The "Little Red Dot": Overcoming Vulnerability
Reflecting on the metaphor of the "Little Red Dot" and the concept of "exceptionalism".
Key Questions
- 1Where did the term "Little Red Dot" originate and what does it signify?
- 2How does Singapore continue to address its lack of natural resources?
- 3What are the future challenges for Singapore's survival in the 21st century?
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