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Author: Yu Aishui
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Publish Date: 2005-10-01
Features: Military and economics are inherently contradictory. How to transform and unify this contradiction to establish a new type of interactive relationship is a highly theoretical and practical issue that has garnered attention from the academic community. Previous research has yielded some findings, but they are scattered across various related discussions. In the context where wars continue to deplete human resources and military demands cannot be significantly reduced or may even continue to grow, there is an urgent need to study the interaction between military and economics as a major research topic.
Based on this consideration, this paper, titled "The Theory of Military-Economic Interaction," attempts to construct a basic framework and overall approach for this theoretical issue. Guided by Marxist theory and adhering to the Scientific Outlook on Development, it employs dialectical materialism. From the integrated perspective of military science, economics, and strategic studies, the paper analyzes the contradiction between military demand and supply, as well as the threats to national security, with an eye toward China's peaceful rise, great rejuvenation in the 21st century, and its strategic vision of becoming a world power. It delves into an in-depth examination of the essential attributes of economics, military, and technology, as well as their intrinsic laws and interrelationships, functions, and more. This leads to forward-looking and policy-oriented reflections, proposing macro-level solutions to resolve the contradiction—i.e., the fundamental path of military-economic interaction.