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Shin Bin Tan

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Shin Bin Tan
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Tan Shin Bin
 
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Publications

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Issue DateTitleAuthor(s)
1Jun-2014A Global City on Singaporean Soil: Growing the Economy, not the GapTan Shin Bin 
2Jun-2014Containing Commercial Sex to designated red light areas - An idea past its prime?Tan Shin Bin 
31-Mar-2018Evaluating the effects of active morning commutes on students' overall daily walking activity in Singapore: Do walkers walk more?Tan Shin Bin ; P.Christopher Zegras; Erik Wilhelm ; Mariana C. Arcaya
4Oct-2022Exploring how socioeconomic status affects neighbourhood environments’ effects on obesity risks: A longitudinal study in SingaporeShin Bin Tan ; Borame L. Dickens ; Andres Sevtsuk; Siqi Zheng; Kangwei Zeng; Yung Seng Lee ; Fabian Yap ; Shiao-Yng Chan ; Jerry Kok Yen Chan ; Kok Hian Tan ; Yap-Seng Chong ; Johan G. Eriksson ; Mary F.-F. Chong ; Mariana C. Arcaya
55-Feb-2024Health Equity as a Guide for Urban PlanningTan Shin Bin ; Andrew Binet; J. Phil Thompson; Mariana Arcaya
6Jun-2015Keeping the char kway teow cheap - At what priceTan Shin Bin 
7Jun-2015Killing the buzz: Curbing public drinking in SingaporeTan Shin Bin 
8Jun-2013Long-Term Land Use Planning In SingaporeTan Shin Bin 
9Jun-2014Managing the Sin in Singapore's CasinosTan Shin Bin 
101-Dec-2021Measuring community resilience: A critical analysis of a policy-oriented indicator toolTan, Shin Bin 
11Jun-2014Public Housing in Singapore - Examining Fundamental ShiftsTan Shin Bin ; Vignesh Louis Naidu 
12Jun-2015Radda Barnen Becomes Radda: From Donor Project to Sustainable Local HealthcareLIM PEI YING ; Shin Bin Tan 
13Jun-2014Renting out state properties - Short term uses, long term consequencesTan Shin Bin 
14Jun-2013The Evolution of Public Transport Policies in SingaporeTan Shin Bin ; Leong Ching 
15Jun-2014Transboundary Haze: How might the Singapore Government Minimise its Occurrence?Alisha Gill ; Tan Shin Bin 
161-Feb-2020What is the Value of Built Heritage Conservation? Assessing Spillover Effects of Conserving Historic Sites in SingaporeTan Shin Bin ; Edward S.W. Ti
172020Where we eat is who we are: a survey of food-related travel patterns to Singapore’s hawker centers, food courts and coffee shopsTan, S.B. ; Arcaya, M.