Globalization and Contemporary Socialism: A Review of Research on Frontier Issues in Contemporary Socialist Theory

Author: Mo Yueyun (Editor-in-Chief), Huang Liwen (Deputy Editor-in-Chief), Wei Shulin (Deputy Editor-in-Chief)
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Features: There are many cutting-edge issues in contemporary socialist theory, and this book provides an overview and analysis of research on some major topics in this field, such as the relationship between the Chinese Communist Party and the government, the ruling capacity of the Chinese Communist Party, socialist public ownership, and the theory of labor and labor value under socialism. The purpose is to give people who are concerned about the future of socialism and the development of socialist construction in China a clearer understanding of relevant research and its outcomes. At the same time, it aims to help deepen the understanding and research of the world socialist movement, especially the socialism with Chinese characteristics, from a theoretical perspective. The book strives to combine academic rigor, ideological depth, and informational value. The chapter "Review of Research on Labor and Labor Value Theory under Socialism" not only discusses debates on labor, whether materialized labor (non-labor production factors) creates value, and the determination of value based on two meanings of socially necessary labor time, but also introduces discussions on surplus value, exploitation, and income distribution methods. Additionally, it explores the topic of science and technology and its relationship with the theory of labor value.