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Nonetheless, his memorable writing style, humorous but stripped of all subjectivity ("Relationships are complex, not susceptible to rule governance or local coherence"), is superbly adapted to convey something of an autistic's world view.

For most of the past 2,000 years, China has practiced a kind of one-party rule: governance by a unified Confucian elite that was selected through public exams (the keju) and which claimed to represent — or genuinely represented — most, if not all, under heaven.

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Accounting rules, corporate governance rules, antitrust rules, anti-corruption rules, rules of contract and property.

Henry Smith, my intellectual property law professor at Yale, says the problem boils down to "exclusionary rules" vs. "governance rules".

Autocratic rule was governance with an iron hand.

This was a time when many systems of rule and governance coexisted.

Mugabe has governed Zimbabwe since 1980, winning the presidency after he helped the country gain independence after a long struggle against colonial rule and governance by its white minority.

His account of his tenure at the World Bank hints at how America, while pressing developing countries to follow rule-based governance, blithely bent the rules so as to force the World Bank to do things that helped secure America's interests.

"There is still no less of a need for reform of 401(k) rules and corporate governance rules," he added.

Although his eight rules of governance do not include a principle of distributive justice, Rawls holds that well-ordered societies have an important duty to assist burdened societies.