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...16、Ancient Thinkers Share the Same Theme and Philosophy 17、The Philosophy of Yin and Yang and Social System 18、The Essential Difference between Chinese Culture and Western Culture 19、Chinese Culture Is a System Culture 20、Western Culture Is the Individual Culture. 21、Why Must Individualistic Culture Go with System Culture? 22、Chinese Feudal System Culture...

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... A diary written to God, accusing all of the worldGod let me tell you that traditional Chinese medicine can end the catastrophe of the ... ... book.In order to better your understanding, I have had these articles translated from Chinese toEnglish, as you will see, but I have not fact-checked... ...o it is just foryour reference. For the original meaning of the articles, refer to the Chinese version.The Chinese version is in my website: http://ww... ... April 2004, when China’s new prime minister and chairman just took office, soon I saw Chinesenews about the event of the Tieben Steel Company.I was s... ...orm of state-owned enterprises and reported and gavepublicity to the situations to the Chinese government at all levels for many times throughnetwork ... ...economicrelations between people themselves must be radically changed. The concepts of democracy,freedom, human rights, sovereignty, the political pow... ...ongly supporting the imposition of high inheritance tax at onceabout 2007 82. Chinese democracy will begin from the imposition of inheritance taxabou... ...2014.9.26 13. Essence of terrorism is theocracy replacing kingship2014.12.1 14. No democracy in Islamic areas2014.12.7 15. The devil is set free... ...s that the scientific communism unifies the world2015.7.9 56. The problem of Europe: Democracy has encouraged Islamic heresy2015.7.14 57. Iran sho...

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...1 LIBERAL DEMOCRACY AND ITS GLOBAL INFLUENCE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 Features of a Liberal Democracy . . . . . . . . .2 Global Political Trends . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7 Notes . . . . . . . . . . . ...

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...Fairchild Research Information Center Cataloging DataSharp, Walter Gary. Democracy and deterrence : foundations for an enduring world peace / Walter... ...ferences and index. ISBN 978-1-58566-180-0 1. Deterrence (Strategy) 2. Democracy. 3. War—Prevention. I. Title. 327.172—dc22 D... ...WLEDGMENTS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . x 1 LIBERAL DEMOCRACY AND ITS GLOBAL INFLUENCE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... .... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 Features of a Liberal Democracy. . . . . . . . . . . 2 Global Political Trends . .... .... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 119 6 CORRELATIVE VALUES OF DEMOCRACY. . . . . 123 The Human-Development Benefits ... ...China andEnlightenment Europe. During the Ch’in (Qin) Dynasty (221–206BC), Chinese philosophers, influenced by Sun Tzu’s The Art ofWar (c. 490 BC), wr... ...lements of continental-European civil-law systems, Anglo-American law, and Chinese classical thought Civil-law system, with Islamic law significant in... ... American Library, 1961.Hanzhang, Tao. Sun Tzu’s “Art of War”: The Modern Chinese Interpretation. Translated by Yuan Shibing. New York: Sterling ... ... Chile/Chilean, 35, 67balance of power, 1, 25–26, 29–30, 39, China/Chinese, 13–14, 19, 39, 61, 67, 107, 111, 238, 244 125, 129,...

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...rporations, pay for the political campaigns of politicians who will then serve their agenda. A government directed by a small, wealthy elite is not a democracy; it is a plutocracy. This book is a guide that empowers people to become effective activists who can transform our plutocracy into a democracy....

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...From the preface: A democracy is a system of government by the eligible members of a nation, typically through elected representatives. If the majority of these elected officials do not represent a nation's citizens, if instead they chiefly repr...

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...s 10. Tools for Determining the Steps of Campaigns 11. The Communication & Education Team 12. Fundraising 13. After a Campaign 14. International Democracy or Global Oligarchy 15. How Victory Will Happen Acknowledgments Resources ...

