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The Rise Of China, Along With Problems Of Governance In Democratic Countries, Has Reinvigorated The Theory Of Political Meritocracy. But What Is The Theory Of Political Meritocracy And How Can It Set Standards For Evaluating Political Progress (and Regress)? Can Meritocracy Be Reconciled With Democracy And If So, How? What Is The History Of Political Meritocracy And What Can It Teach Us Today? How Is Political Meritocracy Practiced In Contemporary Societies - In China, Singapore, And Elsewhere - And What Are Its Advantages And Disadvantages In Terms Of Producing Just Outcomes And Contributing To Good Governance? To Help Answer These Questions, This Volume Gathers A Series Of Commissioned Research Papers From An Interdisciplinary Group Of Leading Philosophers, Historians, And Social Scientists. The Result Is The First Book In Decades To Examine The Rise (or Revival) Of Political Meritocracy And What It Will Mean For Political Developments In China And The Rest Of The World. Despite Its Limitations, Meritocracy Has Contributed Much To Human Flourishing In East Asia And Beyond And Will Continue To Do So In The Future. This Book Is Essential Reading For Those Who Wish To Further The De

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Author
Bell, Daniel A(Editor);Li, Chenyang(Editor)
Publisher
Cambridge University Press (Virtual Publishing)
Published
2013
Language
EN
ISBN
9781107623774
Category
nonfiction
Subjects
Political Science, Social Science, Social_sciences

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