China Modernization Report 2006 - Research on Social Modernization

Author: Strategic Research Group
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Publish Date: 2006-01-25
Features: China Modernization Report 2006 focuses on the study of social modernization. It employs a combination of temporal analysis, cross-sectional analysis, quantitative analysis, and theoretical analysis to examine the 300-year history of social modernization worldwide. The report completes a quantitative evaluation of social modernization in 131 countries over the past 53 years, summarizes 30 long-term trends, 12 insights, and 8 experiences of global social modernization, expands classic theories of social modernization, summarizes the basic principles of broad social modernization, and proposes 10 recommendations to promote China's social modernization, including a roadmap for China's social modernization. This report also completes a quantitative evaluation of social modernization in New China over 53 years (1950–2003) and an analysis of the World Modernization Index in 2003, providing a wealth of basic data and useful information for macro-level decision-making in China's modernization efforts. Currently, humanity is accelerating its transition to a knowledge-based society, with rapid advancements in science and technology and social development, and scientific exploration has no end. It is hoped that the research team can stay at the forefront of global development and continue to scale new heights in modernization research.