The Sunday Times (Singapore), August 9, 1981 (with Pang Eng Fong) 162. “Singapore's Foreign Workers: Are They Worth the Costs” Asian Wall Street Journal, August 4, 1981 (with Pang Eng Fong) 163. “The Making of A New Singaporean”, The Sunday Times (Singapore), July 26, 1981 (with Pang Eng Fong) 164. “Engineers: Facts and Fallacies”, Singapore Business, May 1981, pp. 61, 63 and June 1981, pp. 53, 55-57 (with Pang Eng Fong) 165. “Charting A Course for Industry in the Eighties”, ASEAN Business Quarterly, Second Quarter 1981, pp. 3-6 166. “Do Multinational Companies Exploit Women Workers in Developing Countries?”, ASEAN Business Quarterly, Fourth Quarter 1980, pp. 29-31 167. “Electronics sector shows resilience”, The Financial Times, London, 8 October 1986 168. “The Sun’s in Your Eyes, Mr. Tan”, New Nation, Singapore, 19 December, 1976, p. 23 (with Jacqueline Foo) 169. “Impact of Singapore school system”, New Nation, Singapore, 9 July, 1976, p. 9 and “Too much is expected of schools”, New Nation, Singapore, 20 July, 1976, p. 9 (with Pang Eng Fong) 170. “The School System and Social Structure in Singapore”, Commentary, Journal of the University of Singapore Society (June 1976), pp. 43-47
BOOK REVIEWS
1. Foreword to Living With Myths in Singapore, ed. Loh Kah Seng, PJ Thum and Jack Chia, Singapore: Select Books, 2017 2. Book review of Making Sense of Life @/& SMU: A partial guide for the clueless ed. Pang Eng Fong with Lai Foong Ming and Favian Wong, Singapore: Ethos Books 2017, published as “:Nothing is taboo in collection of essays by these graduates” Business Times (Singapore) March 9, 2017 http://www.businesstimes.com.sg/opinion/nothing-is-taboo-in- collection-of-essays-by-these-graduates
22 3. Book review of Yuen Yuen Ang, How China Escaped the Poverty Trap, Ithaca and London: Cornell University Press 2016, published as “The evolution of capitalism, China style” in The Sunday Times (Singapore) January 15, 2017 http://www.straitstimes.com/opinion/the-evolution-of-capitalism-china-style 4. Book review of Eric Tagliacozzo and Wen-Chin Chang, eds., Chinese Circulation: Capital, Commodities, and Networks in Southeast Asia, Durham and London: Duke University Press, 2011, in Asian Journal of Social Science Vo. 43, Nos. 3-4, July 2014, pp. 481-483. 5. Book review of Pang Eng Fong ed., (Almost) Uniquely Singapore: 18 Objects, Singapore: Select Books, in Straits Times August 26, 2013, as “S’pore’s Objects of Identity: Some things borrowed, some things new” 6. Book review of Nitin Pangarkar, High Performance Companies: Successful Strategies from the World’s Top Achievers, Singapore: John Wiley & Sons, in Business Times (Singapore), March 9, 2012, as “Strategies from the real world”. 7. Book review of Michael J. Dunne, American Wheels, Chinese Roads, Singapore: John Wiley & Sons, in Business Times (Singapore), November 11, 2011 as “GM’s win-win story in China” 8. Book review of Lim Mah Hui and Lim Chin, Nowhere to Hide: The Great Financial Crisis and Challenges for Asia, Singapore: Institute for Southeast Asian Studies, 2010. In Straits Times (Singapore), June 1, 2010 as “Financial crisis: Warning of what lies ahead”. 9. Garry Rodan, Kevin Hewison and Richard Robison, eds., The Political Economy of South- East Asia: An Introduction. New York: Oxford University Press, 1997. In 10. International History Review Vol. 21, No. 3 (September 1999), pp. 836-7 11. Marto Rutten, Asian Capitalists in the European Mirror, Amsterdam: VU University Press for Centre for Asian Studies, 1994. In Crossroads, An Interdisciplinary Journal of Southeast Asian Studies Vol. 9, No. 1, pp. 89-90 12. Vo Nhan Tri, Vietnam's Economic Policy Since 1975, Singapore: Institute of Southeast 13. Asian Studies, 1990. In Journal of Southeast Asia Business, Vol. 6, No. 2 (Fall 1990), pp. 99-101 14. Janet W. Salaff, State and Family in Singapore: Restructuring an Industrial Society, Ithaca, N.Y.: Cornell University Press, 1988. In Journal of Asian Studies, Vol. 49, No. 1 (February1990), pp. 217-219 15. Aihwa Ong, Spirits of Resistance and Capitalist Discipline: Factory Women in Malaysia, Albany, N.Y.: State University of New York Press, 1987. In Journal of Asian Studies, Vol. 47, No. 4 (November 1988), pp. 945-947 16. You Poh Seng and Lim Chong Yah, eds., Singapore: Twenty-Five Years of Development, Singapore: Nan Yang Xing Zhou Lianhe Zhaobao, 1984. In Journal of Asian Studies, Vol. 46, No. 2 (May 1987), pp. 466-467 17. Hafiz Mirza, Multinationals and the Growth of the Singapore Economy, New York: St. Martin's Press, 1986. In Pacific Affairs, Vol. 60, No. 1 (Spring 1987), pp. 149-150 18. Brian Wawn, The Economies of the ASEAN Countries, New York: St. Martin's Press, 1983; Arun Senkuttuvan, MNCs and ASEAN Development in the 1980s, Singapore: Institute of Southeast Asian Studies, 1981; Narongchai Akrasanee and Hans Christoph Rieger, eds., ASEAN-EEC Economic Relations, Singapore: Institute of Southeast Asian Studies, 1982. In Journal of Asian Studies XLIV (May 1985), pp. 689-691 19. Lim Mah Hui, Ownership and Control of the One Hundred Largest Corporations in Malaysia, New York: Oxford University Press, 1981; Donald R. Snodgrass, Inequality and
23 Economic Development in Malaysia, New York: Oxford University Press, 1979. In Journal of Asian Studies XLII (May 1983), pp. 722-725 20. Jacob Meerman, Public Expenditure in Malaysia, Who Benefits and Why, New York: Oxford University Press for the World Bank, 1979.In Journal of Asian Studies XL (Nov. 1980), pp.199-201 21. Chan Heng Chee, The Dynamics of One-Party Dominance - The PAP at the Grassroots, Singapore: Singapore University Press, 1976. In Far Eastern Economic Review, August 1976
UNPUBLISHED TEACHING MATERIALS 1. “Trade and Competitiveness”, Teaching Note for Strategy 503 The World Economy MBA core course, Fall 2007 onwards 2. “Notes on the Mexican Peso Crisis”, School of Business Administration, University of Michigan, February 1995 3. “Superjuice in Southeast Asia: A Negotiation Simulation”, School of Business Administration, University of Michigan, March 1994 (with William Longhurst) 4. “Toward An Asian Economic Bloc? AFTA, APEC and All That”, School of Business Administration, University of Michigan, November 1993
MEDIA CITATIONS AND INTERVIEWS since 2000 (not complete) (Self-authored articles are in Publications above. Pre-2000 citations not included here.)
2021 1. Karin Fischer, “If this can happen to Yale, what about the rest of us?”, Chronicle of Higher Education, September 22 https://www.getrevue.co/profile/latitudes/issues/breaking-up- edition-762920?utm_ 2. “Educator. Mentor. Friend” in Going Global: Michigan around the world, September 2021 https://t.e2ma.net/webview/adepvg/637ae93a7f2a3e8b8625496be158c00f and https://leadersandbest.umich.edu/international/int-spotlight-linda-lim 3. Karin Fischer, “A ‘Flabbergasting’ Decision”, Chronicle of Higher Education, September 17 https://www.chronicle.com/article/a-flabbergasting- decision?cid2=gen_login_refresh&cid=gen_sign_in 4. Tee Zhuo, Melody Madhavan and Ng Yi Ming, “A story undone: Yale-NUS and future of liberal arts in Singapore, September 11 https://www.straitstimes.com/opinion/a-story- undone-yale-nus-and-future-of-liberal-arts-in-singapore 5. John Ross, “After Yale-NUS divorce, can liberal arts survive in Asia?” Times Higher Education, September 2 https://www.timeshighereducation.com/news/after-yale-nus-divorce- can-liberal-arts-survive-asia 6. Yojana Sharma, “Students, faculty angry over closure of Yale-NUS College, University World News, September 1, 2021 https://www.universityworldnews.com/post.php?story=20210901095937911 7. Sophie Chew, “The Survey on Academic Freedom Raises As Many Questions As It Asks,” Rice Media 21 August, https://www.ricemedia.co/commentary-academiasg-academic- freedom-singapore-survey/
24 8. Yojana Sharma, “Local, foreign academics face pressure on ‘politically sensitive’ topics”, University World News 19 August, https://www.universityworldnews.com/post.php?story=20210819072225606 9. Nicholas Yong, “78 percent of Singapore academics report at least ‘moderate’ interference: poll”, Yahoo News 18 August, https://sg.news.yahoo.com/78-percent-singapore-academics- report-moderate-interference-poll-034122978.html 10. Kok Xinghui, “Singapore academics studying ‘politically sensitive’ topics feel constrained: survey”, South China Morning Post 19 August https://www.scmp.com/week- asia/politics/article/3145576/singapore-academics-studying-politically-sensitive-topics-feel 11. Winning in Asia podcast interview with Michael Dunne on “The U.S.-China Rivalry: Which Model Wins Out?”, https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/dr-linda-lim-university-of- michigan-the-us-china/id1510140333?i=1000531756466 12. Yuen Sin, “Lianhe Zaobao replies to open letter over its editorial on race”, Straits Times June 15, https://www.straitstimes.com/singapore/lianhe-zaobao-replies-to-open-letter-over-its- editorial-on-race 13. Riley Beggin, “China’s EV lead is widening: How that’s bad for Detroit”, Detroit News May 13 https://www.detroitnews.com/story/business/autos/2021/05/13/chinas-ev-lead-widening- how-thats-bad-detroit/7384187002/ 14. Koh Hsiang Yu, “With emphasis on creative thinking and exploratory spirit, future art university could nurture innovative talents for future economy”, Lianhe Zaobao Singapore, March 21 https://www.zaobao.com.sg/znews/singapore/story20210321-1132862 15. Justin Ong, “Singapore’s post-COVID-19 economy should strike a balance between performance and resilience” Straits Times, January 12 https://www.straitstimes.com/singapore/politics/singapores-post-covid-19-economy-should- strike-a-balance-between-performance-and 16. Tay Peck Gek, “Count the Costs: Which comes first, wages or rents?” Business Times (Singapore), January 2 https://www.businesstimes.com.sg/brunch/count-the-costs-which- comes-first-wages-or-rents?
