New Industrialization Theory and Empirical Analysis

Author: Chen Dong
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Publish Date: 2006-01-01
Features: This book systematically elaborates on the conceptual connotation, basic characteristics, and evaluation system of new industrialization. It takes structural innovation, technological innovation, and institutional innovation as the analytical framework and core content of new industrialization, and explores its strategic goals, development paths, and policy choices. Building on theoretical research on new industrialization, this book also applies its findings to Fujian Province as a case study, conducting an empirical analysis of Fujian's new industrialization.
Author's Viewpoint: New industrialization is a historical process in which countries and regions, under the guidance of the scientific development concept, achieve the integration of informatization, industrialization, and urbanization, ensuring coordinated development of society, economy, and ecology, transforming from a semi-agricultural and semi-industrial society to an industrial society, an information society, or an industrial-information society. The unity of informatization and industrialization, the unity of sustainable development and leapfrog development, the unity of qualitative transformation and qualitative optimization, and the unity of commonality and individuality are the essential characteristics of new industrialization. New industrialization is informatization-driven industrialization, resource-integrating industrialization, industry-coordinating industrialization, urban-rural interactive industrialization, regionally coordinated industrialization, and comprehensively developed industrialization. New industrialization is a concrete embodiment of the scientific development concept, a major shift in China's industrial development model and path, and an industrialization path of leapfrog development based on sustainability. The 16th National Congress proposed the path of new industrialization, marking a significant theoretical innovation in China's exploration of industrialization.
This book is based on the fundamental principles of Marxist political economy and guided by the discussions on industrialization and modernization in Mao Zedong Thought, Deng Xiaoping Theory, and the "Three Represents" Theory. It employs historical materialism and dialectical materialism as research methods, while also drawing on relevant ideas, theories, and experiences from the industrialization processes of developed countries. Against the backdrop of economic globalization, the new technological revolution, and the era of building a moderately prosperous society in all respects, this book conducts an in-depth and systematic study and exploration of China's industrialization path.
This book systematically elaborates on the conceptual connotation, basic characteristics, and evaluation system of new industrialization, taking structural innovation, technological innovation, and institutional innovation as the analytical framework and core content. It explores the strategic goals, development paths, and policy choices of new industrialization. The book proposes a new definition of new industrialization, highlighting that it is a historical process in which countries and regions, under the guidance of the scientific development concept in the context of globalization, achieve the integration of informatization, industrialization, and urbanization, ensuring coordinated development of society, economy, and ecology, transforming from a semi-agricultural and semi-industrial society to an industrial society, an information society, or an industrial-information society.
The book argues that the unity of informatization and industrialization, the unity of sustainable development and leapfrog development, the unity of qualitative transformation and qualitative optimization, and the unity of commonality and individuality are the essential characteristics of new industrialization. It proposes that new industrialization is informatization-driven industrialization, resource-integrating industrialization, industry-coordinating industrialization, urban-rural interactive industrialization, regionally coordinated industrialization, and comprehensively developed industrialization. Building on theoretical research on new industrialization, the book also applies its findings to Fujian Province as a case study, conducting an empirical analysis of Fujian's new industrialization.
The book views new industrialization as a concrete embodiment of the scientific development concept, a major shift in China's industrial development model and path, and an industrialization path of leapfrog development based on sustainability.