A recently released book, titled "Lee Hsien Loong and Singapore," provides an in-depth review of the former Prime Minister's leadership from 2004 to 2024. Published by the Institute of Policy Studies on September 8, the work explores the significant national transformations that occurred during his tenure, specifically addressing challenges like the Covid-19 pandemic. The volume is organized into four thematic areas covering economic, foreign, and social policies, as well as broader political and societal developments. Edited by Gillian Koh, Chua Mui Hoong, and Terence Ho, the book features a collection of essays authored by various experts, including seasoned diplomats, journalists, and policy analysts such as Tommy Koh and Bilahari Kausikan. This compilation serves as a comprehensive record of Singapore's evolution under Lee's governance.
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