2020 1. Janice Heng, “Much ado about minimum wage”, Business Times (Singapore), September 5 https://www.businesstimes.com.sg/brunch/much-ado-about-minimum-wage 2. Olivia Ho, “Older women turn everyday lives into memoirs”, Straits Times, August 25 https://www.straitstimes.com/lifestyle/arts/older-women-turn-everyday-lives-into- memoirs 3. Shibani Mahtani, “Singapore ruling party holds on to supermajority but with historic losses,” Washington Post, July 20 https://www.washingtonpost.com/world/asia_pacific/singapore- ruling-party-holds-on-to-supermajority-but-with-historic-losses/2020/07/10/2681cfe0-c280- 11ea-8908-68a2b9eae9e0_story.html 4. Janice Lim and Yong Jun Yuan, “The Big Read: Undervalued and underpaid: Singapore’s essential workers deserve better,” Today Online, June 13 https://www.todayonline.com/big- read/big-read-singapores-under-valued-essential-services-workers-how-pay-them-what- they-deserve
25 5. Ken Kwek, “Singapore NGOs call for rethink of migrant workers’salaries, health care and recruitment fees”, South China Morning Post, May 31 https://www.scmp.com/week- asia/economics/article/3086751/singapore-ngos-call-rethink-migrant-workers-salaries-health 6. Yojana Sharma, “University jobs and traineeships for coronavirus cohort” University World News April 28 https://www.universityworldnews.com/post.php?story=20200428090338765 7. Ellie Bothwell, “Fake news laws may ‘catch on’ during coronavirus, Times Higher Education, April 6 https://www.timeshighereducation.com/news/fake-news-laws-may- catch-during-coronavirus 8. Obbana Rajah, “Economics professor: Budget 2020 is “less than meets the eye”” The Independent (Singapore) Feb. 29 http://theindependent.sg/economics-professor-budget-2020- is-less-than-meets-the-eye/ 9. Kalea Hall, “Michigan manufacturing expected to be especially hard hit by coronavirus”, Detroit News Feb. 28 https://www.detroitnews.com/story/business/autos/2020/02/29/michigan-manufacturing- expected-especially-hard-hit-coronavirus/4896475002/ 10. Erik Sherman, “Coronavirus wreaks havoc on Chinese food producers, sending inflation soaring,” Fortune Feb. 15 https://fortune.com/2020/02/15/china-coronavirus-business- impact-inflation-economy/ 4. Stefania Palma, Neil Munshi and John Reed, “Singapore ‘falsehoods’ law shows perils of fake news fight,” Financial Times 3 February https://www.ft.com/content/e50eb042-3db3-11ea- a01a-bae547046735?segmentId=776b81d7-dd92-c731-e669-99cdd37d3a96 5. Joyce Lau, “Faculty Senate questions Yale’s relationship in Singapore,” Times Higher Education, 26 January https://www.timeshighereducation.com/news/faculty-senate- questions-yales-relationship-singapore
2019 1. Joyce Lau, “Academic freedom warning after Yale-NUS ‘dissent’ course scrapped”, Times Higher Education, October 12 https://www.timeshighereducation.com/news/academic- freedom-warning-after-yale-nus-dissent-course-scrapped 2. Yojana Sharma, “Minister sets limits to academic freedom in Yale-NUS row”, University World News Oct.7 https://www.universityworldnews.com/post.php?story=20191007174939899 3. Shibani Mahtani, “At Yale’s Singapore college, a cancelled course on dissent prompts censorship claims”, Washington Post September 27 https://www.washingtonpost.com/world/asia_pacific/at-yales-singapore-college-a-canceled- course-on-dissent-prompts-censorship-claims/2019/09/26/692c9736-d946-11e9-a1a5- 162b8a9c9ca2_story.html 4. Tommy Koh, “My birthday wishes for Singapore”, Straits Times August 6 https://www.straitstimes.com/opinion/tommy-koh-my-birthday-wishes-for-singapore 5. Anna Straders, “Investors are fleeing emerging markets stocks as trade war heats up,” Fortune August 5, https://fortune.com/2019/08/05/investors-fleeing-emerging-markets-trade- war/ 6. Marissa Lee, “Young and not so upwardly mobile”, Business Times July 20 https://www.businesstimes.com.sg/brunch/young-and-not-so-upwardly-mobile
26 7. Kenneth Cheng, “The Big Read: Strides made, but some way to go for Government to quench thirst for data”, Today Online July 13 https://www.todayonline.com/big-read/big- read-strides-made-some-way-go-government-quench-thirst-data 8. Erik Sherman, “Chinese Consumers Are Stepping up Boycotts of American Brands Like Starbucks, GM and Apple”, Fortune June 27 http://fortune.com/2019/06/27/china- consumers-boycott-us-brands/?xid=gn_editorspicks 9. Christopher Bodeen, “China blames US for trade dispute, says it won’t back down”, Associated Press June 2 https://apnews.com/f2f3c0e49d94465a942cb5d8c6b712ae 10. Kirsten Han, “Why we challenged Singapore’s ‘fake news’ legislation”, The Nation May 30 https://www.thenation.com/article/singapore-fake-news-bill/ 11. Erik Sherman, “3 Subtle Ways China is Beating Trump at His Own Trade War”, Fortune May 17 http://fortune.com/2019/05/17/china-trump-trade-war-2/ 12. Matt Leonard, “Tech products make up ‘more than half’ of new $300B tariff list”, May 15 https://www.supplychaindive.com/news/tech-electronics-supply-chain-half-300b-tariff- list/554934/ 13. Interview on BBC Newsday live TV program on Singapore’s fake news law, 10 May http://mms.tveyes.com/PlaybackPortal.aspx?SavedEditID=f54e51b0-ebfc-4d39-8f9f- e1332d7d5133 14. Stefana Palma, “Singapore passes bill to tackle spread of false information,” Financial Times 8 May https://on.ft.com/2YhBSve 15. Bhavan Jaipragas and Kelly Ng, “Fake news decisions by Singapore government should be subject to review by independent council, say lawmakers”, South China Morning Post 1 May https://www.scmp.com/week-asia/politics/article/3008484/fake-news-decisions-singapore- government-should-be-subject 16. Ellie Bothwell, “Singapore’s ‘fake news’ law ‘threatens academic freedom worldwide’”, Times Higher Education 23 April https://www.timeshighereducation.com/news/singapore- fake-news-law-threatens-academic-freedom-worldwide reprinted in InsideHigherEd 25 April https://www.insidehighered.com/news/2019/04/25/academics-fear-global-reach-new- singaporean-legislation-could-result-censorship 17. Hank Reichman, “Singapore “fake news” law may threaten academic freedom,” Academe Blog 4 April https://academeblog.org/2019/04/15/singapore-fake-news-law-may-threaten- academic-freedom/ 18. Yojana Sharma, “Sweeping ‘fake news’ bill a risk for academic freedom”, University World News 15 April https://www.universityworldnews.com/post.php?story=20190414195241201 19. Tham Yuen-C, “Draft law on online falsehoods will not affect academic work regardless of viewpoint: MOE,” Straits Times 12 April https://www.straitstimes.com/singapore/draft-law- on-online-falsehoods-will-not-affect-academic-work-regardless-of-viewpoint- moe?utm_campaign=STFB&utm_medium=Social&utm_source=Facebook&fbclid=IwAR0h lV96qKcoBZZjNiOwDHVpOD5NbmaLA2E2ZlIVyN12EKbQBO356racbyA#Echobox=155 507650 20. Ellie Bothwell, “Academic freedom: Why do protections not apply to university leaders?” Times Higher Education 14 March https://www.timeshighereducation.com/features/academic-freedom-why-do-protections-not- apply-university-leaders?
27 21. Jason Lemon, “Trump’s former economic adviser slams administration over trade war, says tariffs ‘hurt eh economy’”, Newsweek 14 March https://www.newsweek.com/trump- economic-adviser-trade-war-tariffs-economy-1363598 22. Kathleen F., “Hiring international academics serves to reinforce conservatism in Singapore, says scholar”, 2 February https://www.theonlinecitizen.com/2019/02/11/hiring-international- academics-serves-to-reinforce-conservatism-in-singapore-says-scholar/ 23. Ellie Bothwell, “Foreign academics ‘less likely’ to speak up for academic freedom,” Times Higher Education 6 February https://www.timeshighereducation.com/news/foreign- academics-less-likely-speak-academic-freedom 24. Rupa Shenoy, “The US may face obstacles in the global race for Chinese students”, PRI’s The World, 5 February https://www.pri.org/stories/2019-02-05/us-may-face-obstacles- global-race-chinese-students 25. Martino Tan, “Today says “sorry for the errors” after taking down article on academics quitting NUS and NTU”, Mothership 31 January https://mothership.sg/2019/01/today-say- sorry-nus/ 26. Cecilia Barria, “Cómo Singapur pasó de ser una isla pobre a uno de los países más ricos del mundo (y qué amenaza enfrenta ahora” BBC Mundo/BBC World Service 29 January https://www.bbc.com/mundo/noticias-47032379 27. Scott Jaschik, “Are Global Rankings Damaging Universities?” Inside Higher Ed 28 January https://www.insidehighered.com/admissions/article/2019/01/28/article-singapore-sparks- debate-about-whether-rankings-may-be-hurting 28. Katia Moskvitch, “Why is Dyson moving to Singapore? It’s not just Brexit”, WIRED UK 24 January https://www.wired.co.uk/article/dyson-moving-hq-to-singapore 29. Ellie Bothwell, “Singapore legal challenge will ‘chill academic freedom’”, Times Higher Education 23 January https://www.timeshighereducation.com/news/singapore-legal- challenge-will-chill-academic-freedom 30. Martino Tan, “NUS seeking “legal advice” as Today article on academics quitting “affected its reputation””, Mothership 20 January https://mothership.sg/2019/01/nus-today-reputation- lawsuit/?fbclid=IwAR1R0I1Brj78LAElVe7zKI2VP0Qwu2gmbHcIlHsUY-AuzPvuuUDzI- mVCyQ 31. Sandra Davie, “Academics stand their ground over comments on NUS, NTU, after comments taken down”, Straits Times 20 January https://www.straitstimes.com/singapore/education/academics-stand-their-ground 32. Staff Writer, “Academics stand by comments on NUS, NTU made in Today article that was removed”, Yahoo News Singapore, 20 January https://sg.news.yahoo.com/academics-stand- comments-nus-ntu-made-today-article-removed-094159164.html 33. Kelly Ng, “Opaque policies, fixation with KPIs, rankings: Why arts and humanities academics quit NUS, NTU”, Today Online 6 January https://www.todayonline.com/singapore/opaque-policies-fixation-kpis-rankings-why-arts- and-humanities-academics-quit-nus-ntu 34. Jim Zarroli, “Indications of China’s Slowing Economic growth Concern US Investors”, NPR Morning Edition 4 January https://www.npr.org/2019/01/04/682133737/indications-of-chinas-slowing-economic- growth-concerns-u-s-investors
