The Leninist organizational system in which policy is decided centrally and is binding on all members.
民主集中制
Example sentencesExamples
Dunphy remains faithful, by contrast, to the tradition of democratic centralism, ceding little control to others.
It was in this section of the book that Rodney developed the critique of vanguardism and the party form that celebrated the virtues of democratic centralism where there was a lot of centralisation but no democracy.
In theory democratic centralism makes the executive accountable to the Party, but only in theory.
It is generally believed that the model used by the government for making policy decisions follows the so-called ‘principle of collective leadership under democratic centralism.’
Inside the party, democratic centralism degenerated into bureaucratic centralization, so that by the 1930s there was a wide gap between party officials and party members.
Definition of democratic centralism in US English:
democratic centralism
noun
The Leninist organizational system in which policy is decided centrally and is binding on all members.
民主集中制
Example sentencesExamples
Dunphy remains faithful, by contrast, to the tradition of democratic centralism, ceding little control to others.
It is generally believed that the model used by the government for making policy decisions follows the so-called ‘principle of collective leadership under democratic centralism.’
In theory democratic centralism makes the executive accountable to the Party, but only in theory.
Inside the party, democratic centralism degenerated into bureaucratic centralization, so that by the 1930s there was a wide gap between party officials and party members.
It was in this section of the book that Rodney developed the critique of vanguardism and the party form that celebrated the virtues of democratic centralism where there was a lot of centralisation but no democracy.