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... Title:Democracy for the Rest of Us: A strategy guide to transform the US plutocracy into a democracy 1 ... ...Campaigns11. The Communication & Education Team12. Fundraising13. After a Campaign14. International Democracy or Global Oligarchy15. How Victory Will ... ... 3NotesBibliography 4 Preface A democracy is a system of government by the eligibl... ...itizens, if insteadthey chiefly represent the interests of one affluent class, that nation is not a democracy. In the United States, the wealthy 1 ... ...compete with China. In contrast, China has a centrallycontrolled economy. In fact, the elite of the Chinese Communist Party are themselves a richoliga... ...wer jobs, and workers will havefurther diminished power in the world. In addition, a dictatorial Chinese oligarchy will control the largest economy... ...ploited waged labor; followed by Mexicans when they lost their land holdings andbecame wage-slaves. Chinese, Filipino, Japanese, and other Asian Pacif... ...aughter and advisor, made millions from a line of clothing produced in Asiansweatshops. In both the Chinese and the Indonesian factories producing her... ...ctories producing her label, laborerscomplained of poverty-level wages and abuse from managers. The Chinese factory producingher fashion line gets awa...

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...Thanks to Dr. Smarandache for his interest in Chinese culture. I cannot decline his warm request to write the preface, even with my fragments of knowledge – no insight nor wisdom, and therefore can be misleading. I have been extremely regretful for my ideological errors ...

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...On the Cultural Contrast: East-West, preface by F. Liu. 4 -- Abstract by the Translator to the Chinese Translation of Neutrosophics. 12 -- Preface by the Translator to the Chinese Translation of Neutrosophics. 13 -- Biography of the Translator. 18 -- Publication Review by F. Liu. 22 -- Annotation in the Chinese Transla...

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...t-West, preface by F. Liu .………….…..………………….4Abstract by the Translator to the Chinese Translation of Neutrosophics….………….…12Preface by the Translator ... ...hinese Translation of Neutrosophics….………….…12Preface by the Translator to the Chinese Translation of Neutrosophics………………....13Biography of the Transla... ...….18Publication Review by F. Liu…………………………………………………..………..22Annotation in the Chinese Translation of Neutrosophics………………..………………27Neutrosophic Dialogu... ...61, P. R. China1. Introduction Thanks to Dr. Smarandache for his interest in Chinese culture. I cannot decline his warm request to writethe preface, ... ...ease note that I am limited in my knowledge and enlightenment of the giant of Chinese heritage. Ican express nothing more than my personal bias.In wha... ... progress in retrogression, anti-human-rights inhuman rights’ propaganda, non-democracy in the democratic system, and inequality in an equal society. ... ...0-3 year are of crucial importance for the life span.) Social Paradox: In a democracy should the non-democratic ideas be allowed? a) If non-democra... ...s be allowed? a) If non-democratic ideas are allowed, then it is no longer a democracy. (The non-democratic ideas mayoverturn the society.) b) If ot... ...her ideas are not allowed, even those that are non-democratic, then again the democracy no longerexists because the freedom of speech is restricted. (...

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...ook collected 20 articles written by prestigious experts of the world. They cover topics from fundamental theory, constitution and other branches of Chinese laws. Thanks to digitalization, all of these articles are re-printed here in full-text and almost in their original forms....

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... Li (ed.) Turku, Finland InformythSelected Readings in Chinese Legal System iii iv Selected Readings in Chi... ...15. All rights reserved.Made in the Republic of FinlandSelected Readings in Chinese Legal SystemFirst Edition, First Impression, February 2015ISBN 978... ...urku, Finland vi Preface“Chinese legal system” is becoming an increasingly interesting course in Eu... ...hey cover topics fromfundamental theory, constitution and other branches of Chinese laws. Thanks to digitalization, all ofthese articles are re-printe... ... Conflict. 5. Grinvald, Leah Chan. 2008. Making Much Ado about Theory: The Chinese Trademark Law, 15 MICH. TELECOMM. TECH. L. REV., V... ...ical model of Chinese characteristics,which is neither conventional Western democracy nor conventionalSocialism, it can also create a legal model of i... ...), No. 9, 2001, at 22.64 See “How China’s Judiciary Faces the New Century”, Democracy and Legal System Monthly (in Chinese), No. 2, 2000, at 80.65 Se... ...: [T]he Communist Party of China leads the people in promoting socialist democracy. It integrates its leadership, the position of the people as ... ...elopment under socialism with Chinese characteristics, expands socialist democracy, improves the socialist legal system, builds a socialist country...