2018
28 1.Danny Quah, “Singapore’s US200K university salaries are worth every penny”, South China Morning Post 17 December https://m.scmp.com/week-asia/opinion/article/2178083/singapores- us200k-university-salaries-are-worth-every-penny 2. Sandra Davie, “Degree of concern: Are Singapore universities chasing rankings?” Straits Times 8 December https://www.straitstimes.com/singapore/education/degree-of- concern-are-unis-chasing-rankings 35. Scott Tong. “US companies want more than China’s free market gestures”, NPR Marketplace, November 28 https://www.marketplace.org/2018/11/28/world/us- companies-want-more-chinas-free-market-gestures 36. Kevin Hong, “The poor do not care about inequality”, Straits Times November 12 https://www.straitstimes.com/forum/letters-in-print/the-poor-do-not-care-about-income- inequality 37. Yasmine Yahya, “A tale of two rankings”, Straits Times November 1 https://www.straitstimes.com/opinion/a-tale-of-two-rankings 38. Jim Zarroli, “Chinese yuan continues to tumble in value against US dollar,” NPR 31 October https://www.npr.org/2018/10/31/662696769/chinese-yuan-continues-to- tumble-in-value-against-u-s-dollar 39. Kalinga Seneviratne, “’Rethink role of HE beyond rankings’, says minister”, University World News October 3, Issue No. 523 http://www.universityworldnews.com/article.php?story=20181003174150435 40. Woo Jun Jie, “Singapore and Singaporeans lose when universities chase after world rankings”, Channel News Asia September 30 https://www.channelnewsasia.com/news/commentary/nus-ntu-university-rankings- times-higher-education-singapore-10766750 41. Shashank Bengali, “How famously uptight Singapore became a playground for Asia's 'crazy rich'”, Los Angeles Times September 3, http://www.latimes.com/world/la-fg-singapore-crazy- rich-20180903-story.html 42. Nitin Pangarkar, “Focus on right measures of income inequality”, Straits Times August 8 https://www.straitstimes.com/opinion/focus-on-right-measures-of-income-inequality 43. Chua Mui Hoong, “Inequality is not just unfair, it’s also bad economics”, Straits Times July 22 https://www.straitstimes.com/opinion/inequality-is-not-just-unfair-its-also-bad- economics?xtor=CS3-18 44. Sina.com, “US media says US government doesn’t understand China”, July 14 https://k.sina.cn/article_2375086267_8d90f0bb02000f3xb.html?sinawapsharesource=newsap p&from=groupmessage&isappinstalled=1&http=fromhttp&wm=13500_0055 45. Jim Zarroli, “China is better able to withstand a trade war than in the past”, NPR 12 July https://www.npr.org/2018/07/12/628315251/u-s-and-china-trade-war-which-one-can-endure- the-pain-the-better 46. Darren Chong, “Trade war is about one man’s election promises”, Straits Times 3 July (Forum letter) https://www.straitstimes.com/forum/letters-on-the-web/trade-war-is-about- one-mans-election-promises 47. Jason Lemon, “Donald Trump’s Tariffs Have Europe Cozying Up to China”, Newsweek 25 June http://www.newsweek.com/trump-tariffs-have-europe-cozying-china-994356 48. Quote in Denise Chong, “When I say, I am the ‘maid’”, Straits Times 13 June
29 49. Interview (quote) by Scott Tong, NPR Marketplace Radio on Trump-Kim summit in Singapore, 11 June http://wwno.org/post/singapore-seems-wise-choice-unprecedented-us- north-korea-summi 50. Interview (quote) by Aaron Schrank, NPR Marketplace Radio on Trump and WT0, 1 June https://www.marketplace.org/2018/06/01/economy/trump-blocking-appointments-wto- judges-here-s-why 51. Interview by Yalda Hakim on Impact, BBC World TV News, on US-China trade deal. May 21, 10:15 am EST 52. Interview by Jon Donnison on BBC World Service News Hour on US-China trade deal, May 20 https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/w172w254720zqn1 53. Yojana Sharma, “Academic freedom faces ‘grave threat’ from parliament”, University World News May 15 http://www.universityworldnews.com/article.php?story=20180515163318165 54. Yasmine Yahya, “Lim Hng Kiang: Longest-serving MTI Minister who prefers talking trader to getting personal”, Straits Times April 27, https://www.straitstimes.com/politics/lim-hng- kiang-longest-serving-mti-minister-who-prefers-talking-trade-to-getting-personal 55. Kelly Ng, “Thum can’t make political points then hide being academia: Charles Chong”, Today Online April 17 https://www.todayonline.com/singapore/thum-cant-make-political- points-then-hide-behind-academia-charles-chong
56. Ravi Velloor, “Towards a Belt and Road Initiative paved with empathy”, Straits Times April 13, http://www.straitstimes.com/opinion/towards-a-bri-paved-with-empathy 57. “S’porean academic Prof. Lim stands up to defend Dr. Thum when others keep silence”, The Online Citizen April 4 https://www.theonlinecitizen.com/2018/04/13/sporean-academic-prof- lim-stands-up-to-defend-dr-thum-when-others-keep-silence/ 58. Joanna Seow, “170 academics sign open letter expressing concern about academic freedom in Singapore, Straits Times April 13, http://www.straitstimes.com/politics/170-academics- sign-open-letter-expressing-concern-about-academic-freedom-in-singapore 59. Wong Pei Ting, “More than 130 academics sign open letter in support of historian Thum Ping Tjin, academic freedom”, Today Online April 10/11 https://www.todayonline.com/singapore/more-130-academics-sign-open-letter-support- historian-thum-ping-tjin-academic-freedom 60. Wong Horng Ginn “S’pore should not lose sight of immediate neighbours”, Straits Times Forum letter, April 2 http://www.straitstimes.com/forum/letters-in-print/spore-should-not- lose-sight-of-immediate-neighbours 61. Danson Cheong, “Scholar says China’s BRI needs an image change”, Straits Times March 27, http://www.straitstimes.com/singapore/scholar-says-chinas-bri-needs-an-image-change 62. Charissa Yong, “Focus on business links in S-E Asia, says prof”, Straits Times March 22 http://www.straitstimes.com/singapore/focus-on-business-links-in-s-e-asia-says-prof 63. Live TV interview on Xi Jinping China constitutional change, PrimeTime Asia, Channel News Asia, March 20, 7:10 pm Singapore 64. Eric Lawrence, “Are trade wars easy to win? Experts don’t think so.” Detroit Free Press, March 3, 2018 https://www.freep.com/story/money/business/2018/03/03/trump-claim-trade- wars-disputed/390224002/ 65. Sophie Schimansky, “Handelspolitik: Trump gegen alle – und die USA” Deutsche Welle 30 January http://www.dw.com/de/handelspolitik-trump-gegen-alle-und-die-usa/a- 42361063?maca=de-EMail-sharing
30 33.Thorsten Schroeder, “Das Whirlpool-Gesetz”, Zeit.de 24 January http://www.zeit.de/wirtschaft/unternehmen/2018-01/usa-whirlpool-zoelle-donald-trump 34. Interview by Razia Iqbal on Trump tariffs, BBC News Hour on NPR, 23 January http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/w172vr1l9zt7stq minutes 30-36 35. Cherian George, “Singapore’s powerhouses neglect local intellectual life”, Times Higher Education 11 January https://www.timeshighereducation.com/features/singapores-powerhouses- neglect-local-intellectual-life
2017 1. Keith Laing, “Carmakers rattled by Trump NAFTA demands,” Detroit News Oct. 16 http://www.detroitnews.com/story/business/autos/2017/10/16/carmakers-rattled-trump-nafta- demands/106721306/ revised as “Trump NAFTA demands could have unintended effects,” Oct. 19 http://www.detroitnews.com/story/business/autos/2017/10/17/trump-nafta-demands- unintended-effects/106752830/ 2. David Kiley, “Trump’s anti-NAFTA position will drive business into the arms of Democrats”, Forbes Oct. 6 https://www.forbes.com/sites/davidkiley5/2017/10/06/trumps- anti-nafta-position-will-drive-business-into-the-arms-of-democrats/#1da07b529637 3. Keith Laing, “NAFTA renegotiation off to rocky start”, Detroit News, August 21 http://www.detroitnews.com/story/business/autos/2017/08/21/nafta-renegotiation-nafta- renegotiation-rocky-start/104837660/ 4. Keith Laing, “NAFTA redo could lead to tariffs on US-built cars”, Detroit News, August 15 http://www.detroitnews.com/story/business/autos/2017/08/14/nafta-renegotiation-tariffs- american-automakers/104608430/ 5. Andy Uhler, “Ford announces job cuts as it seeks to balance short-term profits with long- term goals:, NPR Marketplace Radio, May 16 https://www.marketplace.org/2017/05/16/business/ford-announces-job-cuts-seeks-balance- near-term-profits-long-term-goals 6. Aaron Schrank, “A key Trump administration goal is securing trader agreements”, NPR Marketplace Radio, April 24 https://www.marketplace.org/2017/04/24/economy/securing- trade-agreements-key-trump-administration-goal 7. Yeri Baek, Interview on the Southeast Asian Market, Economy Chosun, Korea, April 19 8. Chidanand Rajghattal, “American industry leaders hammer Trump’s H-1B order”, Times of India, April 19. http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/world/us/trumps-h1b-hacking-gets- hammered/articleshow/58264990.cms 9. Jed Kim, “Japanese giant Toshiba says its future is in question” NPR Marketplace Radio, April 11 https://www.marketplace.org/2017/04/11/business/japanese-giant-toshiba-says-its- future-question 10. Adam Allington, “As Chinese investment in U.S. grow, so do concerns” NPR Marketplace Radio, April 5 https://www.marketplace.org/2017/04/05/economy/chinese-investment-us- grow-so-do-concerns 11. David Kiley, “Trump’s ‘Help’ for Harley is Hurting the Bike Maker”, Forbes March 1 https://www.forbes.com/sites/davidkiley5/2017/03/01/why-trumps-help-for-harley-is-hurting-the- bike-maker/2/#58a8006351ee 12. Jude Webber, “Mexico’s central bank lifts benchmark rate to 6.25%”, Financial Times February 9 https://www.ft.com/content/55715efa-1d2c-3389-9eab-78791dc07aba
