Book Review: Kenneth Paul Tan,Singapore: Identity,Brand,Power

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Tan K. P. (2018). Singapore: Identity, brand, power. Cambridge, United Kingdom: Cambridge University Press.

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Inglehart R. & Welzel C. (2009). How development leads to democracy: What we know about modernization. Foreign Affairs, March/April.

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Low D. (2014). Good meritocracy, bad meritocracy. In Low D. & Vadaketh S. (Eds.), Hard choices: challenging the Singapore consensus (pp. 48–58). Singapore: National University of Singapore.

Poulantzas N. (1973). Political power and social classes (T. O'Hagan, Trans.). London: NLB.