2006-2007: Shanghai Cultural Development Report: Building a Public Cultural Service System - (Includes CD-ROM)

Author: Ye Xin, edited by Ku Da Shen
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Publish Date: 2007-01-01
Features: "" is a large-scale series of branded books launched by Social Sciences Academic Press in recent years, consisting of a series of authoritative research reports. At the end of each year and the beginning of the next, they analyze and forecast the current status and development trends of China and the world in various fields such as economy and society. The authors of this series are primarily experts from the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, most of whom are top experts from first-class research institutions in China. Their views and insights reflect the highest level of understanding and recognition of the reality and future of China and the world. They possess undeniable authority. Each is accompanied by a database CD-ROM (SSDB3.0). This CD-ROM is both an e-book and a database. After installation, it allows comfortable reading in PDF format: entering any word can quickly query and retrieve information. The CD-ROM also has an accumulation function, which can automatically aggregate the information of multiple into a single system, creating a digital information repository with infinite expandability and value-added space. The proposal to construct a public cultural service system that matches Shanghai's level of economic and social development has opened up new development opportunities for Shanghai's cultural construction. In recent years, Shanghai's public cultural service system has made substantial progress. This book provides an in-depth analysis of the current status, issues, development trends, and strategies of Shanghai's public cultural service system from the perspective of modern services and Shanghai's new round of industrial upgrading. It points out a series of new trends in Shanghai, such as focusing on the agglomeration of original innovation capabilities, emphasizing collaborative development of social forces, and prioritizing talent cultivation, and proposes policy recommendations to promote the development of Shanghai's cultural and creative industries.