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Can democracies learn from China's meritocratic system?/ Daniel A Bell

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BELL Daniel A

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In: Current History: November 2017, pp.315-319 (20)Summary: The article highlights by learning from aspects of imperfect meritocratic systems including style political meritocracy systems. The Chinese political system arguably is the most competitive in the world today.

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The article highlights by learning from aspects of imperfect meritocratic systems including style political meritocracy systems. The Chinese political system arguably is the most competitive in the world today.

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