Economic Globalization and the Modernization of Government Capacity - Academic Series of the Institute of Contemporary Chinese Politics, Shenzhen University

Author: Wang Yongcheng
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Publish Date: 2006-09-01
Features: Economic globalization is one of the most profound changes in the administrative environment of developing countries in the current era. China, as a developing country with unique national conditions, has government capacity not only as a necessary condition for advancing the strategy of socialist modernization and a strategic resource for participating in global competition, but also as a strategic field for strengthening the ruling capacity of the Communist Party of China. The research topic of this book is the modernization of government capacity in China under the background of economic globalization. Without modernized government capacity, it is impossible to gain an advantage in global competition or to advance the modernization of the social economy. Therefore, achieving the modernization of government capacity holds profound significance for China's participation in global competition. In the process of modernizing government capacity, the selection and implementation of various strategies and measures must serve this strategic goal: through capacity building to shape a capable and strong government, and through capacity control to shape a democratic government that prioritizes the public interest. Building a democratic and strong government that adapts to the needs of economic globalization is also one of the fundamental tasks of China's political and administrative development in the new century.