Chinese Model and the "Beijing Consensus" (Beyond the "Washington Consensus")

Author: Yu Ke et al. (Editor-in-Chief)
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Publish Date: 2006-06-01
Features: Since the publication of the research report "Beijing Consensus" by Remi Ralston, a senior consultant at Goldman Sachs and a professor at Tsinghua University, it has attracted widespread attention and discussion from scholars both at home and abroad. The edited volumes "China and Globalization: Washington Consensus or Beijing Consensus" by Huang Ping and Cui Zhiyuan, as well as David Held's "Global Covenant," have already drawn the attention of Chinese scholars. In response, the Social Sciences Academic Press, in collaboration with the Central (Translation and Publishing Commission), the International Cooperation Bureau of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences (CASS), and Tianjin Normal University, organized the "International Academic Symposium on the Path of China's Development." Nearly 50 leading authorities on politics, sociology, and economics from around the world engaged in lively discussions on a series of issues related to China's development path. This book compiles the papers from that symposium, serving as a response from a high-end domestic academic publishing institution to this social hot topic. The bookly gathers much of the discussion on "Beijing Consensus," with insights and perspectives contributed by renowned scholars from both at home and abroad, making it particularly valuable. Since the publication of the research report "Beijing Consensus" by Remi Ralston, a senior consultant at Goldman Sachs and a professor at Tsinghua University, it has attracted widespread attention and discussion from scholars both at home and abroad. The edited volumes "China and Globalization: Washington Consensus or Beijing Consensus" by Huang Ping and Cui Zhiyuan, as well as David Held's "Global Covenant," have already drawn the attention of Chinese scholars. In response, the Social Sciences Academic Press, in collaboration with the Central (Translation and Publishing Commission), the International Cooperation Bureau of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences (CASS), and Tianjin Normal University, organized the "International Academic Symposium on the Path of China's Development." Nearly 50 leading authorities on politics, sociology, and economics from around the world engaged in lively discussions on a series of issues related to China's development path. This book compiles the papers from that symposium, serving as a response from a high-end domestic academic publishing institution to this social hot topic. The bookly gathers much of the discussion on "Beijing Consensus," with insights and perspectives contributed by renowned scholars from both at home and abroad, making it particularly valuable.