The political power is extremely centralized in the government and it is a bureaucraticcountry. Although the elections are being held often, the offices are mostly assigned insteadof elected. The government put efforts in communicating the decisions and policies to the
public instead of gathering their opinion. The reason of that is after the “Depoliticizeâ€
•the power structure in 1965, the government is convinced by a concept that a city statewithout natural resources, if keeping the political centralized and narrow, the economic and
political stability are maintained. The People’s Action Party dominated the Singaporean
politics since the independence from leaving the Federal of Malaysia in 1965. Singapore is
classed as a “Hybridâ€
• country by the Economist intelligent unit because Singaporeanpolitics is a mixture of bureaucracy and democracy. Also Freedom House rank Singapore as
“partly freeâ€
•. Western democracies considered the Singaporean government is closer tobureaucratic instead of democratic or illiberal and procedural democratic. Some peopleconsidered Singaporean government to be social democratic that listens to the opinions andfeedback on policies and lawmaking process instead of purely according to the will of government. However some of the policies consist of socialism, for example; the freeeducation and government owned public housing. These policies help the dominancegovernment controlled the local economics and majority of real-estate. However, Singaporeis famous for its anti- corruption policies which also are an attraction to foreign investment.Singapore is ranked the least corruption country in Asia and the cleanest country in the world
by the Transparent International. The World Bank’s governance indicators also ranked
Singapore highly rule on laws, control of corruption and government effectiveness, howeverthe political openness and human rights are lacking
The political power is extremely centralized in the government and it is a bureaucraticcountry. Although the elections are being held often, the offices are mostly assigned insteadof elected. The government put efforts in communicating the decisions and policies to the public instead of gathering their opinion. The reason of that is after the “Depoliticize―the power structure in 1965, the government is convinced by a concept that a city statewithout natural resources, if keeping the political centralized and narrow, the economic and political stability are maintained. The People’s Action Party dominated the Singaporeanpolitics since the independence from leaving the Federal of Malaysia in 1965. Singapore isclassed as a “Hybrid― country by the Economist intelligent unit because Singaporeanpolitics is a mixture of bureaucracy and democracy. Also Freedom House rank Singapore as“partly free―. Western democracies considered the Singaporean government is closer tobureaucratic instead of democratic or illiberal and procedural democratic. Some peopleconsidered Singaporean government to be social democratic that listens to the opinions andfeedback on policies and lawmaking process instead of purely according to the will of government. However some of the policies consist of socialism, for example; the freeeducation and government owned public housing. These policies help the dominancegovernment controlled the local economics and majority of real-estate. However, Singaporeis famous for its anti- corruption policies which also are an attraction to foreign investment.Singapore is ranked the least corruption country in Asia and the cleanest country in the world by the Transparent International. The World Bank’s governance indicators also ranked Singapore highly rule on laws, control of corruption and government effectiveness, howeverthe political openness and human rights are lacking
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