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A must-read not only for developmental specialists, economists, and political scientists, but for all secondary school and university students, to better understand the dynamics of how Singapore got to where it is now. --architect Tan Kheng Soon, Akitek Tenggara

""A must-read not only for developmental specialists, economists, and political scientists, but for all secondary school and university students, to better understand the dynamics of how Singapore got to where it is now.""--architect Tay Kheng Soon, Akitek Tenggara ""The effect is unexpected and entirely pleasurable: a coffee table book that makes a theoretical argument. . . . De Koninck and colleagues make significant strides in explicating Singapore's historical geography. The book is a labor of tremendous love and energy."" -- ""Bijdragen KITLV""

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Rodolphe De Koninck was professor in the Department of Geography at the University of Montreal and holder of the Canada Chair of Asian Research. Pham Thanh Hai is a cartographer and GIS specialist based in Hanoi, where he is attached to the VTGEO. Marc Girard is a cartographer and GIS specialist in the Department of Geography at the University of Montreal.

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