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...ed us to clarify thesituation: West Germany was occidental because itwas a democracy that favored capitalism, whereasEast Germany was but an oriental ... ... 7that were communist countries and do not want tofollow the rules of democracy and free trade do notbelong to the occidental world. Hence, I wou... ...to destroy society. All schoolsare Orwellian ministries of propaganda. The Chineseboy who submits to neo-communism corresponds tothe Belgian girl who ... ...ols where there are classes that are better thanothers. Thanks to options (Chinese, Russian, math foradvanced students…), the principal forms groups t... ...ever, statistics must not deceive us. Forinstance, in the Pisa report, the Chinese communistgovernment authorized only the publication of thestatistic... ...anindependent country. In fact, when Asian regions areless urbanized, like Chinese Taipei (Formosa orTaiwan), the students’ exam results are less bril... ...re harder to learn than others. Forinstance, children strive hard to learn Chinesebecause there is no alphabet: each ideogram must be ... ...h is becoming a major componentof occidental democracies. It is clear that democracycompels politicians to entice citizens to make a choicebetween peo... ...nts the rest. He keepssaying that he wants to spread the values of freedom,democracy and tolerance, but he does not care aboutthe soldiers who will di...

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...ement of national and cross-border information flows, and politically and culturally-induced organizational practices have brought about a distinctly Chinese approach to the implementation of Industry 4.0. The author guides Western companies in the design of cybersecurity-compliant Sinocentric high-tech so-lutions to improve their chances of succeeding in one of the world’...

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... 1.1 Opportunities and Challenges Resulting from China’s Industry 4.0 Transformation 3 1.1.1 The Challenges of Adapting Industry 4.0 Solutions to Chinese Contexts 3 Understanding the cybersecurity regime’s Industry 4.0 impact 4 Grasping the dynamics of Chinese political and economic systems 12 Adjusting to an ambiguous regulatory environment 18 Acknowledging the st...

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...assistance. First, I would like to thankthe China Info 100 platform and my Chinese friends and colleagues. I would also like toviexpress my gratitude ... ............... 3 1.1.1 The Challenges of Adapting Industry 4.0 Solutions to Chinese Contexts .. 3 Understanding the cybersecurity regime’s Industr... ...e’s Industry 4.0 impact .................. 4 Grasping the dynamics of Chinese political and economic systems..........12 Adjusting to an amb... ..........................18 Acknowledging the strength and longevity of Chinese culture ..................23 1.1.2 The Opportunities Provided by C... ...nvironment ....................38 Selling to global markets shaped by Chinese preferences ........................421.2 Visions of Industry 4.0 V... ...inese Characteristics to be a much morepromising system than Western-style democracy. The tremendous political and eco-nomic achievements of the Peopl... ...se, and I believe that all ofthose of us who would like to promote greater democracy, greater freedom of expressionin China would also be at a loss.”3... ... of their personal view. Emphasizing obedience to superiors and confining democracy to mere consultationidentifies Chinese democratic centralism as a... ...ds more toward be-nevolent authoritarianism than Western ideals of liberal democracy. The government ad-vocates the superiority of democratic centrali...

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... missiles of Islam. Well, as if to addinsult to injury, Zia famously declared that democracy wouldn’t suit the Muslim genius,nevermind their theologia... ...rse in tow with their hangerson, vying for its politico-economic pie. Besides, the democracy brought into thepositions of power the jāgirdārs of the N... ...ereditary setups. That being the case, isn’t it stupid even tomurmur that we are a democracy, leave alone proclaim that ours is the biggest, or is itt... ...e a democracy, leave alone proclaim that ours is the biggest, or is itthe largest, democracy on earth? Though, thanks to the British, Hindustan got r... ...orm that invariably tatteredIndia’s moral fabric. Maybe, the presidential form of democracy on the American lines would have servedIndia better but t... ...n-hearted, after the demise of his pet panchshēl in theignominy of a defeat at the Chinese hands in the Himalayas, the Indian democracy hadhad its fir... ...of theirGhazwa-e-Hind illusion and dar al-Islam world delusion, at least after the Chinesetreatment of their Uyghur brethren. Whatever, the depravitie... ...r, is bound to wear the others’ patience thin, whereby prompting them toborrow the Chinese Hammer to drive ‘good sense’ into their bigoted heads. In a... ...ammer to drive ‘good sense’ into their bigoted heads. In all this,there is another Chinese lesson for the Hindu nationalists in that as the world rega...

