The Relationship Between Socialism and Capitalism in the Process of Globalization

Author: Pu Guoliang, Xiong Guangqing
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Publish Date: 2006-05-01
Features: This book emphasizes that in the post-Cold War era and the age of globalization, while national interests are an important criterion for measuring contemporary international relations, ideology remains an indispensable factor in examining a country's foreign strategy. In formulating foreign strategies and engaging in international interactions, one can transcend ideology, but it is very difficult to downplay it. In the post-Cold War period, capitalism has shown a trend of global expansion, but the influence of socialism has also been developing in depth and breadth. In the era of globalization, socialist China and contemporary capitalism exist in complex, multi-layered relationships characterized by criticism, negation, coexistence, competition, learning, and mutual reference. This relationship directly influences the formulation and implementation of China's foreign strategy and foreign policy, as well as the political, economic, and cultural exchanges between China and capitalist countries, particularly those with developed capitalist economies.