Who Defends National Economic Security (A New Perspective on the Economic Security of an Open Economy)

Author: Zhou Zhaoguang
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Publish Date: 2005-05-01
Features: This book explores the intrinsic laws and the importance of maintaining national economic security in the context of economic globalization from a new perspective of openness and security. It presents new findings from the author's recent research over the past two years, offering valuable references for China to formulate strategies for open economic security. The book primarily elucidates the theoretical basis for China's economic openness and national economic security under economic globalization, revealing the inherent laws between economic openness and national economic security under such conditions. It is divided into 7 chapters, each offering unique insights.
Chapter 1 begins by describing the basic meaning of economic globalization, analyzing its objective inevitability and characteristics, and clarifying its dual effects on China's economy and the global economy. Chapter 2 explores the inevitability of openness for major countries worldwide from the perspective of economic globalization and compares various open economic models. Chapter 3 delves into the importance of actively participating in international competition and enhancing the survival and development capabilities of nations, highlighting China's long-standing reform and opening-up policies. Building on the analysis of new trends in the international political and economic landscape and domestic socio-economic changes, Chapter 4 connects China's national conditions and the opportunities and challenges of the 21st century to identify the objective laws of the Western Development Strategy, proposing a "new model" for its implementation. Chapter 5 compares the economic security strategies of several developed countries, providing references for China to formulate its own open economic security strategy. Chapter 6, starting from China's entry into the WTO, explains the significant risks it faces due to economic globalization. Chapter 7 compares and analyzes the legal protection systems of countries worldwide, formed under the imbalanced development pattern of the global economic trend, and the new challenges they face.
From this book, it can be seen that the author not only maintains a firm Marxist stance, demonstrates the courage to speak truth to power, and possesses a strong sense of social responsibility and historical mission but also exhibits profound theoretical foundations, strong research capabilities, and a high academic level.