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...y books of far-right leaders and political thinkers. The fiery language may be seen as hurtful to some readers, but free speech is the cornerstone of democracy. Ironically, Chun is against Western democracy and only favors a Chinese-style kind of government, but only in a Western democracy could a book like this be freely read. Chun’s book is a great example of the need to...

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...In order to better your understanding, part of the articles is translated from Chinese to English asyou will see, but I have not fact-checked the tran... ... so it isjust for your reference. For the original meaning of the article, the Chinese version shall prevail.The Chinese version is in my website: htt... ...d to translate this book into any target text other thanEnglish and simplified Chinese to be published and disseminated in any form without notifyingt... ...te that in case of discrepancy, the original version of the book in simplified Chineseshall prevail. 3 Conten... ...。。。。。 58about 21. The essential difference between Chinese culture and Western2007 culture。。。。。。。。。。 ... ...2007 once。。。。。。。。。。。。 7about 85. Chinese democracy will begin from the imposition of inheritance 242007 ... ... 9 96. Hong Kong is the trash of 272014.8.24 democracy。。。。。。。。。。。。。。。。。。。。。。。。。。。。。。。。。。。 1 9... ...。。。。。。。。。。。。。。。。。。。。。。。。。。。。。。。。。。 0 112. Taiwan’s democracy is the world’s dirtiest 312015.8.10 democracy。。。。。。... ...hip。。。。。。。。。。。。。。。。。。。。。。。 6 127. No democracy in Islamic 342014.12.1 areas。。。。。。。。。。。。。。。。。。。。...

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... to justify violent intervention and maldevelopment abroad, Parenti shows how the conversion to a global economy is a victory of finance capital over democracy....

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... Dreadful Success Unexamined Assumptions Macho Posturing In the Name of Democracy The Hunt for Red Menace What Are ”Our Interests”? Consistent I... ...Capitalist Closet8. Democratic Governance vs. The State The State Against Democracy Conservative Consistencies An Executive State Exposé as Cover-... ...ost powerful military machine on earth. Its supposedpurpose was to protect democracy from communist aggression, but the U.S. military's actualmission ... ...lism, a victory of empire over republic,international finance capital over democracy. CHAPTER 3 – INTERVENTION: WHOSE GAIN? WHOSE PAIN?Today, t... ...ong with other Western armies to suppress the Boxer Rebellion and keep the Chineseunder the heel of European and North American colonizers. U.S. Marin... ...t quantities of opium into China, itwas not in response to a demand by the Chinese. For the British, it was a devilishly convenient wayof creating a n... ...population in another colony (China).The Opium Wars were an attempt by the Chinese to resist the British-sponsored drug traffic. TheChinese knew that ... ...against Quemoy and Matsu, two tiny offshore islands used by theNationalist Chinese to launch attacks against the mainland. U.S. decisionmakers hinted ... ...and Southeast Asia, or the Kurds,Biafrans, or Palestinians, be it overseas Chinese in Indonesia, East Timorese, Angolans,Mozambicans, Guatemalans, Sal...

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The way representative democracy works means that campaign contributions, lobbying, and bribery are part of “normal” business strategy.

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... Wealth, and Value Chapter 3: Environment and Standard of Living Chapter 4: Measuring Standard of Living Chapter 5: Nordic Model Chapter 6: Swiss Democracy Chapter 7: What Is Capitalism? Chapter 8: Liberalization in Modern Countries Chapter 9: Free Markets or Fossil Fuels? Chapter 10: Markets Could Be Freer Chapter 11: Market Freedom Index Chapter 12: Market Fre...

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.................................................................. 77Chapter 6: Swiss Democracy ............................................................ ...dom and Standard of Living........................... 137Chapter 13: Capitalism or Democracy? ................................................ 141Chap... ...en—It’s Flawed ............................. 480Chapter 36: Defining Oligarchy and Democracy .................................. 483 Different Types o... ...dge the Truth ..................................................... 513Chapter 38: Democracy Isn’t Tyranny .............................................. ...y? Maybe better technology. Maybea new generation of advanced robots. Or maybe the Chinese are producingpharmaceuticals at a fraction of the cost. The... ...armaceuticals at a fraction of the cost. The reason doesn’t matter. (As-suming the Chinese could produce medicine at such a low cost, it wouldn’tbe ba... ...gold on the internationalmarket. If you compare that figure to the number of, say, Chinese yuan ittakes to buy an ounce of gold, you can determine the... ...writing, one US dollar is worth about 1.3 Canadian dollars,20 Mexican pesos, and 7 Chinese yuan. Once you know what each currency is worth compared t... ... Figure 4 Source: World Bank Today, the average Chinese citizen is three times wealthier than the typ-ical Indian. ...

