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Constitutional Change in Singapore’s Elected Presidency: Navigating Questions of Ethnic Identity and Representation

By jaclyn.lneo3 January 201818 July 2019
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Tan Cheng Bock’s Constitutional Challenge: Who is the First Elected President?

By singaporepubliclaw29 July 201718 July 2019
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From Eligibility to Election: The Mechanics of the Presidential Poll

By jacklee14 December 201618 July 2019
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Past Imperfect, Future Tense: The Elected Presidency and the Constitutional Development of an ‘Ever Evolving Hybrid’

By singaporepubliclaw5 December 201618 July 2019
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Mandates, Majorities and the Legitimacy of the Elected President (Part II of II)

By kevintan30 November 201618 July 2019
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Constitutional law Constitutional principles Presidential elections

Mandates, Majorities and the Legitimacy of the Elected President (Part I of II)

By kevintan29 November 201618 July 2019
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