31 13. Jake Smith, “Come hell or high water: Can Great Lakes shipping make a resurgence?” WBEZ Chicago February 8 https://www.wbez.org/shows/curious-city/the-tumultuous- history-of-great-lakes-shipping/bf2c3960-2de7-4ece-ac7c-96ce07fa2866 14. Interview on US-UK FTA, NAFTA etc. on “Up All Night With Dutton”, BBC 5 Live Radio, January 28, 1:30 am (UK) 15. David Kiley, “Prices of small cars will go up with Trump’s 20% tax”, Forbes January 27 http://www.forbes.com/sites/davidkiley5/2017/01/27/prices-of-small-cars-go-up-with- trumps-20-tax-but-so-will-popularity-in-swing-states/#5f0b2666717d 16. Interview on TPP and NAFTA on Paul W. Smith show, WJR radio Detroit, January 26 9:21 am www.wjr.com/paulwsmith/ 17. Keith Laing and Ian Thibodeau, “Trump tries hitting ‘reset’ with Detroit automakers”, Detroit News, January 24 http://www.detroitnews.com/story/business/autos/general- motors/2017/01/24/trump-big-three-autos/96982646/ 18. Gary ?, on prospects for a UK-US free trade deal, BBC Radio Scotland, January 16 19. Adam Allington, “China sees opportunity as TPP fails”, NPR Marketplace Radio, January 4 https://www.marketplace.org/2017/01/03/economy/us-protectionism-opens-door-chinese- trade-pact
2016 1. Greg Gardner, “GM shares fall on reports of antitrust penalty in China”, Detroit Free Press Dec. 14 http://www.freep.com/story/money/cars/general-motors/2016/12/14/general-motors- shares-china/95427376/ 2. Tom Kirsher and Paul Wiseman, “GM shares fall on reports of antitrust penalty in China”, Associated Press Dec. 14 http://www.wtoc.com/story/34050940/gm-shares-fall-on-reports- of-antitrust-penalty-in-china 3. Steven Porter, “Starbucks will expand in China—and it looks like a smart idea,” Christian Science Monitor Dec. 7 http://www.csmonitor.com/Business/2016/1207/Starbucks-will- expand-in-China-and-it-looks-like-a-smart-idea 4. Andy Uhler, “Trump’s stand on tariffs divides Republicans,” Marketplace Radio, NPR, Dec. 6 http://www.marketplace.org/2016/12/06/world/president-elect-trumps-trade-tariff-talk-or- tweet 5. “How Trump’s economic policies may affect Michigan,” Video interview on MLive, Dec. 2 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lzx6JU-zxDs 6. “Tips for millennials to navigate the future economy,” Video interview on MLive, Dec. 2 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hMI8P-W16i0 7. David Kiley, “Why Ford set Trump up to declare a fake victory on U.S. jobs,” Forbes, Nov. 18 http://www.forbes.com/sites/davidkiley5/2016/11/18/behind-fords-fake-deal-with- trump/#72432bc553ee 8. Nancy Marshall-Genzer, “Surging dollar complicates Trump job creation plans”, Marketplace Radio, NPR, Nov. 16 http://www.marketplace.org/2016/11/16/world/surging- dollar-complicates-trump-job-creation-plans 9. “What to expect from President Trump,” Nov. 9 https://michiganross.umich.edu/rtia- articles/what-expect-president-trump 10. “What’s at stake in the U.S. election when it comes to trade”:, Oct. 26 Video interview http://michiganross.umich.edu/rtia-articles/whats-stake-us-election-when-it-comes-trade 11. Interview on CETA, BBC 5 Live Radio, October 24
32 12. Terry Kosdrosky, “Policy pitches for the new president,” Dividend Fall 2016 http://michiganross.umich.edu/alumni/dividend/fall2016/policy-pitches-new-president 13. Adam Payne, Business Insider Oct. 24-27 in various articles http://www.businessinsider.com/ceta-brexit-eu-canada-belgium-wallonia-trade-expert- analysis-2016-10 http://www.businessinsider.com/trade-expert-ceta-belgium-eu-canada-brexit-2016-10 http://www.businessinsider.com/brexit-eu-and-canada-ceta-trade-deal-eu-hopes-wallonia- belgium-comments-update-2016-10 http://www.businessinsider.com/eu-canada-ceta-summit-cancelled-belgium-wallonia-brexit- 2016-10 http://www.msn.com/en-gb/money/news/australia-has-just-dealt-a-massive-blow-to-the-uk- governments-brexit-plans/ar-AAjmFQm?li=BBoPWjQ http://www.businessinsider.com/brexit-liam-fox-eu-australia-free-trade-deals-2016-10 http://nordic.businessinsider.com/eu-canada-ceta-summit-cancelled-belgium-wallonia- brexit-2016-10/ 14. Patrick Thibodeau, “South China Sea conflict could be IT’s Black swan”, Computerworld August 15, 2016 http://www.computerworld.com/article/3107217/it-industry/south-china- sea-conflict-could-be-it-s-black-swan.html 15. Jake Maxwell Watts and Nopparat Chaichalearmmongkol, “Thai vote heralds economic stability if nor democracy,” Wall Street Journal August 9, 2016 http://www.wsj.com/articles/thai-vote-result-heralds-economic-stability-if-not-democracy- 1470735485 16. Jeevan Vasagar, “Why Singapore’s kids are so good at maths”, Financial Times July 22, 2016. https://www.ft.com/content/2e4c61f2-4ec8-11e6-8172-e39ecd3b86fc 17. Michael Cohen, 1320 WILS Capital City Recap (Lansing, Michigan), live radio interview on Brexit, June 25, 2016 6:45 pm http://www.1320wils.com/podcasts/the-capital-city-recap 18. Live TV interview on Brexit, on “First Look Asia” program, Channel News Asia, June 25, 2016, 7:15 am 19. http://michiganross.umich.edu/rtia-articles/brexit-what-s-next 20. Sally Herships, “Japan’s population is plunging, so where are the babies?” Marketplace Radio, NPR, April 20 2016 http://www.marketplace.org/2016/04/18/world/babies 21. Live TV interview on Myanmar, on “First Look Asia” program, Channel News Asia, April 1, 2016, 7:15 am 22. Rodion Ebbighausen ,“US-ASEAN summit to tout ‘symbolic power’”, Deutsche Welle February 12, 2016 http://www.dw.com/en/us-asean-summit-to-tout-symbolic-power/a- 19042497 23. Michael Cohen 1320 WILS Capital City Recap (Lasing, Michigan),live radio interview on China’s economic growth January 20, 2016, 6:50 pm http://www.1320wils.com/podcasts/the-capital-city-recap 24. Eric Bellman and Sara Schonhardt, “Companies look past Indonesian terror attacks” Wall Street Journal Jan. 15, 2016 http://www.wsj.com/articles/companies-look-past-indonesian- terror-attacks-1452885719 25. Jim Zarolli, “China views untapped consumer market as key to stimulating economy”, National Public Radio, January 12, 2016 http://www.npr.org/2016/01/12/462821814/china- views-untapped-consumer-market-as-key-to-stimulating-economy
33 2015 1. Khong Yuen Foong, “The reality of US-China competition”, Straits Times (Singapore), December 30, 2015 2. Greta Guest, “Forecast 2016: Prof. Linda Lim on Chinese Currency”, Michigan News December 7, 2015 https://michiganross.umich.edu/rtia-articles/forecast-2016-prof-linda- lim-chinese-currency 3. Ivy Li, “RMB to enter SDR later this month”, Australian New Express Weekly, November 21, 2015 4. Cary Huang, “Game on: The battle of the trade pacts”, South China Morning Post (Hong Kong), November 17, 2015 5. Irina Mitropoulou, TO VIMA (Greece), Comment on Myanmar election results, November 15, 2015 6. http://udn.com/news/story/7992/1280773- %E5%AD%B8%E8%80%85%EF%BC%9A%E7%BE%8E%E8%89%A6%E5%B7%A1% E8%88%AA%E5%8D%97%E6%B5%B7%E5%90%88%E6%B3%95 Comment on South China Sea issue in United Daily News (Taiwan) October 30, 2015 7. http://www.worldjournal.com/3503505/article- %E5%AD%B8%E8%80%85%EF%BC%9A%E7%BE%8E%E8%89%A6%E5%B7%A1% E8%88%AA%E5%8D%97%E6%B5%B7%E5%90%88%E6%B3%95/?ref=%E8%8A%9 D%E5%8A%A0%E5%93%A5 Comment on South China Sea issue in World Journal (US) October 29, 2015 8. Jake Maxwell Watts, “Singapore election to test shift on immigration” Wall Street Journal September 3, 2015 http://www.wsj.com/articles/singapore-election-to-test-shift-on- immigration-1441262953 9. Svetlomira Gyurova, Capital Weekly (Bulgaria) August 28, 2015 http://www.capital.bg/politika_i_ikonomika/sviat/2015/08/28/2599321_panikata_e_po- goliama_ot_apokalipsisa/ “Panic is greater than economic crisis Made in China seem exaggerated. The risk is that safeguards are already exhausted” 10. Adrienne Hill, Marketplace, NPR, August 26, 2015 http://www.marketplace.org/topics/business/apple-iphone-and-chinese-economy 11. World Journal (US) August 25, 2015 http://goo.gl/WKNhoi http://goo.gl/KDaPAO 12. Cary Huang, “It’s decision time by the sea for China’s Communist Party, South China Morning Post (Hong Kong), 30 July/August 5 http://www.scmp.com/news/china/policies- politics/article/1844849/its-decision-time-sea-chinas-communist-party 13. Alex Bitter, “Can we finally stop worrying about Greece?” www.TheStreet.com 7/13/15 http://www.thestreet.com/story/13216495/3/can-we-finally-stop-worrying-about- greece.html 14. Jorge N. Rodrigues, “Singapore After the Economic Miracle” Expresso, Portugal, April 1 http://expresso.sapo.pt/singapura-depois-do-milagre=f918002 15. Jim Zarroli, “How Singapore became one of the richest places on earth,” National Public Radio, March 29 http://www.npr.org/2015/03/29/395811510/how-singapore-became-one- of-the-richest-places-on-earth 16. Jorge N. Rodrigues, “From a Third-World to First-World Country in One Generation”, Expresso, Portugal, March 28
34 17. Jake Maxwell Watts, “Lee Kuan Yew’s Son Faces A Changing Singapore”, Wall Street Journal, March 27 http://www.wsj.com/articles/lee-kuan-yews-son-faces-a-changing- singapore-1427447170?KEYWORDS=lee+kuan+yew 18. P.R. Venkat and Jake Maxwell Watts, “Singapore to Carry Forward Lee Kuan Yew’s Business-Friendly Legacy”, Wall Street Journal, March 26 http://www.wsj.com/articles/singapore-to-carry-forward-lee-kuan-yews-business-friendly- legacy-1427348473 19. Jessica Huang, interview on Lee Kuan Yew’s legacy, www.worldjournal.com, March 23 http://goo.gl/6wuCer 20. Rachel Chang, “Raising wages”, Straits Times, March 21 21. Radha Basu, “Money worries remain for older women”, Straits Times, March 8 22. Rujun Shen and Masayuki Kitano, “Singapore Economy/Budget Preview”, Reuters February 18 23. Fiona Chan, “Time to change from being a global city to a unique regional one?” Straits Times 27 January 2015 24. Olivia Siong, “Small states must aim to remain relevant”, Channel News Asia 26 January 2015 http://www.channelnewsasia.com/news/singapore/small-states-must-aim- to/1616752.html 25. Laura Elizabeth Philomin, “For Singapore, being extraordinary is a strategic imperative” Today 28 January 2015 http://www.todayonline.com/singapore/spore-being-extraordinary- strategic-imperative-veteran-diplomat?singlepage=true 26. Interview on Channel News Asia report on Singapore Perspectives, January 26, 2015
