New Industrialization: Ecological, Ethnic, and Humanistic Perspectives

Author: Zhang Haixiang
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Publish Date: 2005-05-01
Features: This book provides a new perspective on the study of new-type industrialization in ethnic regions. The author moves from obscure books to the field, from lonely studies to real-life experiences, breaking the conventional paradigm of studying industrialization solely through the lens of economics. The series of viewpoints proposed by the author hold certain theoretical value and reference significance for advancing the practice of new-type industrialization in ethnic regions. Throughout the research, the author adheres to a dialectical approach, proposing that industrial development should establish a modern ecological civilization perspective, emphasizing the protection and construction of the ecological environment, but does not advocate extreme ecologism such as "ecology for ecology." It clearly states that industrial development should uphold a cultural perspective, paying attention to the preservation of cultural diversity. The development of the cultural industry injects new content into new-type industrialization, but does not promote cultural mechanicism such as "protection for protection." It emphasizes that industrial development should adopt a humanistic value perspective, endowing new-type industrialization with humanistic connotations such as fairness and justice, but does not deny the core principles of competition and efficiency as the essence of the market economy.