China's Challenges in the Twenty-first Century
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As the twenty-first century unfolds, China starts a new phase of development for building a well-off society in an all-round way and speeding up socialist modernisation. Will China achieve its goals in the economic, political and cultural arenas? Will China move on to centre stage? Written by a team of world-renowned experts from Hong Kong, Australia and the US, this volume of 27 essays addresses the problems and significant issues facing China in the twenty-first century, e.g., the leadership succession, the pressure of political, legal, economic and social reforms, accession to the WTO, the impact of globalisation, the widening gap between the rich and the poor, restructuring of the rural/urban workforce, cultural and ethnic relations, as well as environmental conservation and protection. Each author focuses on a specific topic and offers his/her in-depth analysis in clear and easy-to-understand language. This is an excellent source of reference not only for university students and academics interested in contemporary China, but also for professionals, business executives and entrepreneurs who are involved in China trade and businesses. General readers who want to gain a better understanding of current affairs in China will also find it informative and insightful.
ISBN
978-962-937-081-7
Pub. Date
Apr 1, 2003
Weight
1.26kg
Paperback
880 pages
Dimension
152 x
229 mm
Subjects
- Introduction
- Prospects for Reform Under the Fourth Generation Leadership
- Are Village Elections Competitive? The Case of Zhejiang
- Village Self-governance
- Policy Implementation at the County and Township/Town Levels in China
- Prospects for Legal Reforms in Twenty-first Century China
- China in the International Human Rights Regime
- Is China a "Responsible" State? An Assessment from the Point of View of its Multilateral Engagements
- Cross-Taiwan Straits Relations
- Globalisation and Marketisation: The Logic of a Two-Level Game
- China' s IT Revolution and Scientist Businessmen: The Case of Zhongguancun
- Financial Industry Reform in Twenty-first Century China
- From Developmental to Predatory Government: An Institutional Perspective of Local Cadres' Strategic Economic Behaviour
- China's Changing Industrial System
- Chinese Business Enterprise Law in the Twenty-first Century
- The Making of the Cadre-Capitalist Class in China
- Articulating Business Interests in Rural China
- The Great Wall that Divides Two Chinas and the Rural/Urban Disparity Challenge
- Local Responses to Global Agendas: Changing State-Education Relations in Mainland China
- Social Security Reforms and Prospects in the Twenty-first Century
- Some Problems on China's Ethnic Borders
- Redistributive Power and Ethnic Stratification in China
- China's Hong Kong Policy in a Changing Context
- China's Green Challenges in the Twenty-first Century
- Human Capital, Social Contacts and Job Searching in Urban China
- Elections at the Village and Town/Township Levels and Political Reform in China
- Juncture Year 2002: Backing into the Future of Chinese Literature and Film
- Epilogue: Tasks Ahead for the New Generation of Leaders after the 16th Party Congress