Political System of the People's Republic of China (New Version)

Author: Pu Xingzu, Editor-in-Chief
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Publish Date: 2005-02-01
Features: This book is an academic work that systematically elaborates on the political system of China. The main author has long been dedicated to teaching and research in this field, and the entire book embodies the author's recent new research achievements. It discusses the basic framework, historical development, and the main factors influencing the establishment and evolution of the Chinese political system, as well as issues related to political and institutional reform. The book focuses on analyzing key political institutions such as the People's Congress system, electoral system, head of state system, administrative system, civil service system, judicial system, military system, state structure system, regional autonomy for ethnic minorities system, special administrative regions system, direct public participation system, the multi-party cooperation and political consultation system led by the Communist Party of China, and more. The author emphasizes the integration of legal and extralegal systems, macro and micro systems, current and historical systems, design and operation of systems, descriptive and analytical approaches to systems, and the combination of systems and institutional reform. In terms of structure, content, and theoretical depth, this book represents new developments compared to similar works, including several previously published by the author. Since its publication, authoritative journals such as Political Science Research, Fudan Journal, and Academic Monthly have highly recognized its academic value, considering it a significant work in the field. It has now become an important reference for postgraduate entrance exams in related disciplines and has made a positive impact in the political science community both in China and abroad.