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Episode 42: Hobson’s Choice

Episode 42: Hobson’s Choice

Dr. Thum Ping Tjin, University of Oxford

Episode 36: Winning Is Easy. Governing Is Harder

Episode 36: Winning Is Easy. Governing Is Harder

Dr. Thum Ping Tjin, University of Oxford

Bookmark: Invisible Cities #14 - Olivia, Sophia, and the Founding of Singapore

Bookmark: Invisible Cities #14 - Olivia, Sophia, and the Founding of Singapore

Rosie Milne

Episode 34: Housing the People

Episode 34: Housing the People

Dr. Thum Ping Tjin, University of Oxford

Episode 29: Game of Thrones

Episode 29: Game of Thrones

Dr. Thum Ping Tjin, University of Oxford

Bookmark: Invisible Cities #9 - Charlie Chan's Singapore

Bookmark: Invisible Cities #9 - Charlie Chan's Singapore

Sonny Liew

Episode 26: The Lion of Singapore

Episode 26: The Lion of Singapore

Dr. Thum Ping Tjin, University of Oxford

Episode 24: The Spirit of Afro-Asia

Episode 24: The Spirit of Afro-Asia

Dr. Thum Ping Tjin, Research Associate, Centre for Global History, University of Oxford

Episode 22: The Spirit of Bandung

Episode 22: The Spirit of Bandung

Dr. Thum Ping Tjin, Research Associate, Centre for Global History, University of Oxford | Dr. Thum Ping Tjin, Research Associate, Centre for Global History, University of Oxford

Episode 21: Is it right to use illegal means to resist evil?

Episode 21: Is it right to use illegal means to resist evil?

Dr. Thum Ping Tjin, Research Associate, Centre for Global History, University of Oxford | Dr. Thum Ping Tjin, Research Associate, Centre for Global History, University of Oxford

Episode 20: The Only Free and Fair Election

Episode 20: The Only Free and Fair Election

Dr. Thum Ping Tjin, Research Associate, Centre for Global History, University of Oxford | Dr. Thum Ping Tjin, Research Associate, Centre for Global History, University of Oxford

Episode 19: A Force Awakens

Episode 19: A Force Awakens

Dr. Thum Ping Tjin, Research Associate, Centre for Global History, University of Oxford | Dr. Thum Ping Tjin, Research Associate, Centre for Global History, University of Oxford

Episode 16: The Crowdfunded University

Episode 16: The Crowdfunded University

Dr. Thum Ping Tjin, Research Associate, Centre for Global History, University of Oxford

Episode 15: The Two Singapores

Episode 15: The Two Singapores

Dr. Thum Ping Tjin, Research Associate, Centre for Global History, University of Oxford

Episode 14: Whose Country?

Episode 14: Whose Country?

Dr. Thum Ping Tjin, Research Associate, Centre for Global History, University of Oxford

Episode 13: The Yellow Lion and the Red Sun

Episode 13: The Yellow Lion and the Red Sun

Dr. Thum Ping Tjin, Research Associate, Centre for Global History, University of Oxford

 
 




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