Naisbitt thinks that China, instead of landing itself into a situation of partisan strife waged in the name of democracy, has realized modernization within the framework of one-party-plus leadership structure; it has developed a unique vertical democracy, forming the key to stability.
Can you figure out the meaning of "one-party-plus leadership structure" in this context?
If I allow one-party-plus leadership structure to mean one-party-plus-minor parties leadership structure, can you understand how such a political, partisan arrangement works in China?
Naisbitt thinks that China, instead of landing itself into a situation of partisan strife waged in the name of democracy, has realized modernization within the framework of one-party-plus leadership structure; it has developed a unique vertical democracy, forming the key to stability.
If I change "one-party-plus" into "CPC-plus-Democratic Parties leadership structure", can you understand what I mean? [CPC means Communist Party of China]
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