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Curriculum Vitae |
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Mr Tan Tarn How is a Senior Research Fellow at the Institute of Policy Studies.
His research areas are in arts and cultural policy and media and Internet policy. He has written on the development of the arts in Singapore, in particular, fostering partnerships between the people, private and public sectors, on the creative industries in Singapore, China and Korea, on the history of cultural policy in Singapore, and on the management of media in Singapore. He has also carried out research on the impact of the Internet and new technology on society, the regulation of the Internet, and the role of new media in the 2008 Malaysian election and the 2006 Singapore election. He was a journalist for nearly one and half decades before joining IPS. He has also been a teacher and television scriptwriter and is an award-winning playwright. |
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New Asia: Projecting Soft Power Arun, Mahizhnan and Tan, Tarn How. 2008. Paper delivered at The Nanyang Academy of Fine Art’s International Symposium on "New Asian Imaginations", 1&2 August 2008, Singapore
Tan, Tarn How and Arun, Mahizhnan. 2008. Paper delivered at the 17th Annual Conference of the Asian Media Information and Communication Centre (AMIC) on “Changing Media, Changing Societies: Media and the Millennium Development Goals” held on July 14—17, 2008, in Manila.
Singapore Perspectives 2007: A New Singapore Tan Tarn How, ed., Singapore: World Scientific for IPS, 2007.
Personality + Power = Changes Unlikely Tan Tarn How, in Arun Mahizhnan, ed., Singapore Perspectives 2004: At the Dawn of a New Era, Marshall Cavendish Academic for IPS, 2004
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