The multi-party cooperation system of contemporary China

Author: Wu Meihua
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Publish Date: 2005-08-01
Features: In modern society, the most striking social and political phenomenon is undoubtedly parties and the party system. Currently, with the exception of a few countries in the Arab region, the vast majority of nations around the world have one or more political parties. Parties have become the protagonists on the global political stage, exerting a pivotal influence on social development. Particularly in the historical process of economic globalization, world multipolarity, and rapid advancements in science and technology, the redivision and recombination of various political forces, along with open or covert struggles, have made party activities exceptionally active. The rise and fall of parties often serve as a "barometer" for a nation's political climate, directly or indirectly affecting the stability of national governance, inter-party relations, and even the entire world order. To a certain extent, it can even be said that without parties, there would be no politics in the contemporary world. Examining and researching a country's political system, as well as its political, economic, and social development, often cannot be separated from parties and the party system. Similarly, studying contemporary world politics and its future trajectory also relies heavily on parties and the party system. Therefore, the study of parties and the party system has become a significant topic for scholars and politicians worldwide, as well as a widely. This book is part of the series on the history of the Communist Party of China. It provides a relatively profound discussion on the establishment and development of China's multi-party cooperation system, its basis and conditions, content and form, its position in the Chinese political system, the role it plays, the problems encountered in its development, and prospects and reflections on the future development of China's multi-party cooperation system.