Chinese Sustainable Development Management Theory and Practice

Author: Wei Yiming
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Publish Date: 2005-03-01
Features: This book represents an initial attempt to apply the theory of applied review systems to the research of sustainable development management theory and practice. Starting from the comprehensive integration of qualitative and quantitative thinking systems, it takes the complex system of sustainable development as the main thread, with system science and management science theory and methods as the foundation, and the scientific data information sharing project as the background, to conduct research on the theory and practice of sustainable development management in China. It attempts to explore the comprehensive integration and holistic research methods for the study of complex sustainable development systems by establishing a model system based on coordinated development of population, resources, economy, environment, and science and technology, as well as a core information system centered on data. In terms of empirical research, it combines the actual background of China's comprehensive achievement of a moderately prosperous society, taking China's 10th Five-Year Plan and the strategy for a moderately prosperous society as the goal, to conduct an overall study of China's sustainable development. By comparing China's traditional development model and planned development model for sustainable development, it proposes relevant countermeasures and suggestions, aiming to provide decision-making support for the government in formulating policies based on the overall requirements of sustainable development. This book is suitable for government planning departments and sustainable development researchers to read and reference, and can also serve as a teaching material for postgraduate students in relevant fields in higher education institutions.