Singaporean communitarianism

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Conservatism in Singapore
Ideologies Authoritarian Capitalist Authoritarian State Welfare Communitarian Fiscal Lee Kuan Yew Thought Moderate National Civic Pragmatic Progressive Social
Principles Anti-communism Asian values Authority Confucianism Economic globalization Free trade Elitism Meritocracy Family values Filial piety Law and order Multiracialism Pragmatism Rule of law Death penalty Drug prohibition Judicial caning Secularism Social order
People Balakrishnan Chan Chua Goh (Chok Tong) Goh (Keng Swee) Heng Lee (Hsien Loong) Lee (Kuan Yew) Mahbubani Ng Ong Rajah Rajaratnam Shanmugam Shanmugaratnam Tan Teo Toh Wong (Kan Seng) Wong (Lawerence) Yeo
Parties and organisations People's Action Party Central Executive Committee
Related topics Lee family City-state Temasek Holdings
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Singaporean communitarianism was founded by Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew in 1959 under the People's Action Party (PAP).