2014 1. “What Cuba changes mean to travelers, including cigars” Detroit Free Press, Dec. 17, 2014 by Ellen Creager http://www.freep.com/story/travel/2014/12/17/cuba-travel-changes- big/20534873/ 2. “Myanmar Struggles With Democratic Transition As Obama Makes Second Trip” by Morgan Winsor, International Business Times, November 12 2014 3. http://www.ibtimes.com/myanmar-struggles-democratic-transition-obama-makes-second- trip-1721098 4. “China seeking help during APEC from US, Canada, Australia in global hunt for corrupt officials”, Associated Press, Nov. 8, 2014 5. https://ca.news.yahoo.com/china-seeking-help-during-apec-us-canada-australia- 083645894.html 6. http://abcnews.go.com/International/wireStory/china-seeks-wests-fight-graft-apec- 26773992 7. “Alibaba did well in China but is unlikely to replicate this success elsewhere”, Epoch Times October 3, 2014 http://www.theepochtimes.com/n3/996385-alibaba-did-well-in- china-but-is-unlikely-to-replicate-this-success-elsewhere/ 8. “Experts urge rational judgment of investment in Alibaba”, Xinhua Washington DC Sept. 20, 2014 http://news.xinhuanet.com/english/indepth/2014-09/20/c_133658531.htm 9. Vikram Khanna, “Thinking hard about Singapore’s choices” Business Times and Straits Times 29 August 2014 http://www.straitstimes.com/the-big-story/asia- report/singapore/story/thinking-hard-about-spores-choices-20140829
35 2013 1. “Eleven questions with Strategy Professor Linda Lim”, interview by Daniel Gonzalez- Kreisberg in Monroe Street Journal, October 7, 2013 2. Scott Cendrowski, “China’s hostage-taking is a relic” in Fortune/CNN Money 6/26/13 http://features.blogs.fortune.cnn.com/2013/06/26/chinas-hostage-taking-is-a- relic/?section=money_news_international 3. Lydia Pillis, “A lot of CEOs get taken hostage in China”, Washington Post blog 6/25/13 http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/wonkblog/wp/2013/06/25/a-lot-of-ceos-get-taken- hostage-in-china/ 4. Ang Yiting, interview in Lianhe Zaobao Singapore 21 April (in Chinese) http://www.zaobao.com.sg/sp/sp130421_013.shtml 5. Jessica Cheam and Janet Heng, “Hire locals first”, Straits Times 30 March 6. Joy Fang, “Executive focus society in Singapore ‘is bizarre”, My Paper 25 March 7. Rachel Chang, “Dons give different takes on White Paper”, Straits Times 25 March 8. “Western vs. Asian Business” in Myanmar Times (translated into Burmese) 9. Interview on Myanmar International (TV) 10. Interview in Myanmar business magazine (translated into Burmese) 11. Feng Zhengkun, “Well-known figures sign appeal over NTU lecturer” 5 March https://www.straitstimes.com/singapore/well-known-figures-sign-appeal-over-ntu-lecturer 2012 1. Interview on BBC Burmese News service, on lifting of Western sanctions on Burma’s economy 4/18/12 2. Interview by Jonathan Standing of Reuters 1/15/12, quoted in “Taiwan’s MA wins vote but faces tough second term” Channel News Asia 1/15/12, Daily Times Online 1/16/11, New Sabah Times Online (Malaysia) 1/16/12, “Taiwan’s China opening gets voter support”, Straits Times Online (Singapore) 1/15/12, “What next for Taiwan’s economic links?” Today Online (Singapore) 1/15/12, “2012 Elections: China willing to work with Taiwan” Taipei Times Online 1/15/12, “Beijing, US greet Ma win with sigh of relief” Standard Online (Hong Kong) 1/15/12, “Ma’s victory a vote for rapprochement” Oman Observer Outline 1/15/12 2011 1. “Global Economic Crisis and its Impact on Michigan”, panelist with Micki Maynard for Robin Young’s “Here and Now” program for National Public Radio, co-sponsored by Michigan Radio and Ross School, 10/26/11 2. Interview by Tracy Samilton on Michigan Radio “Snyder: First trade mission about building relationships” 9/23/11 3. Tan Hui Yee, “Public sector’s backroom” and “Train for job, train for life”, Straits Times 4. (Singapore) 9/24/11 2010 1. Alan Wheatley, “IMF turns on the charm in Asia”. New York Times 7/19/10 2. “Smart energy policy may need brave but unpopular decisions” www.eco-business.com 4/20/10 3. Various articles by Hermawan Kartajaya in Jawa Pos (Indonesia), April 2010 4. “Daya Tawar Indonesia terhadap China Kuat” Sinar Harappan (Indonesia), 4/10/10 5. http://blog.veritasprep.com/2010/03/six-terrific-professors-at-michigan.html
36 6. Morning Edition of All Things Considered, National Public Radio, on trade protectionism against China in US Congress, 3/5/10 7. “A brave new growth path”, Straits Times (Singapore), 2/2/10 8. Interviews on Voice of America re US-China trade, China in Southeast Asia, etc. (no dates) 2009 (not updated) 1. “China takes baby step to reduce dependence on the dollar” Christian Science Monitor 7/28/09 2. “Tiger, tiger burning bright” CNBC June 2009 3. “Rope in private sector to help chart economy”, Business Times (Singapore) 5-25-09 4. “Why local entrepreneurs are vital”, Straits Times 5. “A professor of strategy”, “New growth model beyond Jack-of-all-hubs needed”, “Why it can’t be more of the same”, Straits Times (Singapore), 3/11/09 2008 1. Tommaso Pavone, “The Asian financial crisis and the present: A discussion with Professors Linda Lim and Allen Hicken”, interview in Michigan Journal of International Affairs, December 2008, pp. 29-31 2. Clarissa Oon, “Cost and Effect”, Straits Times (Singapore) 11/1/08 3. “Is Singapore trying to excel in too many areas?” Business Times (Singapore) 10/25/08 4. “Rethink S’pore growth model, says don” Straits Times (Singapore) 10/25/08 5. Matt Miller, “Reversal of fortune”, The Deal Newsweekly 10/10/08 2007 (not identified) 2006 (not complete) 1. “Javier Teruel, “In international business, everybody is a minority”, Monroe Street Journal Vol. 59, Issue 5, 10/9/06, p. 14 2. Liaw Wy-Cin, ”Newsweek ranks NUS 30th in the world”, Straits Times 8/16/06 3. “Apathetic, materialistic? Not Singaporean”, Straits Times Forum 6/23/06 4. Lehrer News Hour, 4/20/06 http://www.pbs.org/newshour/bb/asia/jan-june06/china_4- 20.html 5. NPR Marketplace Radio, 4/14/06 6. Thomas Bray, “UM recklessly finds Coca-Cola guilty until proven innocent”, Detroit News 1/4/06 2005 1. Lisa Napoli segment on Toyota pricing, Marketplace Radio, NPR, April 26 2. Natalie Liu segment on China-Australia free trade area, Voice of America, April 18 3. Linda Lim, “Backlash in West after China’s Textiles Boom,” The Business, April 10, 2005 http://webuser.bus.umich.edu/departments/communications/clips//Apr05/Lim4.10.pdf 4. William Mellor, “Singapore Inc’s First Lady”, Bloomberg Markets, March 2005 2004 1. Janadas Devan, “All the world’s a university”, Straits Times, December 24 2. Mark Friedman, “Wal-Mart’s Chinese connection blossoming, but for how long?” Arkansas Business, December 20 3. Peter Stenger, “Demystifying international trade’s impact on the U.S.”, the journal (a publication of Stout, Risius, Ross), Fall 2004 4. Morgana Campos, “Asian investments will be concentrated in the region”, “China will become an important foreign investor”, “Investment from developed country brings more
37 technology”, “Latin America will be little attractive to Asians”, Dinheiro Vivo (Live Money), Brazil, November 25 5. Morgana Campos, “Asia: Integration aims to counterbalance American hegemony”, “Asia: Japan and China will contend for leadership in the region”, “Asia: Taiwan will concentrate political attention in the region”, Dinheiro Vivo (Live Money), October 12 6. Interviewed by BBC World Service on US elections and the economy, October 12 7. Roderick Benns, “Wal-Mart good for developing nations: business professor”, Axiom News, July 7 8. Roderick Benns, “Professor says ‘ethnocentric perspective’ impacts view of sweatshops”, Axiom News, July 6 9. Mary Wong letter, Business Times, July 6. 10. “Trading up? Free trade deals offer a world of possibility for entrepreneurs”, Entrepreneur No. 6, Vol. 32, p. 30, June 1, 2004 by Joshua Kuriantzick 11. Johan Norberg, “Three cheers for global capitalism”, The American Enterprise, June 2004, pp. 20-27 (11 pp.) 12. “Next 10 years are best for India”, Financial Express, India, 3/23/04, p. 1 2003 1. P.Y. Chin, ‘Revaluing yuan cuts both ways’, New Straits Times 11/2/03 p. 16 2. China’s currency, Lehrer News Hour 9/3/03 3. Pacific Radio/KQED 9/4/03 on developing country trade 4. Michele Lee, Sportswear International, May 2003 on ethics in the global apparel industry 5. Rebecca Buckman, “China isn’t the only alluring partner for investors”, Wall Street Journal, May 8, 2003, pp. A15-16. 6. Robyn Meredith, “Even with SARS, globalization marches on”, www.forbes.com, 4/11/2-3 7. Rick Haglund, “Mend fences or Michigan will be the loser”, Ann Arbor News, March 31, p. C1 and other Booth newspapers 8. Rebecca Buckman, “War may imperil Asian exporters”, Asian Wall Street Journal, March 20, p. A1 2002 1. George Melloan, “Workers of the world are shedding their chains”, Wall Street Journal, September 3, 2002, p. A1 2. Robyn Meredith, “From Rocks to Riches”, Forbes August 12, 2002, pp. 101-102 3. James Lee, “Engaging the giant”, Asian Business February 2002, p. 36 2001 1. Michigan Today and Michigan Review October 2001 reporting on my participation in International Institute’s Post-9/11 Symposium on Terrorism and Globalization 2. Mike Hudson, “What’s next for the economy?” Detroit News September 23, Business p. 1 3. Eric Ellis, “Inching toward transparency” Fortune Magazine, Asian edition, August 13, p.14 4. William Mellor, Asiaweek, “The risks of playing it safe”, Asiaweek May 4, p. 30 5. Jonah Goldberg, “Sweatshop Chic: the no-nothings find a cause”, National Review 4/2/01 6. Liza Featherstone and Doug Henwood, “Clothes Encounters: activists and economists clash over sweatshops”, Lingua Franca March 2001 2000 1. Nayan Chanda, “The tug of war for Asia’s best brains”, Far Eastern Economic Review 11/9/00, pp. 38-43