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...m artificial intelligence to public health, from China’s extraordinary economic rise to Turkey’s evolving religious governance, and from ecological democracy to pandemic economics, these chapters are designed to incite thought, inspire dialogue, and deepen understanding. The first chapter, “Sectoral Effects of Artificial Intelligence,” confidently explores how AI is ...

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... economicrise to Turkey’s evolving religious governance, and from ecological democracyto pandemic economics, these chapters are designed to incite tho... ...al identity andpolicy, particularly in recent decades. The fourth chapter, “Democracy and Ecology Interaction throughQuintuple Helix Architecture,” i... ...ies followed during the Mao period did not bringmuch to the country, and the Chinese economy was almost plunged intobankruptcy in the 1970s. However, ... ...se economy was almost plunged intobankruptcy in the 1970s. However, in 1978, Chinese leader Deng initiateda sweeping reform by learning from past mist... ... MEHMETALI KASIMeffectiveness in the Chinese context. However, these efforts largely fellshort of expectations... ...o’s pursuitof ideological policies and anti-western tendencies alienated the Chinese 27THE SECRET OF CHINA’S RAPID RISE IN THE... ...espread famine and economicdisarray (Naughton, 2007). By the late 1970s, the Chinese leadershiprecognized the urgent need for reform. Deng Xiaoping’s ... ...my. Princeton University Press.Rodrik, D. (2011). The globalization paradox: Democracy and the future of the world eco- nomy. New York: W. W. Norto... ...2024 on the 2.4.2024. 49 CHAPTER 4 DEMOCRACY AND ECOLOGY INTERACTION THROUGH QUINTUPLE HELIX ...

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...Lt Col Anthony Mastalir has done policy makers a welcome service by exploring the enigma wrapped in a conundrum which is Chinese space policy, focusing on the Chinese kinetic energy antisatellite (KE-ASAT) test of January 2007. That test ended a de facto moratorium on KE-ASAT tests which the United States and Russia had observed for over two de...

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...e policy makers a welcomeservice by exploring the enigma wrapped in a conundrum whichis Chinese space policy, focusing on the Chinese kinetic energyan... ...player in strategic space, forcinga reevaluation of US capabilities in space as well as Chineseintentions there. Colonel Mastalir examines both that r... ...t reevalu-ation and those intentions, relying on open-source material,particularly from Chinese strategic and military analysts. Of chief interest, o... ...y recognize People’sLiberation Army (PLA) space strategists as their intellectualheirs. Chinese determination to counter strategic “hegemony”on earth ... ...strate national power and superior- viiFOREWORDity. In short, the Chinese, as they emerge from the public docu-ments the author ... ...ized trade relations with the PRC. The brutal 1989 Chinesegovernment suppression of pro-democracy demonstrators atTiananmen Square led to a host of ne... ...May2001/d20010508space.pdf.Russett, Bruce M., and John R. Oneal. Triangulating Peace: Democracy, Interdependence, and International Organiza- tion...

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...nt tocreate a retrospection of what has happened since the introduction of democracy in CapeVerde on January 13, 1991, when for the first time free el... ... islands,resulting in party pluralism that now constitutes the base of our democracy.2 Secondly, I desire to share with all Cape Verdeans certain fu... ...f Cape Verde. These topics include the issues of health,social justice and democracy, the implementation of which should be based on ahumanistic Chris... ... Verdean context – particularlyto the areas of immigration, public health, democracy, education and tourism. Idemonstrate the value of these issues in... ...iples and values of Christian ethics, because we as Cape Verdeans are2 By “democracy” I refer to the democratic state of law, meaning, inter alia, a s... ...ques de guerra, outros povos e nações não devemintervir.122 Isto é, os não chineses não têm o direito nem o dever ou a obrigação moral deintervir, con... ...mo ético (o relativismo meta-ético), aplicado a este caso, afirma quesó os chineses têm a capacidade cognitiva de saber se têm ou não o direito de mat... ...a capacidade cognitiva de saber se têm ou não o direito de matarestudantes chineses numa situação determinada. Por outras palavras, só os chinesespode... ...nd Stewart Sutherland, Kings College, London 1984. (translated into Chinese and Icelandic).Article: “Jewish-Christian Relations, Past and ...

