Not clear exactly how to elaborate on this topic.......
Are you referring to certain areas, or....?
Just in general..?
If we are talking about just the general attitude.....I believe
yes because Singaporeans consists of three main anthropological
groups, namely Chinese, Malays, Indians,....are all Asian peoples
who have high emphasis on social hirearchy, order, respect for
elderly, collectivism, high-context interaction, and so on etc
etc.....you know the drill..
So some of this has basis in cultural underpinnings. It is a
little bit deeper and more fundamental than just what the
socio-political system is.
As a matter of fact, the socio-political system is not the main
reason or the main force which shapes the prevailing general
attitude.
Socio-political system is a manifestation and crystalization of
the underlying fundamental cultural factors.
It is only at the surface level.
Still, to be more specific, maybe you can elaborate a bit on
your main ideas ?
Thank you,
Meat Bao
