Singapore's performance in the areas of health issues, the economy, domestic policy and foreign policy was assessed in this year's The Year in Review conference. The Year in Review 1992 examines, among other issues, whether the health care system can cope with the demand for high-cost high-technology health services expected by a more affluent but ageing population; what prompted the refocusing of policy initiatives from globalisation to regionalisation; why the December by-election was a crucial test of Prime Minister Goh Chok Tong's leadership; and what are the key elements of Singapore's foreign policy that help the country survive a turbulent international arena. Contributors include: Maurice Hock-Heng Choo, Patrick Daniel, Kishore Mahbubani and Shee Poon Kim. Commentators are: N W Goh, Lau Teik Soon, Arun Mahizhnan and Tan Cheng Bock.

Arun, Mahizhnan, ed. 1993. Singapore: The Year in Review 1992. Singapore: Times Academic Press for IPS.

(65 pages, ISBN 981 210 044 X)