2016 Call
Results of 2016 Social Science Research Thematic Grant Call
The following projects were awarded during the 2016 Social Science Research Thematic Grant Call.
| S/No | Principal Investigator |
Theme(s) | Institution | Project Title |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Dr Norshahril Saat | Identities, Social Integration & Resilience | ISEAS | Singapore’s Islamic Studies Graduates: Their Role and Impact in a Plural Society |
| 2 | Dr Terence Chong | Identities, Social Integration & Resilience | ISEAS | Christianity in Southeast Asia: Comparative Growth, Politics and Networks in Urban Centres |
| 3 | Prof Ivan Png | Identities, Social Integration & Resilience | NUS | Service Productivity and Innovation Research Programme (SPIRE) |
| 4 | Prof Li Chenyang | Identities, Social Integration & Resilience | NTU | Develop a Contemporary Theory of Harmony |
| 5 | Assoc Prof Chong Ja Ian | Identities, Social Integration & Resilience | NUS | Making Identity Count in Asia: Identity Relations in Singapore and its Neighbourhood |
| 6 | Assoc Prof Setoh Pei Pei | Identities, Social Integration & Resilience | NTU | Fostering Harmonious Intergroup Relations in Early Childhood |
| 7 | Assoc Prof Krishna Savani | Identities, Social Integration & Resilience | NTU | Influence of Social Motivations on Cultural Learning, Adjustment, and Integration |
| 8 | Prof David Taylor | Identities, Social Integration & Resilience/ Growth, Productivity & Innovation | NUS | Sustainable Governance of Transboundary Environmental Commons in Southeast Asia |
| 9 | Asst Prof Wang Wenru | Human Development & Skills | NUS | Salutogenic Healthy Ageing Programme Embracement (SHAPE) for elderly living alone |
| 10 | Assoc Prof Esther Goh | Human Development & Skills | NUS | Identifying Positive Adaptive Pathways in Low–income families in Singapore |
| 11 | Assoc Prof Liu Haoming | Growth, Productivity & Innovation | NUS | Population Ageing, Old Age Labour & Financial Decisions in Singapore |
| 12 | Prof Jean Yeung | Growth, Productivity & Innovation | NUS | Building Human Capacity in Singapore’s Population: Testing Innovations in Human Development |