Democracy in Russia and China

Russia and China face unique obstacles in political and historical contexts, as countries following the communist aim to modernize and adopt democratic regimes. The main conclusion of this paper is that economic liberalism and political liberalism are closely related, and economic liberalization promotes democratization. Therefore, the lack of economic liberalization (not excessive) brings Russia's democratic deficit and is one of the main barriers to Russian democratization.

There are two different forms of democratic destruction in the world. The first is to concentrate on the hands of strong men, as seen in Russia, China, Turkey, Venezuela, and the Philippines. Secondly, as seen in the United States and Europe, power is passed from elected leaders to administrative bureaucrats, and even cultural elites.

The main problem for the time being is democracy itself. Why can you protect it at such a difficult time? It has never existed in Russia and China India is known as the world's largest democracy. It is a phenomenon of 15 years now and the Western Conservative Party is such a terrible challenger to the democratic nature that they claim to protect. And do not leave any madness. Different groups and individuals may be gathering in politics (healthcare, education, the environment etc), which is led by problems. I do not forget to know politically lazy people. Loons believes in conspiracy theory, halo, crystal power, or "tea ceremony", but this is irrelevant to the real problem.

The withdrawal of democracy is troubling. At the same time, China and Russia, one of the world's leading dictatorships, not only grasp opportunities, strengthen internal repression, but also export their malicious influence to countries that imitate their behavior and oppose democracy not only. With confidence, President of China, Xi Jinping recently announced that China "will open a new way to developing countries". This road contains differences in opinions between politicalized courts, intolerance and primary elections

As an inexpensive way to spread information on a global scale, the Internet is becoming an enemy of authoritarian government everywhere from Russia to China. It will play a role in the activities of the democratic movement, liberalize its political regime to China, and will allow China to acquire information acquired by Beijing from the masses. Today, information flows through the Internet to countries through CD-ROMs distributed between student groups and other democratic supporters, and through fax machines and mobile phones.