Political Reform and Government Innovation

Author: Wang Puqu
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Publish Date: 2003-07-01
Features: This series of books includes collections of essays and monographs. Both the authors and editors strive to combine theory with practice, normative analysis with empirical analysis, under the guidance of the stance, viewpoints, and methods of Marxism, and in line with the spirit of the "16th National Congress." Through the study of China's political reform strategies and government innovation approaches, it serves the construction of socialist political civilization in China. This series is an open-ended one, and more monographs and collections of essays on political development and government management will be published in the future. This book is a selection of academic essays written by the author over more than three decades of teaching at Peking University. From Chinese political thought to the government and politics of China, the author's academic research has followed this intellectual journey. The content covers Chinese political thought, contemporary Chinese political reform, and contemporary Chinese government innovation. The political reform in contemporary China is constrained by traditional Chinese political culture and other factors, making it gradual and somewhat halting. The government reform and innovation in contemporary China are driven by economic system reform, unfolding vibrantly and in a series of waves, quite spectacular. The collection of essays also reflects the tumultuous journey and scenes of China's reform and opening-up.