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Post-Lee Kuan Yew world: is his strategic vision still relevant?/ Han Fook Kwang

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HAN Fook Kwang

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In: RSIS Commentary No 061, 01 April 2019 (F31)Summary: Singapore's founding prime minister Lee Kuan Yew shaped the country's foreign policy since its independence in 1965. But the world has changed much with the shifting geopolitical balance of power and disruptions caused by digital technology. Are Lee's thinking and strategic vision still relevant in this new world?

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Singapore's founding prime minister Lee Kuan Yew shaped the country's foreign policy since its independence in 1965. But the world has changed much with the shifting geopolitical balance of power and disruptions caused by digital technology. Are Lee's thinking and strategic vision still relevant in this new world?

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