Zhou, Fen: authoritarian system can not effectively control corruption
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Date: 8/3/2012 2:54:34 PM
Sender: Zhou, Fen
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Zhou, Fen: authoritarian system can not effectively control corruption
周芬（Zhou, Fen）
Many Chinese government officials involved in corruption, why, because they power in hand, with thepower to have all this power in the Communist dictatorship rule of Chinese society can escape the constraints and legal supervision. With such a condition, corruption has become inevitable. Chinese officials hold absolute power in the hands, they can misbehave, you can be money, can corruption; officials to require political and economic interests, mutual advantage, working hand in glove.
Currently in China, claims to be a socialist country with Chinese characteristics, there are laws and regulations, but also the corresponding judicial system; What would the Chinese Communist Party＇s discipline inspection, there are "anti-corruption" executive agency. In fact, China is not a country ruled by law, the so-called anti-corruption actions, it is impossible to solve the corruption problem fundamentally. Today＇s Chinese society, the emergence of moral turpitude, no faith, no faith, judicial corruption, official corruption, a large number of social problems, mainly institutional causes.
Reasonable social system is the key corruption effective governance. Various dynasties in Chinese history are not effective governance corruption, because all the dynasties are autocratic. Today＇s one-party dictatorship, and how China can effectively control corruption phenomenon?
Zhou, Fen
August 3, 2012
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