Exploration of Chinese-Specific Sociological Theories (Social Operation Theory, Social Transformation Theory, Discipline Localization Theory, Social Mutual Construction Theory)

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Features: "Contributing to sociological theories with Chinese characteristics and deepening the understanding of transforming Chinese society" is the academic goal set by the author for himself over the past 20 years of engaging in sociological research, and he has persistently pursued it. Through this pursuit, he hopes to advance the deeper sociological concept of "promoting social progress and reducing social costs." As a result of this pursuit and exploration, the author and the academic group he leads have proposed the "Four Theories" - the Theory of Social Operation, the Theory of Social Transformation, the Theory of Discipline Localization, and the Theory of Social Interconstruction, which have had a relatively profound impact in the field of sociology. This book collects articles related to the "Four Theories." These articles include both discussions and debates, clearly demonstrating the theoretical exploration process of the "Four Theories" - from their proposal, the influence they generated, their development towards perfection, and their application in explaining real-world social issues.