Migration from the Nation-State of Singapore

Singapore as a national state is involved in capital, information, ideas and people's globalized environment (Ho, 2006), there are unique cases in immigration surveys. . Recent concerns about a decline in Singapore's birthrate and the need to inject economics into foreign workers have brought about discussions on citizenship and national identity issues. This also places an old question as to why Singaporeans are leaving Singapore to find overseas "green pastures" (Straits Times, 21 August 2002).

As above, the success story of economic development in Singapore brings the global perception of the Republic, which may weaken Singapore's national identity. In the Singapore public opinion described in this article, the goal of the country is to maintain the country and it is possible that the people are threatened by well integrated into the global identity without nationality. This is because globalization has broadened factors such as immigrants across national borders and weakening the national identity of Singapore.

First, Singapore's selective globalization efforts have brought about conflicts between regional identities and people's global identity. Second, please recognize how Singapore is a global national state and how to "lose" the public 's identity for future generations. Third, how the influence of mass culture exerts a negative influence on Singapore's national identity. Fourth, how immigrants and immigrants have lost their citizens' identity. Fifth, what Singapore declared as a global city resulted in weakening Singapore's national identity, which created a commitment. Sixth, how can Singapore prevent the integration of the Republic's national identity as a success story of globalization?

One of the latest trends in Singapore is the ambition of the country to transform Singapore's urban state into a "country of mentally disabled people". In November 2014, the prime minister explained the wisdom of this wise country and the vision of the country as a smart country where people live a meaningful and fulfilling life and live seamlessly through technology. Opportunity to be excited. There are many reasons why Singapore has such ambition like this. The country has to tackle a few tasks to confirm that it is prepared for the future. First of all, Singapore is a very dense city. By contrast, in the US and South Korea there are about 35 and 500 people per square kilometer, whereas in Singapore there are 8,000 people per square kilometer. Secondly, the population of the country is aging, and it is estimated that by the year 2030 the population aged 65 and over will triple, reaching 900,000.