Singapore is often described as a guided democracy, where the government maintains tight control over political and social issues. However, some feel this control has become too restrictive, preventing citizens from freely expressing themselves through activities like dancing on tables. The article discusses tensions between allowing more individual freedoms versus preserving social order in Singapore's political system.

1. Dancing on tables in Singapore's guided democracy
Puri, Anjali
Contemporary Review; Jun 2003; 282, 1649; ProQuest Research Library
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