9798280953864 - the failure of success: the singapore story de chettiar, kannappan (5 resultados)

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. What happens when a nation becomes a victim of its own success? Singapore rose from the ashes to become a model city-state - efficient, clean, and globally admired. But behind this pristine image lies a growing silence, a culture of compliance, and a system struggling to hear its own people.… In The Failure of Success, Kannappan Chettiar - legal scholar, clean-tech inventor, and former educator who once built a $50 million enterprise - breaks the silence. With clarity and conviction, he reveals how Singapore's very success has become its greatest threat. Through real-life encounters, sharp political insight, and bold truth-telling, this book exposes: The erosion of trust between citizens and institutions How over-centralization is weakening innovation and free speech The quiet exodus of thinkers, inventors, and reformers Why fear - not prosperity - now shapes policy decisions This is not a book of complaints. It is a call to reclaim courage. To reimagine success not as control, but as resonance - between leaders and the led, between policy and purpose. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. What happens when a nation becomes a victim of its own success? Singapore rose from the ashes to become a model city-state - efficient, clean, and globally admired. But behind this pristine image lies a growing silence, a culture of compliance, and a system struggling to hear its own people.… In The Failure of Success, Kannappan Chettiar - legal scholar, clean-tech inventor, and former educator who once built a $50 million enterprise - breaks the silence. With clarity and conviction, he reveals how Singapore's very success has become its greatest threat. Through real-life encounters, sharp political insight, and bold truth-telling, this book exposes: The erosion of trust between citizens and institutions How over-centralization is weakening innovation and free speech The quiet exodus of thinkers, inventors, and reformers Why fear - not prosperity - now shapes policy decisions This is not a book of complaints. It is a call to reclaim courage. To reimagine success not as control, but as resonance - between leaders and the led, between policy and purpose. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.