This paper deals with the question how democratic the nation of Singapore can be without an independent media.
The economies of Singapore, Hong Kong, South Korea, and Taiwan constitute the so called Four Little Dragons. These nations have in common that they underwent a massive economic growth in the last decades, while their citizens achieved higher incomes, better education, and higher literacy rates.
Furthermore, the media of the countries has evolved significantly. But especially the case of Singapore is worth to look at, in particular its media, which has been one of the most discussed topics concerning the Little Dragons.
Contents
1. Introduction
2. Goal & Research Question
3. Theory
3.1 The Role of the Press in a Democracy
3.1 Development Journalism
3.1.1 Asian Values and the Need for a new Press Model
3.1.2 Conceptional Components of Development Journalism
3.3 Singapore Model
3.4 Singapore’s controlled Media
3.4.1 Relationship
3.4.2 Centralization
3.4.3 Legislation
4. Empirical Research & Hypothesis
4.1 Hypothesis
5. Conclusion
6. Acknowledgements
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