Meritocracy and resentment

Philosophy and Social Criticism 46 (9):1146-1164 (2020)
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Lately it has become fashionable to speak of a ‘political meritocracy’ in Chinese political culture, which contrasts with the liberal ‘electoral democracy’ of the west. Here, however, I consider th...

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