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978-1-349-68342-0The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2016

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Class Inequality in the Global City978-1-137-43615-3Series ISSN 2662-2580 Series E-ISSN 2662-2599

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Physical Robot Manipulator Experimentsmigrants, in a global city. It is about how aspirations, expressed through the hopes, desires, goals and will of workers as well as those of actors and organizations of the Singaporean state, bring the politics of cosmopolitanism to bear in a changing labour market. I explain how processes of cosmop

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Paul B. Fitzgerald,Z. Jeff Daskalakisutheast Asian region. Many of these transformations, connections and mobilities can be seen through Singapore’s development strategies, which are the focus of this chapter. Much has been written about the dominance of the single-party state in celebrating the success of Singapore’s development model

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-36467-9ally became Karim’s agent and persuaded him to work in Singapore. He sold his vegetable shop, used up all his savings and, moving his wife and daughter into his brother-in-law’s house, sold his own house to pay the agent SGD$10,000 for a work-permit job in Singapore. His agent promised that this job

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Yael Goldfarb,Osnat Zafrani,Eynat Galnt to show up for his first day of work after completing his studies because of the low pay. He called up his elder brother, who had already been working in Singapore for a while, who told him to “buy a ticket and come to Singapore immediately”. Taking his brother’s advice and through that network,

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Esther Dromi,Alona Oren,Aviva Mimouni-Blochdes acquiring new accounts and wealth preservation and management for clients and their families. His first job was with a Singaporean bank, where he worked for three years before finding his interest in risk management. He moved into another local bank, where he worked as a risk analyst, assisting