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China can stop North Korea’s dynasty?

By Free Media Online · September 3, 2010 · Comments Off
NED · Tagged: authoritarianism, because-the-dauphin, communist, dauphin, dictatorships, north, North Korea, party, political-engineering, precisely-because, succession, the-dauphin, the-succession, will-concur

Democracy Digest from the National Endowment for Democracy (NED): The forthcoming congress of North Korea’s ruling Workers’ Party is expected to endorse Kim Jong-Il’s attempt to have his son succeed him in “a feat of political engineering that would be a first in the Communist world: extending dynastic rule to a third generation.” The ruling clique will concur in the succession precisely because the dauphin

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China can stop North Korea’s dynasty?

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