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Gerald de Cruz's life overlapped many of the spheres of Singapore's history after World War II. As a Eurasian, a nationalist, a communist and then a democratic socialist, as a journalist and a writer, he represents the insurgent energies of a truculent time when a nascent nation was seeking the basis of statehood. His commitment to progressive ideas and movements reveals a man of integrity in search of himself in a better world. This book seeks to portray his place in time, particularly for younger Singaporeans who did not live in an era that has inaugurated the history of independent Singapore.

Communists --- Nationalists --- Nationalism --- Communism --- De Cruz, Gerald, --- Cruz, Gerald de, --- Abdul Karim Abdullah, --- Abdullah, Haji Abdul Karim, --- Haji Abdul Karim Abdullah, --- Gerry, --- Rojak Rebel, --- Singapore --- Politics and government. --- Persons

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Les villes n'occupent que 2% de la planète, mais elles abritent plus de 50% de la population et représentent 70% de la consommation énergétique mondiale. Des cités futuristes, vertes et hyperconnectées voient ainsi le jour : King Abdullah Economic City (Arabie Saoudite), Tianjin Eco-City (Chine) et Songdo (Corée du Sud). Ces villes créées de toutes pièces et financées par le biais de partenariats public-privé, ces villes pilotes, qui privilégient les espaces verts et les équipements écologiques, se dotent des dernières innovations en matière de technologies de l'information et de la communication pour optimiser les réseaux.

Mondialisation --- Mégalopole --- Innovation --- Prospective --- Économie d'énergie --- Énergie renouvelable --- Énergie verte --- Espace vert --- Réseau de télécommunication --- Partenariat public privé --- Urbanisme durable --- Développement durable --- Économie urbaine --- Chine --- Tianjin --- Arabie saoudite --- Corée --- King Abdullah Economic City --- Incheon --- Quartier de Songdo

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structure and characteristics of terrorist organizations --- leadership --- command cadre and network structures --- decline of terrorist organizations --- global jihad movement --- the al-Qaeda organization --- global jihad trajectory --- ideological collision --- Afghanistan --- Azzam --- Zawahiri --- global jihad against the West --- the structure of Al-Qaeda --- mobilization --- Al-Qaeda leadership in Iran --- Jemaah Islamiyah of Southeast Asia --- Mantiqi I --- Singapore --- Malaysia --- Thailand --- Mantiqi II --- Indonesia --- Mantiqi III --- Philippines --- Mantiqi IV --- Australia --- funding --- 11 september attacks --- anthrax --- The United States West Coast --- Bali bombing --- Marriott bombing, Jakarta --- Australian Embassy bombing, Jakarta --- Ritz-Carlton and JW Marriot attack 2009 --- Israeli targets in Australia --- El Al flight in Bangkok --- APEC Summit --- Al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula --- AQAP --- the Yemeni regime --- Yemen --- the Arab Spring --- military power and capabilities --- training camps --- guerilla and terror --- international global jihad activity --- Anwar al-Awlaki influenced groups and individuals --- Nassir al-Wuhaysi --- Abu Bassir al-Yamani --- Saeed al-Shiri --- Qasim al-Rimi --- Abu Huraira al-Sanani --- Ibrahim Hassan Tali al-Assiri --- Abdel Bin Abdullah Bin Thabit al-Abbab --- Al-Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb --- AQIM --- Lashkar-e-Toyba --- Army of the Pure --- the Taliban --- Jemaah Islamiyah --- Abu Sayyaf Group --- ASG --- Islamic Movement of Uzbekistan --- IMU --- Islamic Jihad Union --- IJU --- Libyan Islamic Fighting Group --- LIFG --- the Muslim Bortherhood --- Shabaab al-Mujahidin - Somalia --- Lebanese Hezbollah --- Abdullah Azzam Brigades --- Jaish-e-Mohamed --- Harakat al-Mujahidien --- HUM --- East Turkestan Islamic Movement --- ETIM --- Pakistan's federally administered tribal areas --- Iraq --- Kurds --- Abu Musab al-Zarqawi --- Tawhid Wal Jihad Group --- Ansar al-Islam --- Ansar al-Sunna --- Tanzim Qaidat fi Bilad al-Rafidayn --- exporting terrorist operations from Iraq --- Chechnya --- radical islamist foreign fighters in Chechnya --- the Middle East --- Egypt --- Libya --- Syria --- Islamic State of Iraq and al-Sham --- ISIS --- lone wolves --- homegrown cells --- preradicalization --- self-identity --- indoctrination --- Inspire Magazine