ABOUT US The Political Science Association (Singapore) was launched on 14 December 2002 at the National University of Singapore Guild Hall at the first Singapore Forum on Politics. The PSA(S) is registered under the Registry of Societies (Cap. 311) of Singapore as a nonpartisan academic association. The objective of the PSA(S) is to promote the study of political science in a nonpartisan manner. Founded on the principle of intellectual diversity, the PSA(S) neither imposes a single viewpoint on its members nor allows for any singular viewpoint to dominate. The PSA(S) is a collective member of the International Political Science Association (IPSA). EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Associate Professor Lee Lai To, President Associate Professor Bilveer Singh, Vice President Dr Antonio L. Rappa, Secretary Dr Kenneth Paul Tan, Assistant Secretary Dr Kripa Sridharan, Treasurer Associate Professor Shamsul Haque Associate Professor Hussin Mutalib Dr Kumar Ramakrishna Mr Daljit Singh Dr Benjamin Goldsmith, Honorary Auditor Dr Ethan Putterman, Honorary Auditor EVENTS 16 August 2004 Public Lecture Series 2: 'Singapore Under Lee Hsien Loong: Continuity/Change', by Associate       Professor Bilveer Singh, Dr Suzaina, Dr Antonio L Rappa, and Dr Kenneth Paul Tan, chaired by Associate Professor Lee Lai To, Lecture Theatre 9 NUS. 31 January 2004 Public Lecture Series 1: 'Recent Political-Security Developments in Indonesia and their Implications for Southeast Asia', by Major General Sudrajat, Theatrette University Cultural Centre. JOIN THE PSA(S) Membership rates are as follows: Ordinary Member (Annual): S$100 Life Member: S$5,000 Student Member (Annual): S$15 Institutional and Library Member (Annual): S$500 Please download the application form and send to: The Secretary PSA(S) Kent Ridge Post Office P. O. Box 1072 Singapore 911103 USEFUL LINKS Department of Political Science, National University of Singapore Institute of Defence and Strategic Studies Institute of Southeast Asian Studies Institute of Policy Studies Singapore Institute of International Affairs Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy