Modern Shanghai Studies Series-(3)

Author: Yu Keming
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Publish Date: 2006-12-01
Features: The third issue of the "Modern Shanghai Research Series," sponsored by the Modern Shanghai Research Center, is now available. This issue is edited by Yu Keming, with deputy editors Gu Ming (deputy director), Yu Huiyu, and Xu Jiangang. The third issue of the "Modern Shanghai Research Series" includes 34 articles, among which 12, such as "The Formation and Historical Significance of the 'Moganshan Road Industrial Area' on the Suzhou Creek," "A Review of the Research Status of Social Reform Trends in the Late May Fourth Movement," "A Study on the Number of Communist Party Members in Shanghai Before the Republic of China," and "A Study on the Mobilization of the Medical Community in Shanghai for War Efforts—Focusing on Shanghai Medical College," are research projects initiated by the Modern Shanghai Research Center and are published for the first time. Many articles, such as "A Brief Discussion on the History of Songjiang Prefecture City, the Rise of the New City, and the Development of the Ancient City," "Creating Harmonious New Communities," and "Pragmatic Projects: Specific Practices for Building a Harmonious Socialist Society," were written and published at the invitation of the editors. Many articles have already been published, and some were collected and published after contacting the authors. At the end of the book, there is an additional research review and a table of contents index. This book is a collection of papers and research reports compiled by the Modern Shanghai Research Center. It includes 34 articles and approximately 300,000 words, featuring contributions from researchers of the Modern Shanghai Research Center and other experts and scholars in Shanghai. The content covers research on the economy, politics, culture, social development, and personalities of modern Shanghai. It holds positive reference significance for exploring the development trajectory of modern Shanghai, promoting Shanghai's economic and political development, urban development, and its construction as a modern international metropolis.