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Why China won’t rule the world

By Free Media Online · May 19, 2010 · Comments Off
China, NED · Tagged: asia, authoritarianism, chaos-suggests, China, democracy, hype, ngos/civil society, rule of law, the-hype

Democracy Digest from the National Endowment for Democracy (NED): The blend of political authoritarianism and market capitalism that is now lauded as the China model—or Beijing consensus – has lately secured a surprising amount of favorable comment and analysis. Interestingly, much of the hype comes from abroad, possibly because “Chinese leaders’ fear of chaos suggests they themselves are not convinced that they have found the

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