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100			_aIAN Chong Ja _eAuthor
245			_aGreat Power Competition in Small States: _bThe Case of Singapore/ _cChong Ja Ian
260			_c2025
520			_aAs a smaller actor in world affairs, Singapore perhaps feels the ups and down in major power relations more than most. Singapore historically benefitted from acting as a conduit for commercial interest among major powers, even before its establishment as a nation state. Singapore must now navigate these more complicated new circumstances, but policy inertia and the cost of adjustment may limit its ability to undertake such shifts.
598			_aSINGAPORE, SMALL STATES, GREAT POWER COMPETITION, US-CHINA RIVLRY
650			_aSINGAPORE
650			_aGREAT POWER COMPETITION
773			_gAsian Perspective, Vol.49, No. 1, WINTER 2025, Pg. 21-51
856			_uhttps://muse.jhu.edu/article/953084 _zClick here for full text
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