Contemporary Chinese Society Conflict Theory

Author: Yu Yonghua
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Publish Date: 2004-10-01
Features: This book is divided into two parts: The System Theory of Social Conflicts in Contemporary Chinese Society and The Main Social Conflicts in Contemporary Chinese Society.
"The System Theory of Social Conflicts in Contemporary Chinese Society," which covers Chapters 1 to 4, adopts the concept of a network system. It explores the basis, system composition, and characteristics of the network system of social conflicts in contemporary Chinese society, as well as the social conflicts in urban areas, rural areas, and frequently occurring sudden mass conflicts.
"The Main Social Conflicts in Contemporary Chinese Society," which covers Chapters 5 to 8, employs a combination of historical analysis and theoretical discussion. It traces the historical trajectory of the Communist Party of China's exploration of social conflicts in socialist China, showcasing the processes of Mao Zedong, Deng Xiaoping, and Jiang Zemin in their studies of socialist social conflicts and main conflicts. It uncovers the theoretical achievements of the three generations of leadership collectives of the Communist Party of China and, from a micro perspective, examines the main conflicts in different fields of contemporary Chinese society.