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...rful propaganda apparatus that was mobilized to package, advertise and sell the war to the American people as one that would “Make the World Safe for Democracy.” The CPI would become the blueprint in which marketing strategies for future wars would be based upon. Bernays applied the techniques he had learned in the CPI and, incorporating some of the ideas of Walter Lipm...

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...ri-toriality in China, presenting an exposition of thePowers' stand in the Chinese muddle. What it saysis less important than what it is. It was "made... ...s com-munity, he might as well go out of politics. If oneis dealing with a democracy in which the herd and thegroup follow those whom they recognize a... ...aintain that inti-mate relationship with the public which is necessaryin a democracy. As David Lawrence pointed out in a recent speech,there is need f... ...ould be greatlyimproved under such circumstances. Ours must bea leadership democracy administered by the intelli-gent minority who know how to regimen... ...ator at large of the public. 121 Propaganda In a democracy an educator should, in addition tohis academic duties, bear a def... ...g to sway public opinion is every one's. It is oneof the manifestations of democracy that any one may 135 Propagandatry to co...

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...From this basic research and meetings with Chinese experts both in the United States and in China, the team began to explore the various directions China might take in the future. This exploration is not a forecast of a specific future, but rather is designed to help ...

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..., PhD 6. HARMONIOUS DISCORDANCE: CHINA IN 2030 . . . . . 93 Col John P. Geis II, PhD 7. CONCLUSION: US CAPABILITIES NEEDED TO RESPOND TO POTENTIAL CHINESE CHALLENGES . . . . 109 ABBREVIATIONS . . . 123...

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...P. Geis II, PhD 7. CONCLUSION: US CAPABILITIES NEEDED TO RESPOND TO POTENTIAL CHINESE CHALLENGES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... ...uresFigure 1 Historical boundaries of China . . . . . . . . . . . 8 2 Chinese imperial dynasties and contemporary rule . . ... ... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32 5 China’s trajectory toward free-market democracy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... ...emocracy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36 6 One potential Chinese trajectory toward 2030 . . . . . . . . . . . ... ... 63 16 China’s Corruption Perception Index . . . . . . . 64 17 Chinese Communist Party and military command structur... ... military command structure . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 74 18 Chinese conventional short-range ballistic missile ra... ...ocratic values and Communist rule. Even when China becamea democratic republic in 1912, the democracy existed in name onlybecause Chaing was forced to... ...such as Taiwan and the Republic of Korea.While it is true that Taiwan has adopted a liberal democracy, thecircumstances facilitating that evolution we... ...ngapore. Thoughon the surface Singapore appears to be the model for China to fol-low toward democracy, that analysis may be misleading. First, by1990 ...

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...emocratic nonsense that induces women to remain social inferiors. Hence, she decides to change the world and starts a coup d'état. Unfortunately, the Chinese capture her and sentence her to a thousand years in prison! However, her adventure shows that women can decide their fates and build a better society....

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...ole planetbehaves in the very same way now. I bet you anythingyou like the Chinese are as American as anyCalifornian girl. Soon all of them will speak... ...ll of them will speak English. Itis said that they prefer American food to Chinesefood! One day they will even want to live in ademocracy! Look at the... ... than a monkey. On the scale of theevolution, you are a microbe, a kind of Chinese virus. 7Jessica- Mrs. Marble, I have read i... ...dictatorialconcept which pretends that all citizens are free andequal. Democracy is bullshit! It’s middle-classmediocrity.Barbara... ... have just solved this problem: now theyobey us.Barbara- We should abolish democracy. 22Sandy- It has just been abolished: I a... ...Sandy- I mean those neo-communists called theChinese. We must free the Chinese from ignorance.Those people live in a male dictatorship paved with ... ...ill send big-breastedAmerican girls to China in order to allure the Chinesesoldiers.Pamela- If the American government had done thatduring the ...

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...Democracy may be capable of rational actions, but only if given a chance. Humanitarians should give it that chance by concentrating their scarce energies and resources on those defects in our way of doing politics which make ...

