Best Lectures from Peking University (Volume 2)

Author: Editor-in-Chief of Peking University Online
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Publish Date: 2002-10-01
Features: The lecture includes the following content: Eagles and humans both eat chickens, China's trust crisis, NGOs and China's development, Chinese people as seen by 19th-century German scholars, the Wenzhou model and the development of China's private economy, a macro-historical perspective on China-US relations, WTO entry and government management reform, knowledge and education in the context of globalization, research on the mechanisms of institutional change, a comparison and relationship between sociological and economic methodologies, the puzzle and solution of the "three concentrations" issue, the myth of democracy and the direction of China's political system reform, the advantages and disadvantages of being a latecomer, ethical issues in human resources, the opportunities and challenges for Chinese government and business institutions in the WTO, and "You no longer ask questions."