Research on the Path of Socialism with Chinese Characteristics
Research on the Path of Socialism with Chinese Characteristics
Abstract Research on the Path of Socialism with Chinese Characteristics comprises several chapters, including Chapter One: The Formation of the Path of Socialism with Chinese Characteristics; Chapter Two: The Scientific Connotation of the Path of Socialism with Chinese Characteristics; and Chapter Three: The Path of Chinese-Style Socialist Economic Development.
Editorial Recommendation Research on the Path of Socialism with Chinese Characteristics is published by Hebei People's Publishing House.
Table of Contents
Introduction: A New Historical Path Section 1: The Beijing Consensus and the China Model: Perspectives of Domestic and Foreign Scholars Section 2: The Essential Connotation and Realistic Characteristics of the Path of Socialism with Chinese Characteristics
Chapter One: The Formation of the Path of Socialism with Chinese Characteristics Section 1: The First Generation of the Party’s Collective Leadership: Arduous Exploration [1] Section 2: The Second Generation of the Party’s Collective Leadership: Successful Opening Section 3: The Third Generation of the Party’s Collective Leadership: Carrying Forward the Cause into the Future Section 4: The Central Collective Leadership since the 16th National Congress: Pragmatic Pioneering [2]
Chapter Two: The Scientific Connotation of the Path of Socialism with Chinese Characteristics Section 1: One Basic National Condition: The Primary Stage of Socialism [3] Section 2: One Basic Line: "One Center, Two Basic Points" [4] Section 3: One General Layout: The Mutual Promotion of the "Four Constructions" [5] Section 4: One Development Goal: Prosperity, Democracy, Civility, and Harmony [6]
Chapter Three: The Path of Chinese-Style Socialist Economic Development Section 1: Realizing yet Transcending Modernity: The Historical Position, Tasks, and Goals of China's Economic Development Section 2: A Startling Leap: The Development of Productive Forces with Chinese Characteristics and the Industrial Revolution [7] Section 3: The Power and Control Systems of the Great Ship of the Chinese Economy: Value Levers and Macroeconomic Regulation Section 4: The Essence of "Characteristics" and the Mystery of the "Soaring Dragon": Institutional Innovation of Great Difficulty and Great Significance [8]
Chapter Four: The Path of Chinese-Style Socialist Political Development Section 1: A New Road for Socialist Democracy: Historical Necessity and the People's Choice Section 2: The Basic Connotation of China's Political Development Path: The "Three Unifications" and the "Four Systems" [9] Section 3: Splendid Flowers Rooted in Fertile Soil: The Characteristics and Advantages of China's Political Development Path Section 4: Unwavering Commitment: Deepening Political Restructuring Around the Core Axis
Chapter Five: The Path of Socialist Cultural Construction with Chinese Characteristics Section 1: The Core Value System: The Spiritual Source of Socialist China's Vigorous Development Section 2: Reform of the Cultural System: From a "One-Man Show" to a "Grand Chorus" Section 3: Cultural Soft Power: From Confucius Institutes to Chinese Strength
Chapter Six: The Path of Socialist Social Construction with Chinese Characteristics Section 1: Social Harmony: An Institutional Attribute of Socialism with Chinese Characteristics and a Requirement for Meeting Challenges Section 2: Building a Socialist Harmonious Society: Basic Characteristics and Fundamental Requirements Section 3: Harmony and Contradiction: The Dialectics of Resolving Mass Incidents and Conflicts under New Circumstances [10] Section 4: Prioritizing People's Livelihood: Constructing a "Five-Possess" Society [11]
Chapter Seven: The Path of Socialist Ecological Civilization Construction with Chinese Characteristics Section 1: Breaking Through the Mist of Desire: The Marxist View of Ecological Civilization Section 2: The Way of Ecological Civilization: Either Socialism or Crisis Section 3: A Brand New Path: Practical Exploration of Building a Socialist Ecological Civilization
Chapter Eight: The Path of Peaceful Development Section 1: The Path of Peaceful Development: The Pivot of China's International Strategy and Foreign Policy Section 2: Benign Interaction and Mutual Benefit: The Content of the Path of Peaceful Development Section 3: A Harmonious World of Balance, Universality, and Win-Win: The Goal of the Path of Peaceful Development
Chapter Nine: The Path of Party Building Section 1: The Path of Party Building: The Historical Position and Basic Direction of the New Long March [12] Section 2: The Path of Party Building: General Layout and the Main Line of Implementation Section 3: Strengthening Party Building: Deeply Grasping Global Trends and Scientifically Understanding the Laws of Development
Chapter Ten: International Comparisons of the Path of Socialism with Chinese Characteristics Section 1: Autonomy and Dependence: A Comparison with the Neoliberal "Experiments" in Latin America Section 2: Light and Disorientation: A Comparison with the Path of Gorbachev's "Re-orientation" in the Soviet Union Section 3: Chinese Characteristics and the Swedish Model: A Comparison with the Path of Swedish Social Democracy
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