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On the Selection of Good Leaders in a Political Meritocracy [PDF]
This chapter examines which abilities and virtues should set the standard for the selection and promotion of public officials/servants so that China's political system can be improved. The discussion draws on the following assumptions: it is good for a political community to be governed by high-quality rulers; China's one (ruling) party political ...
Daniel A. Bell
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Classic Confucian Thought and Political Meritocracy: A Text-based Critique [PDF]
Recent debates on Confucian meritocracy largely center around outright normative critiques rather than its textual basis. The unflattering upshot is the lack of attention to a mode of critique that scrutinizes Confucian meritocracy by questioning the way
Yutang Jin
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Political meritocracy and relational equality [PDF]
Political meritocracy, the idea of a political system in which the rules and institutions are designed with the aim to distribute formal political power in accordance with competence and moral character, is often regarded as objectionable because, among ...
鍾文耀, Chung, Man-yiu
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Political Meritocracy Based on Public Reason
Fudan Journal of the Humanities and Social SciencesZhiwei Wang
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Political meritocracy and democratic republic
Ctizen&the World, 2021이 논문은 정치적 차원의 능력주의(meritocracy)가 민주주의를 어떻게 위협하는지를 살펴보고 민주공화국의 이념에 비추어 그 극복 가능성을 모색하려는 목표를 갖고 있다. 능력주의는 정치적 차원에서는 주로 서구 사회들을 휩쓸고 있는 포퓰리즘 현상과 관련하여 서구 주류 중도 좌파 정당들이 불평등을 정당화하고 확대재생산하는 능력주의 이데올로기에 포섭되어 있다는 점에 초점을 두고 분석된다. 그러나 능력주의는 자본주의에 기초한 현대 민주정치 전반의 이데올로기적 지향의 핵심에 자리 잡고 있을 뿐만 아니라, 오늘날의 민주주의가 특별한 종류의 과두정으로 전락하게 된 배경을 이루고 있다.
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Political meritocracy and populism: cure or curse?
Democratization, 2021A decade ago, populism was described as being “on the rise globally”. Now, even in the world’s strongest democracies, it has become a predominant and worrying phenomenon, to such an extent that res...
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Political Meritocracy in China
2022Abstract This chapter distinguishes between the ideal and the reality of political meritocracy in China and asks what’s necessary to reduce the gap between the two. The first section lays out the theoretical case for justifying political hierarchies between rulers and citizens in large-scale political communities (such as China) that do ...
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Confucian Meritocracy, Political Legitimacy, and Constitutional Democracy
Philosophy & Social Criticism, 2020The article will argue that neither what may be called ‘multiple legitimacies’ nor what Leigh Jenco refers to as the hybrid view of legitimacy provides substantial guidance in reconceiving legitimacy in the increasingly pluralistic region of East Asia. Instead, a more helpful view of political legitimacy can be drawn from John Rawls’s liberal principle
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From China’s “Political Meritocracy” to “Just Hierarchy”
European Journal of Comparative Law and Governance, 2021Abstract Students of comparative constitutional design grapple with myriad complex normative and empirical issues. Prominent among them is the relative effectiveness of different governance regimes. Concerns stemming from the perceived malfunctioning of modern democracies have intensified efforts to diagnose and rectify the supposedly proliferating ...
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The Limits of Confucian Political Meritocracy
Abstract This chapter rejects the major models of governance that have been examined in the previous chapter. The crux of the argument is that in industrialized pluralistic societies, democratic institutions are crucial to identifying collective problems and determining how they can be effectively solved.openaire +1 more source

