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Political Systems in China and India
Political system in China
The political culture in China has been shaped by geographical features and the many eras of the country's history that include the dynastic rule, the previous control by imperialist nations and its aftermath the communist rule. Geographical features in China have greatly influenced and shaped Chinas political development. The political culture inherited from dynastic rules that existed from centuries centered on Confucian values like order, harmony and the strong sense of hierarchy.
The fundamental political system in China is the people's congress system. The constitution of the PCR gives providence for the state power belongs to the people. The NPC and local people's congress at all levels are the basic organs that are a representation of the people in the exercising of state power. The NPC is the highest organ of the state power, it has the right to elect and also remove top leaders of supreme people's court.
There are four main functions that can be linked to the people's congress and these are legislation, supervision, appointment and the removal of officials and the decision making on major issues. The way these functions are laid out is a clear reflection of how the Chinese people exercise their power as the masters of the state through the people's congress system. Political democracy in China is built on the attempts to persist, improve and develop the system. This people's congress party has therefore seen constant development and improvement over time. The people's congress system has constantly ensured that the people exercise state power in a concerted way and through this gives full play of the enthusiasm that the people have. It also gives people initiative as masters of the state while creating conditions that are favorable for the state organs to share the work and help one another in the organization of socialist construction (Embassy of the people's republic of China in the republic of Albania, 2008)
The basic party system of China is the multiparty cooperation and political consultation under the communist party of China. This...
The multiparty cooperation in China is quite distinctive from other capitalist countries that have multi-party or two party system or even few who have one party system. While the CPC is the ruling party, other parties participate in discussion and management of affairs of the state in collaboration with CPC. These collaborations are on the basic principle that long-term coexistence and mutual supervision and treatment of each other with sincerity and sharing both good and bad. This system in China has a political advantage in that there is achievement of a wide democratic participation, pooling of wisdom of democratic parties, the mass organization and people of all walks of life and finally the promotion of democratic decision making of the party in power and governments at all level. This brings about the realization of centralization and unity and the drawing up of plans that are unified when the interests of different sections of people are put into consideration.
The basic political system in China is the system of ethnic regional autonomy that is divided into three level sie. autonomous regions, autonomous prefectures and autonomous counties. The state is legally obligated to assist ethnic autonomous area in speeding up their development in terms of economic and social factors. China is governed by the policy of one country two systems where the main body PCR continues with its socialist system while the others Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan continue with capitalist system.
Political system in India
In India politics is viewed as a dividing factor whereas culture is thought to be a factor that brings people together. Therefore these two aspects have always been simmering conflicting .the Indian political culture has undergone various changes from the pre-independence era till the contemporary time. Upon arrival of India's independence there have been multiplicities of heritages and legacies that have influenced its post-independence course in intricate ways. Caste and religion are a very important aspect or form part…
India China Political System, Environment, Political Structure, Function The Indian political system, structure, and function is much like that of the UK, although it also resembles the U.S. In some ways. The Indian political structure has a President, typically a ceremonial role however; it much resembles the British monarch. In the role of President, the head of state advises members of the Parliament, and may serve as an advocate for the people.
The United States supported Pakistan by sending a naval force to the Bay of Bengal. This resulted in a straining of relations between the two countries. India was expected to be a responsible nonaligned nation by denouncing the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan. It chose to play the role of a silent spectator and did not take any action. India invited the wrath of the United States as they refused to
A lack of any national system subjects individual citizens to the costs of the healthcare system on the whole. As Rao (2006) reports, "public expenditure on health care today is a dismal 0.9% of GDP; the overwhelming majority of health costs are paid by patients out of pocket. For many, even minor illnesses can cause big financial setbacks, and hospitalisation is out of the question." (Rao, 1) the poor
India is amongst the most populated nations in the world and is one of the oldest civilizations in the world. The economy of India has been an important in the study of world economies for many years. The purpose of this discussion is to provide a detailed view of India's economy. We will focus on Current Statistics such as; exchange rates, inflation, interest rates, Gross National Product, and Gross Domestic
China Trade Policy China's agricultural trade policies are driven by its need to feed its massive population. The country has quotas that average 15.8%, with 5.8% of products being duty free and 1087 total tariff lines. These duties sit in line with EU levels, above U.S. levels and below developing world levels. China aims to reduce its agricultural tariff below 15% in the coming years. China supported India's stance on special
In the case of Europe this would necessarily take the form of energy sources that are not based on the use of petroleum. In many member states, such plans are already well underway. France obtains much of its electricity from nuclear power, while there are extensive wind farms in places such as the Netherlands. The European Union is determined to use its influence both to set an example to