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Volume 11, Special Issue (December 2021)
Report on BSI Conference 2021
The BSI Conference 2021 on "Dealing with Disagreements", held virtually on 1st December 2021, was attended by participants from academia and the public, private and people sectors. In this Special Issue of our BSI-News, we provide you the video recordings of the presentations and panel discussions at the conference.
Speakers and Panellists at the Conference
Tommy Koh
David Chan
Han Fook Kwang
Lim Soo Ping
Jeremy Lim
Tan Sor Hoon
Vincent Chua
Cheng Chi-Ying
Mathew Mathews
Closing Panel Discussion
Panellists (clockwise from top-left): David Chan (moderator), Tan Tai Yong, Zakir Hussain, Kanwaljit Soin and Walter Theseira.
Professor Tommy Koh and Professor David Chan shared their views on the science and art of disagreeing and how Singapore can do better amid the various challenges and opportunities, followed by a panel discussion moderated by Mr Han Fook Kwang.
Professor Lim Soo Ping and Dr Jeremy Lim shared their views on resolving disagreements in issues involving values, conflicts and migrant workers, followed by a panel discussion moderated by Professor Tan Sor Hoon.
Associate Professor Vincent Chua and Associate Professor Cheng Chi-Ying shared their views on how disagreements are affected by social networks and social identities, followed by a panel discussion moderated by Dr Mathew Mathews.
Professor Tan Tai Yong, Mr Zakir Hussain, Dr Kanwaljit Soin and Associate Professor Walter Theseira shared their views on various practical issues in dealing with disagreements in Singapore, at the closing panel discussion moderated by Professor David Chan.
About BSI
The Behavioural Sciences Initiative (BSI) is a multi-disciplinary research initiative for creating, disseminating and applying scientific knowledge about human behaviours in various social, organisational and cultural settings. For more information, please refer to our website.
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