38 2. Janet Kidd Stewart, “Voters take stock of candidates’ ideas for the economy”, Chicago Tribune 9/3/00 3. Interview on globalization on Canadian Public Radio, 4/17/00 4. Barbara Crossette, “Making room for the poor in a global economy”, New York Times Sunday 4/16/00, section 4, p. 1-2 5. Pacifica Radio, New York, live talk show interview on globalization, March 30, 2000
LECTURES, CONFERENCE, SEMINAR & CORPORATE PRESENTATIONS 2001-2020 only (pre-2000 presentations not listed here) In Ann Arbor except where noted otherwise. 2021 1. Panelist, Webinar on “Academic Freedom in Singapore”, AcademiaSG August 18 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gariMcuLU6o 2. Panelist, Forum 3 on “Global Economy”, IPS Perspectives 2021: Reset, Institute for Policy Studies, National University of Singapore, January 12 2020 1. Panelist, Webinar on “Beyond the Pandemic: What we have learned and still have to learn”, www.academi.sg May 1 2018 2. “Preparing for Singapore’s Southeast Asian Future”, Fireside Chat with Prof. Linda Lim at NTU RSIS, April 4 3. “States, Markets, Technology and the Future of Post-Industrial Capitalism: Implications for Singapore”, Breakfast Dialogue with Institute for Policy Studies (NUS) Corporate Associates, moderated by Manu Bhaskaran, Orchard Hotel, Singapore, April 2 http://lkyspp2.nus.edu.sg/ips/newsletter/ips-corporate-associates-breakfast-dialogue-states- markets-technology-and-post-industrial-capitalism 4. “Academic Freedom, Innovation and Identity”, Dean’s Seminar on Singapore in Focus, Yale- NUS College, March 28 5. “Challenges Facing China’s Belt-and-Road Initiative” and “China’s Rise, ASEAN’s Future”, Maybank ASEAN Conference, Ritz-Carlton Hotel, Singapore, March 27 6. “Challenges Facing China’s Belt-and-Road Initiative”, NTU RSIS Seminar, Singapore, March 26 7. Convenor (not present), Symposium on South Africa for PICC, Ross Executive Education, Ann Arbor, March 22-23 8. “Back to the Future: Singapore, China and Southeast Asia”, Distinguished Public Lecture for NTU RSIS at ntu@one-north, Singapore, March 21 9. “US Trade, Investment and Immigration Policy”, NTU RSIS Seminar, Singapore, March 16 10. Convenor and Chair, Integration Session, Symposium on Indonesia for PICC, Ross Executive Education, Ann Arbor, March 9-10 11. Convenor and Chair, Integration Session, Symposium on Russia for PICC, Ross Executive Education, Ann Arbor, February 22-23 2017 1. Talk for Indigo Salon, Asian and Asian-American Faculty of the U-M College of Literature, Sciences and the Arts, 11/8 https://sites.lsa.umich.edu/indigo/2017/11/14/linda- lims-indigo-presentation/
39 2. Michigan Ross Executive Education custom program for People’s Insurance Company of China (PICC), sessions on international economics and business, 9/29, 10/13, 11/3, 11/10 3. Michigan Ross Executive Education custom program for China Development Bank on “Industrial Upgrading and Financial Innovation”, Faculty co-director and instructor, 6/19/17-6/30/17 4. “Asia in the Era of Trump: Democracy, Security and Trade”, Last and Welcome Lecture, Global MBA Program, Ross School of Business, 6/16/17 5. “Singapore’s economic development and education needs”, Keynote speech, Strategic Planning Retreat, Methodist Girls’ School, Singapore 6/1/17 6. “Singapore’s economy”, World Bank, Singapore, 5/31/17 7. “International Trade, Investment and Financial Sector Development in Emerging Markets”, Temasek Foundation and Monetary Authority of Singapore for Asian Financial Regulators at Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy, National University of Singapore, 5/26/17 8. “Globalization” sessions for ICBC (China) Program at Ross Executive Education, 4/19/17 9. “External and Domestic Constraints to Singapore’s Committee for Future Economy Report Strategies”, Future of Singapore (FOSg), Singapore, 3/4/17 https://www.futureofsingapore.org/forum 10. “The Impact of President Trump on Singapore and Southeast Asia”, University of Michigan Alumni of Singapore (UMAS), 3/2/17 2016 1. “The Singapore Development Story: Myths and Realities”, Singapore and Southeast Asia Forum, Harvard University, Harvard Asia Center and Harvard Kennedy School, 11/17/16 https://www.facebook.com/SGSEAForum/ 2. Knight-Wallace Journalism Fellows seminar, “Trade, immigration, inequality and the U.S. presidential election”, 10/11/16 3. Michigan Ross Executive Education custom program for China Development Bank on “Industrial Upgrading and Financial Innovation”, Faculty co-director and instructor, 6/20/16-7/1/16 4. Conference Organizer, Moderator and Rapporteur for Panel on Business Strategies for Myanmar, Myanmar Forum, ISEAS-Yusof Ishak Institute, Singapore and U-M Center for Southeast Asian Studies, Singapore 5/20/16 5. Guest lecture on “Singapore’s economic development”, Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) Academy, February 23, 2016 6. Discussant, “Elder care policy options in Singapore”, 2016 Budget Recommendations of the Association of Women in Action and Research (AWARE), Singapore, February 17, 2016 9. Speaker on panel discussion at book launch of Linda Y.C. Lim (ed.), Singapore’s Economic Development: Retrospection and Reflection, Wee Kim Wee Centre, Singapore Management University, February 3, 2016 10. Guest lecture on “What Americans think about Singapore and Singaporeans” in undergraduate social science class on “Singapore in the World: the World in Singapore”, Singapore Management University, February 2, 2016 2015 1. Faculty Co-Director and Instructor for several sessions for Ross Executive Education custom program on “Industrial Upgrading and Financial Innovation”, for China Development Bank, Ann Arbor, 11/9/15-11/20/15 2. “What’s happening in China and what it means for us”, Economic Dinner Group, Ann Arbor,
40 11/16/15 3. “Indonesia’s Economic Development” Osher Lifelong Learning Institute at the University of Michigan, 9/24/15 4. Speaker on Regional Affairs panel, U-M Pan-Asia Alumni Reunion 2015, Singapore 5/16/15 (also advisor to organizers) 5. Conference Organizer, Moderator and Rapporteur for Panel on Business Strategies for Indonesia, Indonesia Forum, Institute for Southeast Asian Studies, Singapore and U-M Center for Southeast Asian Studies, Singapore 5/15/15 6. MBA Last Lecture presentation, RSB 4/13/15 7. Talk on Singapore to Global Initiatives BBA Study-abroad class, RSB 3/13/15 8. Moderator, ASEAN Panel, 25th annual Asia Business Conference, RSB 1/31/15 9. Presenter at IPS Perspectives 2015: Choices Conference Institute for Policy Studies, National University of Singapore, 1/26/15 2014 1. ICBC (China) “MBA bootcamp”, Ross Executive Education 12/2/14 2. “Challenges Facing Global Capitalism”, Economic Dinner Group, Ann Arbor, 9/22/14 3. Panel on “Capital Markets” at U-M Pan-Asian Alumni Reunion, Hong Kong, 5/24/14 4. “Asia in the Global Economy” and “Asian Business Systems”, The Executive Program, Michigan-Ross Executive Education, RSB 4/29/14 5. “Globalization”, Go Blue Rendezvous Classroom Experience, RSB 4/11/14 6. Discussion Leader, “What’s Wrong With Singaporeans?” U-M Singapore Students’ Association, RSB 4/9/14 7. Guest Lecturer, “Singapore’s Economy”, Pol. Sci. 389 “Political Economy of East Asia” 4/1/14 8. Panel Moderator, China, 24th annual Asia Business Conference, RSB 2/8/14 2013 1. Guest Lecturer, “Economic Development in Southeast Asia, Asian Studies 501 “Introduction to Southeast Asia” CSEAS 11/20/13“ 2. Economics Presentation, “Government, Business and the Economy: Lessons from the Asian ‘Developmental State’, or the Limits of Utopia”, Economic Dinner Group, 11/18/13 3. Panel Moderator, “Women and Leadership in India”, 5th annual India Business Conference, RSB 11/1/13 4. Panel Moderator, General Management Conference, 10/11/13 5. Western vs Asian Business: Which is More Competitive?” U-M Alumni, Shanghai, 6/14/13 6. “Asian Companies and Competition” Executive Program, RSB 5/10/13 7. “ The Global Economy” Executive Program, RSB 4/30/13 8. “Globalization”, Go Blue Rendezvous Classroom Experience, RSB 4/12/13 9. “Singapore’s Population Policy”, with Prof. Paul Cheung of NUS, U-M Alumni Association of Singapore 3/24/13 10. “Western vs Asian Business: Which is More Competitive?” Union of Myanmar Federation of Chambers of Commerce and Industry 3/20/13 and Yangon Institute of Economics, Yangon University 3/19/13 Yangon, Myanmar 11. Panel Moderator, 23rd annual Asia Business Conference, RSB, 2/1-2/13 2012 1. Michigan Business Women’s Women in Leadership Conference, 11/30/12-12/1/12, Panel Moderator and Lunch Participant/Discussant
41 2. “Gender, Race, Nation and State in the Economic Development of Southeast Asia”, Southeast Asian Studies 501, 11/1/12 3. “Outsourcing from the Inside: Four Decades of Myth & Reality At Home and Abroad”, Economic Dinner Group, Ann Arbor, 9/24/12 4. Executive Program sessions on Europe, U.S. and Asia, Michigan Ross Executive Education 5/13-5/15/12 5. Panel discussion on “State Capitalism” with Minyuan Zhao and Brad Farnsworth, EMBA Alumni Weekend, Michigan Ross School of Business 5/5/12 6. “Globalization”, Go Blue Rendezvous MBA Classroom Experience, Michigan Ross School of Business 4/13/12 7. “Factory Workers in Southeast Asia” for SEAS 215 Contemporary Social Issues in Southeast Asia, LS&A 4/3/12 8. “Business in China” for MPP class on Chinese Policy, Ford School of Public Policy, 3/30/12 9. “Local Policy Causes of Income Inequality in Singapore”, Institute for Policy Studies, National University of Singapore 3/15/12 10. “What’s Up for the World Economy? And What Does It Mean for Singapore?”, Hewlett- Packard Alumni Association, Singapore 3/14/12 11. “’Foreign Talent’ and Singapore’s Economic Growth Model”, National University of Singapore Development Office, 3/13/12 12. Panel Moderator, 22nd annual Asia Business Conference, RSB 2/10-11/12 2011 1 “The U.S., China and a Changing Global Economy”, Distinguished Lecture Series, Osher Lifelong-Learning Institute, U-M, 12/13/11 1. Moderator and panelist, China Town Hall: Local Connections, National Reflections, Center for Chinese Studies, 11/16/11 2. “Globalization and Economic Development in Southeast Asia”, Southeast Asian Studies 501 Introduction to Southeast Asian Studies,11/9/11 3. “Culture and Economic Growth: Perspectives from Asia”, Center for International and Comparative Studies 101 Introduction to International Studies, 11/8/11 4. “The U.S., China and a Changing Global Economy”, Knight-Wallace Journalism Fellows, U-M, 11/1/11 5. “Global Economic Crisis and its Impact on Michigan”, panelist with Micki Maynard for Robin Young’s “Here and Now” program for National Public Radio, co-sponsored by Michigan Radio and Ross School, 10/26/11 6. “China’s Foreign Direct Investment in Southeast Asia”, Asian Law Society, U-M Law School, 10/20/11 7. “China and the World Economy”, Economic Dinner Group, 9/12/11 8. “What’s Up With the World Economy? What is China’s Role? And What Does the Rest of the World Think?” U-M Ross Alumni, Shanghai, 8/30/11 9. “Sustainable Buildings for an Energy-Resilient Singapore”, National University of Singapore, 6/17/11 10. “Global Macroeconomic Rebalancing and Asia: How Should Singapore Move Forward?” U-M Alumni of Singapore, 3/26/11 11. “Challenges for the Singapore Economy” Civil Service College, Singapore, 3/25/11
