Kishore Mahbubani | Academic Influence

Why Is Kishore Mahbubani Influential?

According to Wikipedia, Kishore Mahbubani is a Singaporean academic, diplomat and geopolitical consultant. During his stint at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs between 1971 and 2004, he served as Singapore's Permanent Representative to the United Nations on two occasions and held the position of President of the United Nations Security Council between January 2001 and May 2002.

Kishore Mahbubani's Published Works

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Published Papers

The New Asian Hemisphere: The Irresistible Shift of Global Power to the East (337)
The Pacific Way (153)
The Dangers of Decadence: What the Rest Can Teach the West (89)
The Great Convergence: Asia, the West, and the Logic of One World (80)
GOOD GOVERNANCE IN THE 21ST CENTURY (65)
The pacific impulse (64)
Can Asians Think (63)
Can Asians Think? Understanding the Divide between East and West (57)
The Case Against the West (31)
Charting a New Course (29)
Comparative political culture in the age of globalization : an introductory anthology (27)
The ASEAN Miracle: A Catalyst for Peace (26)
Beyond the Age of Innocence: Rebuilding Trust Between America and the World (23)
Peeling Away the Western Veneer (19)
The United States: “Go East, Young Man” (19)
How the economy will look after the Coronavirus pandemic (18)
Is China Expansionist? (18)
Has the West Lost It?: A Provocation (15)
The Dangers of Democratic Delusions (14)
An Asia-Pacific Consensus (14)
The OECD: A Classic Sunset Organisation (11)
The impending demise of the postwar system (9)
The World Health Organization (WHO) (8)
New Asian Perspectives on Governance (8)
China-India relations : cooperation and conflict (7)
The ASEAN Miracle (6)
From Confucius to Kennedy: Principles of East Asian Governance (6)
Results Matter : Pragmatism Prevails in Asia (6)
An Asian Perspective on Human Rights and Freedom of the Press (6)
Lessons for the West from Asian Capitalism (5)
Can Asia re-legitimize global governance? (5)
Asia's Role in Global Governance: World Economic Forum Global Redesign Initiative - Singapore Hearing (5)
Beyond the Age of Innocence: A Worldly View of America (4)
The Kampuchean Problem: A Southeast Asian Perception (4)
Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy:Building a Global Policy School in Asia (4)
America's Place in the Asian Century (4)
Wake up, Washington : The US risks losing Asia (4)
Beyond the Universal: The Cultural Myopia of US Social Science (3)
On the Dawn of the Asian Century (3)
The Great Convergence and the Logic of One World (3)
Human wellbeing and security: a whole of planet approach (3)
Yes we can! The Raffles Dialogue on Human Wellbeing and Security. (3)
It's A Problem That America Is Still Unable To Admit It Will Become #2 To China (2)
The fusion of civilizations (2)
Embedding R2P in a New Universal Declaration of Human Responsibilities (2)
The lessons that smug Europe should learn from Asia (2)
Why Asia Doesn't Have a Donald Trump or Bernie Sanders (1)
Singapore: The Smartest City on Our Planet (1)
Myanmar Coup Could Jump-Start US-China Cooperation, Through Quiet Diplomacy (1)
China-India Relations (1)
When Western Interests Trump Values (1)
Three Scenarios for Singapore’s Political Future (1)
the Global v illage (1)
Diplomacy: Power or Persuasion (1)
Debating Bush's Wars (1)
Comment on “US and East Asian Security under the Obama Presidency: A Japanese Perspective” (1)
How (and why) the United States should help to build the ASEAN economic community (1)
How China Could Win Over the Post-coronavirus World and Leave the US Behind (1)
ASEAN’s Quiet Resilience (1)
Resolving the Dilemma of UNSC Reform (0)
The West Needs to Rethink Its Strategic Goals for Asia (0)
“ASEAN’S PROGRESS IS TRULY REMARKABLE...” (0)
Globalization Is Dead! Long Live Globalization! (0)
