Singapore’s State-Led Capitalism in a Rules-Based World Order

Singapore’s State-Led Capitalism in a Rules-Based World Order

  • Author: Khuay Khiang, Lee
  • Publisher: Leiden University Press
  • ISBN: 9789087284596
  • eISBN Pdf: 9789400604964
  • Place of publication:  Holland , Netherlands
  • Year of digital publication: 2024
  • Month: November
  • Pages: 268
  • Language: English
This book examines how Singaporean leaders embrace change to stay in power, by meticulously balancing control and freedom, and prosperity and dominance.
  • Cover
  • Table of Contents
    • List of Figures
      • Figure 1: Singapore’s Grand (National) Strategy
      • Figure 2: Core Themes of the National Development of Plan B
      • Figure 3: The Nexus of US Grand Strategy and Singapore’s Plan B
      • Figure 4: Bureaucracy to Foster Compliance and Perpetuate Sovereignty
      • Figure 5: The Relationship Between PAP Ministers and Government Officials
      • Figure 6: Singapore’s Developmental State Model and Financialisation
      • Figure 7: Hierarchy of Power
      • Figure 8: MFF Inc. Co-ownership Patterns in 1977
      • Figure 9: Ownership of DBS between 1970 and 1979
      • Figure 10: GLCs Incorporated between 1980 and 1989
      • Figure 11: Singapore’s Management of National Reserves
      • Figure 12: Top Executives of GIC and CPF
      • Figure 13: GLCs Incorporated between 1990 and 1999
      • Figure 14: Ministry of Trade and Industry
      • Figure 15: Sectors Under Temasek
      • Figure 16: The Prime Minister’s Office
    • Preface
    • List of Abbreviations
    • Introduction. State-Led Capitalism Under Single Dominant Parties in Asia
    • Chapter 1. Demystifying Singapore’s State-Led Capitalism
    • Chapter 2. Step 1: Installing PAP as a Single Dominant Party
    • Chapter 3. Step 2: Installing Developmental State and Singapore Inc.
    • Chapter 4. Step 3: Financialisation (Ossifying developmental state model and reframing Singapore Inc.)
    • Chapter 5. Step 4: The Rise of Sovereign Wealth Funds (Binding financialisation and state collectivisation)
    • Conclusion. The Cycle of Decline (The Rules-Based Order, SWFs and the PAP as a single dominant party)
    • References
    • Index

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