42 12. “Global Macroeconomic Rebalancing: Implications for Singapore and Asia”, Civil Service College, Singapore, 3/24/11 13. “China’s Foreign Direct Investment in Southeast Asia”, Research Colloquium, Asian Institute of Management, Manila, Philippines 3/18/11 14. “Trends in Management Education: Implications for Asia”, Roundtable Discussion, Asian Institute of Management, Manila, Philippines 3/17/11 15. Discussant, Panel on the Philippine Economy, Asian Institute of Management, Manila, Philippines 3/17/11 16. “Currency Wars on an Era of Asian Economic Leadership?”, Public Lecture, Asian Institute of Management, Philippines 3/16/11 17. “Beyond Gender: The Impact of Age, Ethnicity, Nationality and Economic Growth on Women in the Singapore Economy”, Conference on “Women’s Choices, Women’s Lives: Shaping the Next 25 Years”, Association of Women for Action and Research (AWARE) and National University of Singapore Society, NUS 3/5/11 18. Panel Moderator, 21st annual Asia Business Conference, RSB, 1/28-29/11 19. “Globalization and Labor Standards”, guest lecture in CICS 101/UC 145 Introduction to International Studies, 1/27/11 20. “From Rice to Chips: Making a Living in Southeast Asia”, guest lecture in UC 215 Contemporary Social Issues in Southeast Asia, 1/11/11 2010 1. Panel convener and speaker, “Contemporary China”, Economic Dinner Group, Ann Arbor, 12/13/10 2. “The G-20, Global Macroeconomic Imbalances, and Currency Wars”, U-M Knight- Wallace Journalism Fellows 11/18/10 and Economic Dinner Group, Ann Arbor, 11/15/10 3. “Globalization and Economic Development in Southeast Asia”, guest lecture in SEAS 501 Introduction to Southeast Asian Studies, 10/20/10 4. “Globalization and Labor Standards”, guest lecture in CICS 101/UC 145 Introduction to International Studies, 10/7/10 5. “Meeting the Challenge of Asia’s Rise”, Executive Program, Ross School of Business, 5/13/10 6. “Asia’s Role in the Post-Crisis Global Economy”, Philip Kotler Center-Jakarta CMO Club and Rajawali Foundation Institute for Asia, Jakarta, Indonesia, 4/8/10 7. “Asia’s Role in World Economic Recovery: A Macro Perspective”, U-M Alumni of Indonesia, Jakarta, 4/7/10 8. Three talks at Graduate Business School, Kwansei Gakuin University, Kobe, Japan, 3/26- 28/10 9. Panel on “Smart Energy in Singapore’s Economic Strategies Committee Report”, Energy Studies Institute, National University of Singapore, 3/22/10 10. “From Rice to Chips: Making a Living in Southeast Asia”, guest lecture in UC 215 Contemporary Social Issues in Southeast Asia, 2/18/10 11. “Globalization of Labor Standards: What Can International Organizations Do?” guest lecture in CICS 101/UC 145/Geography 145 Introduction to International Studies, 2/16/10 12. Panel moderator, 20th annual Asia Business Conference, RSB, 2/4-2/5/10 13. “Economic Development in Southeast Asia and the Philippines”, guest lecture in PubPol IEDP course going to the Philippines, 1/27/10
43 14. “Role of Foreign Investment” and “Lessons from Southeast Asia”, guest lectures in PubPol534 Economic Development Policy (course of the late Katherine Terrell), 1/25/10 and 2/2/10. 15. “China-ASEAN Economic Relations”, Global Policy Perspective Symposium on Key Issues in Southeast Asian Development, International Policy Center, Gerald R. Ford School of Public Policy, 1/22/10 2009 1. “How the financial meltdown heats up U.S.-China tensions”, Knight-Wallace Journalism Fellows, University of Michigan, 11/24/09 2. “The national political economy roots of global macroeconomic imbalances and financial crisis: the view from China and Singapore”, Economic Dinner Group, Ann Arbor, 11/16/09 3. “Globalization and Economic Development in Southeast Asia: A Thirty-Year Perspective”, SEAS 501 Introduction to Southeast Asian Studies 10/21/09 4. “From Rice to Chips: Making a Living in Southeast Asia”, for Midwest International and Intercultural Institute, Kalamazoo Valley Community College, 8/19/09 5. Talk on Singapore’s economy at International Women’s Forum, Singapore, 5/26/09 6. Comments on “Volatility in the Singapore Economy” by Prof. Lee Soo Ann, National University of Singapore Alumni, Singapore, 5/22/09 7. Panel on “Global Financial Crisis, US Universities and Business, and Singapore”, University of Michigan Alumni Association of Singapore, 5/21/09 8. “Meeting the Challenge of Asia’s Rise”, Executive Program, Ross School of Business, 5/13/09 9. Lunch discussion on financial crisis for University of Michigan Alumni Association of Singapore, 4/17/09 10. “Singapore’s Economic Growth Model”, Institute for Policy Studies, National University of Singapore, 6/3/09 11. “The Global Financial Crisis, the U.S. and Asia”, talk to senior management of Wearnes Bros. Ltd. (WBL), 26/2/09 12. “How should the role of government in Singapore’s economy change?” Economic Society of Singapore at Singapore Management University, 24/2/09 13. “Beyond Growth Metrics” and “Place or Nation Revisited”, Civil Service College, Singapore, 18/2/09 14. Panel Moderator, 19th annual Asia Business Conference, RSB, 2/6-7/09 15. “From Rice to Chips: Making a Living in Southeast Asia”, for SEAS 215/UC 215 Contemporary Social Issues in Southeast Asia undergraduate course, 1/27/09 16. “Is Asia still rising? Repercussions of recession”, Southeast Asia Forum and Contemporary Asia Seminar Series, Walter H. Shorenstein Asia-Pacific Research Center, Stanford University, 1/20/09 2008 1. “The Global Financial Crisis and Asia”, U-M Association for Chinese Economic Development, 11/21/08 2. “Globalization and Financial Crisis: Learning to be just another country, or why Barack Obama cannot keep his promises to the American people”, U-M Knight-Wallace Journalism Fellows, 11/11/08
44 3. “Singapore’s Economic Growth Model – Too Much or Too Little?”, Singapore Economic Policy Conference 2008, Singapore Center for Applied Policy Economics, Department of Economics, National University of Singapore, 10/24/08 4. “Can Asia Save America from its Financial Troubles?” U-M Michigan Economic Society Faculty Seminar 9/26/08 5. “Asia’s Changing Role in the Global Economy”, Economic Dinner Group, Ann Arbor, 9/15/08 6. “Rethinking Globalization? Financial Turmoil, the U.S. Presidential Election, and Asia”, U-M Alumni Association of Singapore, 7/12/08 7. Panelist for Global Economics Roundtable, McKune Memorial Library, Chelsea, Michigan, 5/18/08 8. Panelist for Forum on “Sources of Growing American Animosity Toward a Rising China”, U-M Roosevelt Institution, 4/1/08 9. “Globalization and Growth” 2/12/08 and “From Rice to Chips: Making a Living in Southeast Asia” 2/14/08, for SEAS 215/UC 215 Contemporary Social Issues in Southeast Asia undergraduate course 10. Moderator, 2 Panel sessions, 18th annual Asia Business Conference, RSB 2/1-2/08 11. “Imperialism and Global Trade in Southeast Asia” 1/31/08; “Global Labor Standards and the Sweatshop Debate, 3/6/08; for UC 245/Geog 215 Global Interdependence undergraduate course 2007 1. Keynote Speech, Women in Consulting Conference, RSB 12/7/07 2. “Asian Financial Crisis Ten Years Later, and the Link to U.S. Financial Market Turmoil”, Knight-Wallace Journalism Fellows, 11/29/07 3. “Southeast Asia’s Economies Ten Years After the Asian Financial Crisis”, guest lecture in SEAS 501 Introduction to Southeast Asian Studies, 9/27/07 4. “Asian Financial Crisis Ten Years Later, and the Link to U.S. Financial Market Turmoil”, Economic Dinner Group, Ann Arbor, 9/17/07 5. “U.S.-China Relations and the Implications for Southeast Asia”, U-M Alumni Association of Singapore, 7/21/08 6. “U.S.-China Relations and the Implications for Southeast Asia”, Center for Chinese Studies, Universiti Tunku Abdul Rahman, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia 7/13/07 7. “Managing the Challenge of Asia’s Rise”, Executive Program, RSB Executive Education 5/15/07 and 9/29/07 8. Moderator and discussant, Conference on Thai Studies, Embassy of Thailand to the United States, Washington, DC, 5/9-10/07 9. “Introduction” 1/4/07; “From Rice to Chips: Making a Living in Southeast Asia” 1/30/07; “Globalization and Growth” 3/13/07; for SEAS 215/UC 215 Contemporary Social Issues in Southeast Asia undergraduate course 10. “Imperialism and Global Trade in Southeast Asia” 2/1/07;Global Labor Standards and the Sweatshop Debate, 3/8/07; for UC 245/Geog 215 Global Interdependence undergraduate course 11. Moderator, 1 Keynote and 2 Panel sessions, 17th annual Asia Business Conference, RSB 2/2-3/07 12. “The Chinese Ripple Effect”, Michigan Difference Seminars, West Palm Beach Florida 2/6/07 and Naples, Florida, 2/8/07.
