Research Front Report on China's Real Issues (2005-2006)

Author: Li Huibin, edited by Xue Xiaoyuan
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Publish Date: 2006-01-01
Features: "China's real-world issues are becoming a vast research resource." This book is a collection of academic essays on China's real-world issues, written by multiple experts and scholars. In the new century and new stage, new situations and problems have emerged. The book explores a series of issues arising from China's social transformation under the market economy, including interest-related issues concerning the ruling party, governance capabilities and methods, the relationship between the party and the people, political civilization, governance and good governance, building a harmonious society, labor property rights, and the cultural industry. It provides guidance for readers to understand many real-world issues around them, even those that directly affect their personal interests. The articles present original viewpoints, profound thoughts, rigorous logic, and fluent writing, making them highly relevant to reality and of great academic value. The content is rich in knowledge and strong in theoretical persuasion. It can help you clarify concepts, break free from misconceptions, expand your thinking, and become a new person in the era of social transformation.