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...anes  /  Tanks  /  Navies  / Interventionary Forces ) • Other Factors Affecting the Military Balance 142 (Technology  /  National Economies  /  Democracy  /  Allies  /  Internal Dissension  /  Homeland Invasion  /  Organizational Inefficiencies  /  Additional Soviet Advantages) • Concluding Remarks 152 • Summary 152 Chapter 7: HISTORY OF THE COLD WAR 15...

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... • Other Factors Affecting the Military Balance 142 (Technology / National Economies / Democracy / Allies / Internal Dissension / Homeland Invasio... ...on, a man who was in a position toassume dictatorial rule but chose, instead, to legislate democracy, greater social justice, mildredistribution of we... ...oviet system lacked elementary freedoms. But it went to greatlengths to create a facade of democracy-such things as a seemingly independent judiciary ... ...essed ideals. Resigning themselves to the realities ofabsolutism and to the pretensions of democracy, they quietly went about their private lives.Yet ... ...y, ormodernize and improve the lot of the Tibetan people. So I shall confine my remarks to Chineseoccupation policies after organized and armed resist... .... A few dry statistics speak for themselves."In Tibet, 100,000 political prisoners toil in Chinese labor camps . . . more than 50 anti-Chineseuprising... ...bor camps . . . more than 50 anti-Chineseuprisings have flared in 25 years. A half-million Chinese occupation troops-one soldier for every 12Tibetans-... ...ssidents were executed inpublic, 3500 more were arrested."44 In 1959, nine years after the Chinese takeover, a nationwideuprising was followed by an e... ...ome 100,000 refugees, including Tibet's politicaland spiritual leader, the Dalai Lama. The Chinese occupation led to "an estimated one millionTibetans...

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... to testify to the profound truth. So our Eastern classics focus on our inner cultivation. However people, including the overwhelming majority of the Chinese, would regard such education as being an extra (to life or science). Please contact the corresponding Taiwan or Singapore websites, where there are plenty of English versions of texts and videos of Buddhism, to reques...

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...On the Cultural Contrast: East-West, preface by F. Liu .……………………………….4 Abstract by the Translator to the Chinese Translation of Neutrosophics………………12 Preface by the Translator to the Chinese Translation of Neutrosophics………………13 Biography of the Translator…………………………………………………………….18 Publication Review by F. Liu……………………………………………...

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...t-West, preface by F. Liu .………….…..………………….4Abstract by the Translator to the Chinese Translation of Neutrosophics….………….…12Preface by the Translator ... ...hinese Translation of Neutrosophics….………….…12Preface by the Translator to the Chinese Translation of Neutrosophics………………....13Biography of the Transla... ...….18Publication Review by F. Liu…………………………………………………..………..22Annotation in the Chinese Translation of Neutrosophics………………..………………27Neutrosophic Dialogu... ...61, P. R. China1. Introduction Thanks to Dr. Smarandache for his interest in Chinese culture. I cannot decline his warm request to writethe preface, ... ...ease note that I am limited in my knowledge and enlightenment of the giant of Chinese heritage. Ican express nothing more than my personal bias.In wha... ... progress in retrogression, anti-human-rights inhuman rights’ propaganda, non-democracy in the democratic system, and inequality in an equal society. ... ...0-3 year are of crucial importance for the life span.) Social Paradox: In a democracy should the non-democratic ideas be allowed? a) If non-democra... ...s be allowed? a) If non-democratic ideas are allowed, then it is no longer a democracy. (The non-democratic ideas mayoverturn the society.) b) If ot... ...her ideas are not allowed, even those that are non-democratic, then again the democracy no longerexists because the freedom of speech is restricted. (...

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...dies of bandits and demigods, spiritual as the tales andreligions never were. Chinese, Hottentots, bohemians, fools,hyenas, Molochs, old madnesses, si... ...d fire tolls in the clouds. *Deepening a pleasant flavour of Chinese ink, a black powder fallsgently on my vigil. – I lower the gas j... ... sunset. Nymphs from Horace with Empire hair-styles – Rounded Siberian women, Chinese girls like Bouchers. 119 Angu... ...taphysicaljourneys. – But then no more. 130 Democracy (Illuminations XXXVII: Démocratie)‘The flag goes with th...