Social Sciences in China Annual 1999-2002

Author: Jing Tiankui
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Publish Date: 2004-07-01
Features: This book is a scholarly and authoritative professional literature journal sponsored by the Institute of Sociology, Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, established in 1989 and has published four volumes to date. In recent years, with the vigorous development of China's modernization drive, the professional level of sociological research has been improving, the research fields have been expanding, and research achievements have garnered increasing widespread social attention. The influence of sociology on various fields has also been growing stronger. To further advance the development of Chinese sociology, expand its social influence, and meet the needs of building socialism with Chinese characteristics, the new edition of China Social Yearbook has changed to a 16K simplified hardcover format. China Social Yearbook (1999-2002) includes sections such as "Academic Reviews," "Abstracts of Papers," "Bibliography of Monographs and Articles," "Major Activities in the Sociology Field," "Sociological Chronology," "Introduction to Major Sociological Topics," "Introduction to Sociology Doctoral Programs," and "Directory of Sociological Institutions Nationwide." The new edition is targeted at sociologists, teachers, students, and enthusiasts of sociology from research institutions, teaching units, government decision-making departments, and relevant social organizations. It adheres to the principles of high academic reference value, strong guidance, dense information, and condensed data, highlighting the awareness of academic excellence. It aims to accurately reflect the dynamics and current state of sociological research in China, showcase outstanding sociological research achievements, introduce sociological institutions, record significant sociological events, and continuously present new academic works. It is the authoritative reference book for sociological researchers, teachers, students, cadres, business professionals, and all dedicated individuals in professional research institutions, teaching units, government decision-making departments, and various social organizations.