45 2006 1. “The Complicity of International Capital Market Actors with Crony Capitalism and State Authoritarianism in Asia,” Economic Dinner Group 12/18/06 2. “Are There Lessons from Southeast Asia’s Economic Development?” guest lecture in SEAS 501 Introduction to Southeast Asian Studies, 10/5/06 3. “Thailand”, Wharton Executive MBA 8/25/06 4. “Singapore: Place or Nation”, discussion seminar, Institute for Policy Studies, Singapore 7/3/06 5. “Globalization and Global Cities: Does ‘Being Singaporean’ Matter,” Majulah Connection, Singapore, 6/27/06 6. “Singapore: Place or Nation”, discussion seminar, Institute for Defense and Strategic Studies, Nanyang Technological University 6/26/06 7. “Singapore: Place or Nation”, Institute for Southeast Asian Studies, Singapore, 6/8/06 8. “The Challenge of Asia’s Rise for American Business”, Visteon Lunch-and-Learn for Asian Awareness Month 5/24/07 9. “Managing the Challenge of Asia’s Rise”, Executive Program, RSB Executive Education, 5/11/06 10. “Singapore: Place or Nation. Implications for Economy, Society and Identity”, Second Annual Singapore Lecture Series, Brown University, 4/15/06 11. World Economy sample class session, Go Blue Rendezvous, UM RSB 4/7/06 12. “Globalization’s Travails”, UM Knight-Wallace Fellows, 3/14/06 13. “Global Labor Standards and the Sweatshop Debate”, UM Global Interdependence undergraduate course, 3/9/06 14. “Business and Economic Development in Southeast Asia: Help or Hindrance?” Center for Southeast Asian Studies, Northern Illinois University, Dekalb, Illinois 3/3/06 15. “Globalization: End of a Global Age?” Graduate School Colloquium, Northern Illinois University, Dekalb, Illinois 3/2/06 16. “Southeast Asia: Between Chinese Tiger and American Wimp”, Economic Dinner Group, UM, 2/20/06 17. “Imperialism and Global Trade in Southeast Asia”, UM Global Interdependence undergraduate course 1/24/06 18. “Globalization: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly”, Keynote speech at 50th annual Michigan Council of Social Studies and Great Lakes Regional Social Studies Conference, Grand Rapids, Michigan, 1/30/06. 19. Moderator, 2 Keynote and 2 Panel sessions, 16th Annual Asia Business Conference, UM RSB, 1/20-21/06 2005 1. “Labor in Export Manufacturing”, Labor Rights in the Global Economy undergraduate course 10/26/05 2. “China Profile”, Wharton Advanced Management Program 10/24/05 3. “Meeting the New Challenges of Globalization”, RSB Reunion 2005, 10/7/05 4. “Globalization and its Impacts”, Global Project Design Course, Engineering, 9/27/05 5. “Is ASEAN one market?” GLOBE, Jakarta, Indonesia, 7/11/05 6. “Emerging Trends in Asia”, Pacific Power, Portland, Oregon, 6/19/05 7. Panelist, “Global Textile Trade Post-MFA”, Symposium, UM Law School, 3/31/05
46 8. “Global Labor Standards and the Sweatshop Debate”, Global Interdependence undergraduate course, 3/8/05 9. Moderator, ASEAN Panel, 15th Asia Business Conference, 2/5/05 10. “Imperialism and Global Trade in Southeast Asia” Global Interdependence undergraduate course, 1/25/05 11. “Globalization, Regionalization and Economic Development in Southeast Asia” Yangon Institute of Economics, Yangon University, Myanmar, 1/20/05 2004 1. “Malaysian Economy and Business”, Ambassadorial Seminar for Ambassador Chris Lafleur, U.S. State Department, Washington DC, 12/9/04 2. “Globalization: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly”, Undergraduate Research Opportunity Program, University of Michigan, 11/17/04 3. “How Asian governments are feeding American profligacy and funding the Iraq War”, Knight-Wallace Fellows, University of Michigan, 10/14/04 4. “Economic Development and Business in Southeast Asia: How do “Tigers in Trouble” Manage to Keep Growing So Fast?”, Introduction to Southeast Asia graduate course, University of Michigan, 10/5/04 5. “Globalization and its Economic and Corporate Impacts”, Global Project Design Course, College of Engineering, University of Michigan, 9/16/04 6. “Regional Profile: China and Southeast Asia”, Wharton AMP, 7/3/04 7. “Globalization, Regionalization and Economic Development in Southeast Asia” Royal University of Law and Economics, Phnom Penh, Cambodia, 6/8/04 8. “Globalization, Regionalization and Economic Development in Southeast Asia” Mekong Institute, Khon Kaen University, Thailand, 5/27/04 9. “Economic Development in Southeast Asia”, Khon Kaen University Visitors’ Program, Center for Southeast Asian Studies, University of Michigan, 5/12/04 10. “India on the Move”, Emerging Markets Club, UMBS 4/20//04 11. “Michigan and the World”, Go Blue Rendezvous closing speech, UMBS 4/4/04 12. “US Elections, the Global Economy and the Rise of Asia”, University of Michigan India Alumni Association, Mumbai, 3/22/04 13. “Asia’s Rise in the Global Economy: Reshaping World Business”, CoreNet Global India Summit, Mumbai, 3/22/04 14. “Globalization and political correctness: a view from the frontlines”, Visiting Committee, UMBS 3/19/04 15. “Global Labor Standards and the Sweatshop Debate”, Global Interdependence course 3/11/04 16. Moderator, ASEAN Panel, 15th Asia Business Conference 2/7/04 17. “Globalization: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly”, Undergraduate Research Opportunity Program, 2/3/04 18. “The East Asian Economic Miracle” Global Interdependence course 2/3/04 19. “Imperialism and Global Trade in Southeast Asia” Global Interdependence Course, 1/8/04 20. “How Asians View George Bush’s America”, Knight-Wallace Fellows, 1/6/04 2003 1. “China’s role in global markets” Chicago Council of Foreign Relations US-Japan-China Symposium, Oct. 14 2. “Business in Asia”, Wharton Advanced Management Program, Oct. 16
47 3. “Asia’s growth markets and impact on US”, Kellogg and Michigan Business Alumni, Chicago Oct. 9 4. “Globalization”, Executive Program Partners Oct. 8 5. Various lectures on globalization, IESE EMBA program Sept. 22-26 6. Global Economy”, Executive Program Sept. 24 7. Barbour Fellows Program, Rackham Sept. 19 8. Economic Dinner Group Sept. 15 9. “Globalization and Capitalism: Bane or Boon?” Midwest Institute for International and Intercultural Education, Kalamazoo Michigan, August 5 10. “Business in China”, Thomson TV, Los Angeles, July 2? 11. “The US university model and Singapore universities”, Institute for Southeast Asian Studies, Singapore, July 18, 2003 12. “Asia’s Business Future”, University of Michigan Alumni Association of Singapore, Singapore, July 16, 2003 13. “China in Asia: Boon or Bogey?” guest lecture in CSIB 582 Business in China (Ken Lieberthal), UMBS, April 10 14. Discussant of paper on Malaysia by Bryan Ritchie, Michigan State University, for Politics of Economic Reform Seminar Series, WDI/II, March 11 15. “Accelerating Economic Growth: Lessons from Vietnam’s Neighbors”, Institute for International Relations, Hanoi, Vietnam, March 5 16. “Southeast Asia’s Future Growth: Who Will Lead the Way?” Asia Society 13th Corporate Conference on “Opening Markets and Continuing Growth: Vietnam and the Asian Economy”, Hanoi, Vietnam, March 7 17. Moderator, ASEAN Panel, 13th Asia Business Conference, February 2002 1. “World Economic Prospects and the Implications for Manufacturing”, Manufacturing Executive Program, University of Michigan Business School, Oct. 20 2. Discussant of paper on Vietnam by Regima Abrami, Harvard Business School, for Politics of Economic Reform Seminar Series, WDI/II, October 10 3. “Maintaining Economic Competitiveness”, Conference on “Singapore: Future Challenges”, School of Advanced International Studies, Johns Hopkins University, October 3 4. “The U.S. and the World after September 11, Enron and the 2002 Farm Act”, Michigan Journalism Fellows, Sept. 24 5. “The World Economy: US and Asia”, Executive Program, January 28, May 2, Sept. 13 6. “The World Economy Post-9/11”. Economic Dinner Group, Sept. 9 7. “The end of a ‘Golden Age’: Globalization, Regionalization and the Economic Future of Singapore and Southeast Asia”, University of Michigan Alumni Association, Singapore, July 12. 8. Convener, Ninth Southeast Asia Business Research Conference, University of Michigan Business School, May 18-19 9. “Women and Economic Development in Southeast Asia”, Oberlin College, April 19 10. “Asia and the World Economy”, Coca-Cola Corp. Atlanta, March 13 11. “Trade and Investment Policy in Southeast Asia”, Marina Whitman’s Public Policy class, March 7 12. “Shrimps Among Whales: Local Business, Multinationals and the State”, MIT-Singapore Forum, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, February 28
48 13. Moderator, Women on Boards panel, Women in Leadership Conference, February 8 14. Moderator, ASEAN panel and Women in Asian Business panel, 12th Asia Business Conference, February 2 15. Keynote remarks on economic human rights, Fourth Net Impact Faculty Case 16. Competition, January 22 2001 1. “Malaysia’s Regional and International Economic Relations”, School of Advanced International Studies, Johns Hopkins University, November 8 2. “Terrorism and Globalization: An International Perspective”, Conference on Corporate Governance, Stakeholder Accountability and Sustainable Peace, William Davidson Institute and Aspen Institute, University of Michigan Business School, November 2 3. “Why the Anti-Globalists Are Wrong”, Economic Dinner Group, October 15 4. “Why the Anti-Globalists Are Wrong”, Michigan Journalism Fellows, September 25 5. “Southeast Asia”, Symposium on Terrorism and Globalization: International Perspectives, International Institute, University of Michigan, September 18 6. “Globalization: Issues and Challenges”, International Labor Office, Bangkok, August 27 7. “Understanding Asian Cultures”, Motorola Corp., Chicago, May 17 8. “Sweatshops in Southeast Asia,” Asia/Pacific Research Center, Stanford University, April 9 9. “The Emerging Internet Economy in Southeast Asia: Something New or More of the Same?” Asia/Pacific Research Center, Stanford University, April 9 10. “Income Inequality in Singapore”, Singaporeans @ Stanford, April 8 11. Paper discussant, Conference on “Uneven Transition in China”, Center for Chinese Studies, University of Michigan, April 7 12. “Southeast Asia’s Economic Future: Promise or Peril”, Asia Globe Society, Jakarta, Indonesia, March 21 13. “Challenges for Asian Businesses in the 21st Century”, Indofood Management Seminar, Jakarta, Indonesia, March 21 14. Panel on “The Digital Divide”, Asia’s Technology Future, 11th Asia Society Annual Corporate Conference, Bangalore, India, March 12 15. Lectures on “Women in Southeast Asia”, “Contemporary Thailand, “Contemporary Vietnam”, “Contemporary Hong Kong” and “The Chinese in Southeast Asia”, University of Michigan Alumni Cruise, Vietnam, February 13-28
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