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Academic discussion on China's historical governance and rule of law
Academic discussion on China's historical governance and rule of law The passage is a scholarly commentary without specific allegations, names, transactions, or actionable leads linking powerful actors to misconduct. It offers no novel evidence or investigative angles. Key insights: China's early state formation emphasized meritocratic bureaucracy over familial ties.; The author argues China historically lacked rule of law and maintains an authoritarian model.; Discussion contrasts Western rule-of-law requirements for economic growth with China's recent double‑digit growth despite lacking such institutions.
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