The Operation and Transformation of Chinese Society (Theory and Interpretation)

Author: Yu Huifang, edited by Zhu Zhiyong
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Publishing Date: 2006-09-01
Features: On May 12-13, 2004, the Office of the Postdoctoral Management Committee of Peking University, the China Postdoctoral Science Foundation, and the Center for Chinese Society and Development at Peking University jointly organized the "National Postdoctoral Academic Symposium on the Operation and Change of Chinese Society." This book is a collection of papers from that symposium, covering a wide range of topics. It is the proceedings of the first "National Postdoctoral Academic Symposium on the Operation and Development of Chinese Society" held in 2004. It gathers recent research findings from postdoctoral researchers in humanities from various institutions, offering diverse perspectives and fields of study, including society, education, culture, and economics. It serves as a record of the observations and experiences of humanities postdoctoral researchers who have immersed themselves in social surveys and fieldwork over the years. It embodies the hard work and dedication of these researchers in their research efforts and carries their in-depth analysis and understanding of these observations from a theoretical perspective.