Is there any way to convert European or Latin American-styled Christian Democracy or Turkey's AKP's Muslim democracy into a uniquely Chinese sort?
Is there any way to convert European or Latin American-styled Christian Democracy or Turkey's AKP's Muslim democracy into a uniquely Chinese sort?
Is there any way to convert European or Latin American-styled Christian Democracy or Turkey's AKP's Muslim democracy into a uniquely Chinese sort?
What are "christian" and "muslim" democracies? I'm not sure that's a good way of describing them.
Christian Democracy is basically the German center-right - following Christian guidelines, but not going all Pat Robertson. Muslim Democracy is practically the same thing - simply replace the churches with the mosques. Turkey and Germany are the chief examples.
I don't think he meant the Continental European ideology though seeing as he seems to be grouping it with a wider Latin American sphere. Also I don't know if I would describe Turkey's government as anything like that seeing as they keep very strict checks on the mosques- in that case it's the other way around, really; secular principles governing religious practice.
A true Confucian democracy would not have universal suffrage. Only men with PhDs would be allowed to vote.
Interesting... I thought about how much common ground you could find between the EPP-ED parties of Europe, Turkish AKP and East Asian rightists exists that they could form a common club in a global parliament, maybe even with Likud and Fatah... *runaway*
- Opposition to the omnipresent socialist, social democratic and labour parties.
- Doing policies for an at least no-so-much-urban middle class, supporting suburban and rural goals opposed to inner-city decadency.
- Any further ideas?
Interesting... I thought about how much common ground you could find between the EPP-ED parties of Europe, Turkish AKP and East Asian rightists exists that they could form a common club in a global parliament, maybe even with Likud and Fatah... *runaway*
- Opposition to the omnipresent socialist, social democratic and labour parties.
- Doing policies for an at least no-so-much-urban middle class, supporting suburban and rural goals opposed to inner-city decadency.
- Any further ideas?