WebHerkunft des Begriffs. Der Begriff Meritokratie wurde erstmals 1958 von Michael Young in seiner Satire Rise of the Meritocracy (deutscher Titel: Es lebe die Ungleichheit: Auf dem Wege zur Meritokratie) verwendet. Young benutzte den Begriff, um eine zukünftige Gesellschaft zu beschreiben, in der die gesellschaftliche Position des Einzelnen durch …

WebMeritokrácia. A meritokrácia egy olyan társadalmi forma, amelyben az egyén társadalmi pozíciója nem a társadalmi származásától, hanem tehetségétől, tudásától, szorgalmától és teljesítményétől, egyszóval „érdemeitől” függ. A szó eredete: „meritum” (lat.) tett, teljesítmény, „kratosz” (gör.), uralom ...

WebMeritocracy means being promoted or recognized for actual works that improve the arena in which you work, or volunteer; it should mean, in faux- Greek, rule by the meritorious.

WebMeritocracy (merit, from Latin mereō, and -cracy, from Ancient Greek κράτος kratos 'strength, power') is a political system in which economic goods and/or political power are vested in individual people on the basis of talent, effort, and achievement, rather than wealth or social class. Advancement in such a system is based on performance, as measured …

WebMeritocracy is government by those who have "merit", usually described as having the necessary ability or experience to do the job. It is commonly used in FLOSS and other technical communities. However, meritocracies tend to promote those who not only have the skills/experience, but are also outspoken enough to let everyone know about it.

WebMeritocracy Meritocratic Equality of Opportunity builds on Formal Equality of Opportunity’s opposition to formal and arbitrary discrimination. Meritocracy requires that positions and goods be distributed solely in accordance with individual merit.

WebMeritocracy means government by those who have merit (i.e. skill/ability). It is a common form of Governance for volunteer communities, and is particularly prevalent in Open source software. Apache Software Foundation ... Some people have criticised the practice of meritocracy, saying that it allows those who are most confident or pushy to display their …

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WebChế độ nhân tài (tiếng Anh Meritocracy) là một triết lý chính trị cho rằng quyền lực nên được trao cho các cá nhân có khả năng và sở hữu tài năng. [1] Sự thăng tiến trong hệ thống này dựa trên việc kiểm tra chất lượng hoặc xác minh, công nhận các thành tích đạt được trong từng lĩnh vực cụ thể. Nguồn gốc của thuật ngữ [ sửa | sửa mã nguồn]

WebSteven Kenneth Bonnell II uses FACTS and LOGIC to DISMANTLE the MYTH of MERITOCRACYSupport me on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/BadEmpanadaBecome a member:...

WebNoun ( meritocracies ) Rule by merit, and talent. By extension, now often used to describe a type of society where wealth, income, and social status are assigned through competition. Usage notes

WebA meritocracy is a system in which the most talented and worthy are assigned jobs and gain advancement in the government bureaucracy, rather than, say, those who are close personal friends of the current ruler (or congressman), or those from …