Question

what is the democratic strategy of china

Answer 1

Synergistically self-organized human rights movements for a sustainable global democratic system are taking place virtually all over the world. Regardless of the trigger—autocracy, political repression, economic system, or the price of bread—increasing numbers of more globally conscious, media-savvy advocates of self-determination are taking to the streets—exhibiting unprecedented power. Their commitment and courage is contagious via the news media and the Internet, inspiring others worldwide. 

The 2013 Nobel Peace Prize awarded to the EU was seen by many as an important milestone supporting a democratic world federalist type of political structure. Obsolete ruling structures are having difficulty limiting new forms of freedom and ideological shifts. The acceleration of change is much different today, but if these movements do not mature into new more-effective systems to implement new strategies to address some of the Global Challenges in this chapter (water, organized crime, energy, financial inequities, food), then eventually they could atrophy, lose their democratic gains, and even turn to anarchy in many regions of the world.