China And Russia Swot Analysis

Historical Characteristics To start off China and Russia are two of the most biggest land masses in the world. China’s land mass is approximately 3,706,386 square miles, with Russia being the winner with 6,593,000 square miles with both being in the Asia. China for centuries as a top leading civilization, outpacing all of the rest of the world in sciences, and art, but during the 19th century the country was best by civil unrest, with major famines and military defeats. After World war 2, Mao redoing established an autocratic community system, that imposed strict controls over life, and consequently cost the lives of tens of millions of peoples. After the Korean war in June of 1950, China led a huge commit bloc supporting North Korea.After Chiang and his followers were force to flee the mainland the Peoples Republic of China on Oct. 1, 1949 was formed with Beijing as its capital.
The communist rule of Losif Stalin in 1928 through 1953, strengthen the rule of Russian dominance, of the Soviet Union which cost the lives of millions of people as well in the creation of the countries foundation. …show more content…
Both countries violate human rights (but we can say that for each nation) both, corruption is ubiquitous and in both there is a powerful flux between state and business. In contrast, China has supreme concentration of power in government were the central leader cabinet has absolute impunity over many areas. Whereas Russia under President Putin is a “hybrid” authoritarian regime, because of the presence of such democratic institutions. China disavows any true intentions to move with a Democracy as seen in the West. Another difference is China’s rulers derive legitimacy from their developmental efforts. In Russia, some parts of the state are orientated towards the main extraction of resources rather than