The IPS Report Series publishes commissioned as well as unsolicited papers that are concept or "think" pieces on social, economic and political issues affecting Singapore. The Series aims at rapid dissemination of new and thought-provoking ideas to relevant individuals and organizations in the public and private sectors for their review. The views expressed in the papers in this Series are those of the authors alone and do not necessarily represent the views of the Institute.

Report of the IPS Forum on the Census of Population 1990 Edited by Yap Mui Teng (Singapore: IPS, September 1991) 66 pages

Singaporeans Overseas: A Study of Emigrants in Australia and Canada by Yap Mui Teng (Singapore: IPS, March 1991) 95 pages

ASEAN: Where Do We Go From Here? Some Thoughts on Economic Cooperation by Lee Tsao Yuan (Singapore: IPS, January 1991) 15 pages
The original version of this paper was delivered at the Third Indonesia-Singapore Bilateral Conference, 3-7 November 1990, Bandung, Indonesia. It has been subsequently revised (without up-dating).

What Singapore Can Learn from Indonesia by Barry H P Desker (Singapore: IPS, November 1990) 12 pages
This is the text of the address by Ambassador Barry Desker, Singapore's Ambassador to Indonesia, at the IPS Public Lecture on "What Singapore can learn from Indonesia", held at the auditorium of the Hon Sui Sen Memorial Library Building on Tuesday, 20 November 1990.