Grand Strategy - VI The Federalists of China

Dai Jitao 戴季陶, (1891-1949) the main architect of the KMT political philosophy, was also an early staunch republican who advocated for federalism in China.

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A Chinese federalist is first and foremost a Chinese nationalist and a staunch constitutionalist who advocates for federal republicanism in China. He is fundamentally a pan-blue supporter and concurs with basic doctrines of Dr. Sun Yat-sen. He is a 21th century manifestation of Chinese political aspirants who seek for a new political institution in China and calling for a total reconfiguration of the current political landscape within. He is a self-brandished Chinese neocon. That is both neo-Confucian and neo-conservative, the former of which is an "enlightened Confucian" who embraces both Western libertarian principles as well as autochthonous and orthodox Confucian values; the latter, not merely by chance, do find many analogies with his Western counterpart with respect to world view and political ideals.

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