Crisis Management -- Challenges Facing China in the Period of Transformation

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Features: This book systematically reflects the changes in the global crisis landscape following the September 11th attacks in the United States. Through theoretical research and case analysis, it thoroughly explores the roots and characteristics of China's crisis landscape during the transition period. From various perspectives, it outlines the basic framework of modern crisis management systems, provides an overall strategic design and institutional arrangements for unconventional decision-making and governance, and offers models that can be referenced for promoting the smooth transformation of public governance structures and coordinated social development. The target readers include government departments, universities, research institutions, MPA students, and can also be referenced by corporate management decision-makers.