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Singapore's forward engagement with China's belt and road initiative: coping with asymmetry, consolidating authority/ Irene Chan

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CHAN Irene

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SINGAPORE -- CHINA -- BELT AND ROAD INITIATIVE -- ASYMMETRY -- AUTHORITY -- LEGITIMACY

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In: Asian Perspective Vol.45, No. 4, Fall 2021, pp.709-733 (11)Summary: This article analyzes how the structural effects of Singapore's asymmetrical relations with China have been filtered by the ruling People's Action Party's (PAP) legitimation efforts for authority consolidation, and why these have resulted in Singapore's proactive and forward embrace of the BRI.

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This article analyzes how the structural effects of Singapore's asymmetrical relations with China have been filtered by the ruling People's Action Party's (PAP) legitimation efforts for authority consolidation, and why these have resulted in Singapore's proactive and forward embrace of the BRI.

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