Political parties and policy transfer in authoritarianism

Duong, Hang

doi:10.1080/23276665.2022.2045206

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“…Furthermore, a privileged few often have access to more resources and opportunities, while the ordinary people face economic and social constraints, which increases the risk of social inequity and instability. [6]…”

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Strengths, Weaknesses and Trends of Authoritarianism in East Asia

2023

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The strengths of authoritarianism in East Asia refer to some of the advantages that authoritarian regimes may have over other political institutions in specific situations, such as contributing to social stability and efficient decision-making, and promoting the economic development of the country to a certain extent. However, it needs to be made clear that these advantages are also subject to certain prejudices and limitations. Although some economic and social development policies were implemented to some extent by authoritarian regimes in East Asia, its drawbacks and negative impacts cannot be ignored. Authoritarian regimes have posed challenges to civil liberties, human rights protection, political repression, corruption and social inequalities, and have negative impact on social stability and sustainable development. Therefore, it is necessary to look at the advantages and disadvantages of East Asian authoritarianism dialectically, analyze comprehensively, and explore its development trends on this basis. This paper completely analyzes the strengths, weaknesses, and development trends of East Asian authoritarianism through a dialectical approach, in order to acquire a deeper understanding of the system developed by a variety of factors.

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Strengths, Weaknesses and Trends of Authoritarianism in East Asia

2023

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“…The transformation of Vietnam's civil service is largely thanks to the process of merit-based policy transfer, in which Vietnam has been adopting meritocratic ideas and practices in their recruitment, promotion, performance management policies (Benedikter, 2016;Duong, 2022a). Given Vietnam's merit-based policy transfer is voluntary, it aims to realize economic reform and enhance the ruling regime's legitimacy (Duong, 2022b). Accordingly, Vietnam has learned from both Western and Asian countries with a pragmatic "pick and choose" and "mix and match" strategy, but eventually their policy is more similar to Asian countries, particularly China, than Western countries (Duong, 2022a(Duong, , 2022c.…”

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Culture and Policy Transfer: From Insight to Impact

Duong

2022

Political Studies Review

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Culture has long been recognized and conceptualized as an important and indispensable influencing factor in policy transfer. However, inadequate attention has been devoted to the study of culture in this area of scholarship. Using qualitative data, mainly from interviews with policy-makers and policy-takers in Vietnam, this paper examines the relevance of culture in Vietnam’s merit-based policy transfer. It indicates how the conceptualization of culture is significant to policy transfer analysis. It also shows that culture at all levels—macro, meso, and micro—can influence both the policy transfer process and the outcomes. At the same time, it contends that despite this important role, culture acts more as a joint-influencing factor than a sole determinant in policy transfer. This paper argues that a multi-level and culture-sensitive approach to cultural analysis in policy transfer is a key to understand the dynamics of culture in the process.

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Learning Across Time and Space: Richard Rose’s Work on Lesson-Drawing

Dussauge-Laguna

2023

Executive Politics and Governance

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Political parties and policy transfer in authoritarianism

Cited by 5 publications

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Strengths, Weaknesses and Trends of Authoritarianism in East Asia

Strengths, Weaknesses and Trends of Authoritarianism in East Asia

Culture and Policy Transfer: From Insight to Impact

Learning Across Time and Space: Richard Rose’s Work on Lesson-Drawing

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