Communist Rule Is Good for China (0)
What China Threat? How the United States and China Can Avoid War (0)
The Great Paradox of Donald Trump’s Plan to Combat China (0)
HK People Must Understand They’ve Become a Pawn (0)
The Asian 21st Century (0)
Can the World Order Catch Up with the World? (0)
Was Trump Right or Wrong on China? Biden’s Answer Will Shape the Future (0)
Can the World Health Organization Be Rejuvenated? (0)
Can India Become Stronger Than China? Yes, It Can (0)
ASEAN As A Living , Breathing Modern Miracle (0)
Pragmatism Should Be Retained As Singapore’s Governing Philosophy (0)
Why Attempts to Build a New Anti-China Alliance Will Fail (0)
Consensus Rather than Contest will Secure Singapore’s Future (0)
Great Battles Require Strategic Discipline—And Washington Needs It in This Crisis (0)
How Dangerous Is China? (0)
Is Humanity Rational (0)
Singapore: A Zero Car Ownership City (0)
UN: A Sunrise Organization? (0)
Can Asia reshape global governance? (0)
Una ascensión pacífica en común (0)
Can Asia Help Biden? (0)
Second Raffles Dialogue on Human Well-Being and Security (0)
Introduction (0)
The West Should Heed Napoleon’s Advice and Let China Sleep (0)
East Asia’s New Edge (0)
The Hypocrisy of the West (0)
Singapore and the Security Council (0)
Can a Planet in Peril Contain Geopolitical Rivalries? (0)
Foreword (0)
What is the biggest challenge in managing large cities (0)
Asia, Say No to NATO (0)
Pol pot: The paradox of moral correctness (0)
Singapore and the ASEAN Secretariat: A Marriage Made in Heaven (0)
Asian Inheritors of a Western Legacy? (0)
Kishore Mahbubani [Singapore, Diplomat, Dean of Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy] (0)
The Future Is Upon Us ‐ Spring 2005 (0)
Obama, Look East (0)
India: A Brave and Imaginative Superpower? (0)
What Do US Capitol Attack and the West’s Covid-19 Death Rates Have in Common? (0)
What Biden Will Mean for the Rest of the World (0)
The Opportunity of the Cartoon Crisis (0)
Be quick Europe, or miss out on the asian century (0)
East and West: Trust or Distrust? (0)
Civilizations (0)
Obama in Asia: West Looks East After the “End of History” (0)
The Soviet Union Destroyed the West by Voluntarily Destroying Itself (0)
Diplomacy: Power or Persuasion (0)
China: Threat or Opportunity? (0)
Can Humanity Make U-turns? (0)
Europe in the 21st Century: Powerful and Powerless (0)
Biden Should Summon the Courage to Reverse Course on China (0)
The Rise of Asia: Kishore Mahbubani Foresees a Crisis in the Management of the World Order Unless the West Changes Course (0)
Why the ‘India Way’ May Be the World’s Best Bet for Moral Leadership (0)
India: A Brave and Imaginative Superpower? (0)
The world in 10 years (0)
Globalization Is Dead! Long Live Globalization! (0)
Peace and Prosperity through World Trade: Trade in the new Asian hemisphere (0)
India: Emerging as Eastern or Western Power? (0)
Trump, Macron and the Poverty of Liberalism (0)
Can America Escape Plutocracy? (0)
Multilateral Diplomacy (0)
Why the Trump Administration Has Helped China (0)
Covid-19 ‘Enhanced China’s Position in the World Order’ (0)
Technoeconomic and Life Cycle Analysis fo Bio-Energy with Carbon Capture and Storage (BECCS) Baseline (0)
Reflections of a Founding Dean (0)
Why American Presidents Matter (0)
Keeping the ship on course (0)
Democracy or Plutocracy? America’s Existential Question (0)
Prospects for a Settlement in Cambodia (0)
The Master Multilateral Diplomat: The Seven Pillars of Tommy Koh’s Wisdom (0)
Foreword (0)
India’s Tryst with the Asian Century (0)
Emerging Powers, a Declining West, and Multilateralism (0)
Biden Should Appear ‘Tough & Fierce’ on China, but Cooperate ‘Below the Radar’ (0)
Thirty Years After: The Dialectics of Confrontation (0)
A ‘Yellow Peril’ Revival Fueling Western Fears of China’s Rise (0)

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