Confucian Meritocracy System

A Confucian Meritocracy System is a virtue-based examination-driven meritocracy system that selects confucian meritocracy leaders through confucian meritocracy moral cultivation and confucian meritocracy competitive testing.

• AKA: Confucian Political Meritocracy, Virtue-Based Selection System, Examination Meritocracy.
• Context:
  • It can (typically) emphasize Confucian Meritocracy Moral Virtue alongside confucian meritocracy intellectual capability in confucian meritocracy leader selection.
  • It can (typically) utilize Confucian Meritocracy Examinations testing confucian meritocracy classical knowledge and confucian meritocracy policy reasoning.
  • It can (typically) promote Confucian Meritocracy Social Mobility through confucian meritocracy merit-based advancement regardless of confucian meritocracy birth status.
  • It can (typically) cultivate Confucian Meritocracy Junzi Ideals of confucian meritocracy ethical leadership and confucian meritocracy self-cultivation.
  • It can (typically) integrate Confucian Meritocracy Hierarchy with confucian meritocracy reciprocal obligations between confucian meritocracy social levels.
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  • It can (often) create Confucian Meritocracy Educational Pressure through confucian meritocracy intense competition.
  • It can (often) produce Confucian Meritocracy Technocratic Governance via confucian meritocracy expert rule.
  • It can (often) maintain Confucian Meritocracy Social Order through confucian meritocracy legitimate authority.
  • It can (often) foster Confucian Meritocracy Collective Values over confucian meritocracy individual rights.
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  • It can range from being a Traditional Confucian Meritocracy System to being a Modern Confucian Meritocracy System, depending on its confucian meritocracy adaptation level.
  • It can range from being a Pure Confucian Meritocracy System to being a Hybrid Confucian Meritocracy System, depending on its confucian meritocracy democratic elements.
  • It can range from being a Rigid Confucian Meritocracy System to being a Flexible Confucian Meritocracy System, depending on its confucian meritocracy selection criteria.
  • It can range from being a Narrow Confucian Meritocracy System to being a Broad Confucian Meritocracy System, depending on its confucian meritocracy participation scope.
  • It can range from being a Moral Confucian Meritocracy System to being a Technical Confucian Meritocracy System, depending on its confucian meritocracy evaluation focus.
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  • It can influence Chinese Education System through confucian meritocracy examination culture.
  • It can shape East Asian Governance via confucian meritocracy bureaucratic tradition.
  • It can inform Singapore Technocracy through confucian meritocracy administrative selection.
  • It can affect Work-Life Balance via confucian meritocracy competitive ethos.
  • It can guide Political Philosophy through confucian meritocracy virtue politics.
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• Example(s):
  • Imperial Chinese Examination System (605-1905), selecting confucian meritocracy civil servants.
  • Singapore Meritocracy System, combining confucian meritocracy technocracy with confucian meritocracy democracy.
  • South Korean Education System, emphasizing confucian meritocracy academic achievement.
  • Japanese Corporate Meritocracy, blending confucian meritocracy seniority with confucian meritocracy performance.
  • Modern Chinese Cadre System, using confucian meritocracy promotion tournaments.
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• Counter-Example(s):
  • Liberal Democracy, which prioritizes electoral legitimacy over merit selection.
  • Aristocracy, which uses hereditary privilege not competitive examination.
  • Patronage System, which relies on personal connections not objective merit.
• See: Meritocracy, Confucianism, Political Philosophy, Chinese Education System, Virtue Ethics, Examination System, Technocracy, Social Mobility, East Asian Culture.

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