Social Security Introduction

Author: Cheng Zhigang
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Publish Date: 2003-02-01
Features: Social security, as a continuous institutional arrangement in human society, especially in modern society, is an important social policy for the government to address the survival crisis of vulnerable groups. At the same time, it is also a basic right for citizens at a certain stage of social development. It plays an extremely important role in economic development and social stability. This book is a collection of some thoughts and research findings on social security issues in recent years. It may not be very mature, but it is after my relentless exploration. What brings me great comfort is that this book has been funded by my university's academic publication support and is now published. During the manuscript review process, an expert wrote: "The system framework constructed in this book is comprehensive, complete, and scientific. The data is detailed, the arguments are thorough, the structure is reasonable, and the logic is rigorous, reflecting the new achievements in current academic research in this field." I sincerely thank this anonymous reviewer for his affirmation of my work, of course, I also know that this includes the tolerance and magnanimity of the reviewer. Because social security is a grand social engineering system, there are numerous theoretical issues that need to be sorted out, and more complex practical issues that await resolution.