Party Governance Theory

Author: Quan Weitai
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Publish Date: 2005-03-01
Features: The Governance Party Theory is based on a comprehensive comparative study of governing parties worldwide, focusing closely on the theme of strengthening the party's governance capabilities. It offers insightful perspectives on enhancing the construction of the Chinese governing party's strength. The author's research theme aligns perfectly with the theme of the Fourth Plenary Session of the 16th Party Congress, fully reflecting the author's political acumen and academic insight. The book centers on the theme of governing parties in governance, first providing a concise yet profound introduction to governing parties by interpreting their specific meanings, types, nature, and functions. It then systematically discusses the crucial issue of governance legitimacy, followed by an in-depth exploration of the governing mechanisms of governing parties, how to implement governance strategies, and how to build a qualified governing party—addressing a series of major domestic issues that governing parties must resolve. Finally, it concludes with a detailed analysis of inter-party relations. Such a framework comprehensively covers the fundamental domestic and foreign issues that governing parties must correctly understand and properly handle.
At the meso level of the entire book, each chapter is meticulously structured. For example, the chapter on inter-party relations explores factors influencing inter-party relations, the objectives, functions, and principles of governing party inter-party relations, the relationship between governing parties and other countries' parties, and the relationship between governing parties and other domestic parties, providing systematic discussions for each aspect, demonstrating strong logical coherence.
At the micro level of the entire book, each section is also highly structured and systematic. For instance, the analysis of relevant factors in inter-party relations in Chapter 6 is conducted in detail from perspectives such as inter-party relations and the international environment, inter-party relations and state relations, and inter-party relations and ideology.