Direction of political reform in China

Author: Zhang Dexin
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Publish Date: 2003-10-01
Features: This book is the final outcome of the major commissioned project by the National Social Science Fund, titled "Administrative System Reform under the Socialistic Market Economy Conditions as Proposed by Deng Xiaoping." The book directly addresses significant theoretical and practical issues in government management innovation, proposing and comprehensively analyzing the "one main thread" and "three major relationships" currently impacting the overall reform of China's public administration. The "one main thread" refers to the public supply-demand relationship, while the "three major relationships" are: the relationship between the market economy and China's public administrative system, the relationship between economic globalization and China's public administrative system, and the relationship between the construction of socialist democratic politics and China's public administrative system. Based on this foundation, the book focuses on exploring current issues in China's public administrative system, establishing the functional system of Chinese public management, establishing the public organizational system of the Chinese government, improving the rational division of power between the central and local governments, reforming and improving China's cadre personnel system, establishing a rule-of-law government adapted to the market economy, and strengthening anti-corruption efforts and improving China's public administrative supervision system.