Xi Jinping Thought on Socialism with Chinese Characteristics for a New Era
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Towards More Mature and Established Systems Written by Yang Guangbin, Wang Heng, Lin Xuefei, translated by Li Huiming
Publisher: China Renmin University Press
Place of publication: Beijing
Date of publication: September 2017
Number of pages: 262
ISBN: 978-7-300-24646-8
Languages: English
Contents
  • Introduction A Study of Xi Jinping's Political Thought from the Perspective of Philosophy and Social Sciences1-7
  • Chapter One A Preliminary Probe into Xi Jinping's Political Thought System9-36
  • 1. New Era and New Challenges Calling for New Thought12-14
  • 2. Historical Philosophy Rooted in the Chinese Civilization Gene15-18
  • 3. New Political Economics in Which Political System''Plays a Decisive Role''18-23
  • 4. National Governance Theory Based on State Governance Capability23-28
  • 5. New Development Philosophy Oriented towards a Just Society and the Concept of World Order28-32
  • 6. Historic Status: Marxism of the 21st Century32-36
  • Chapter Two The Political Logic of Modernizing National Governance37-110
  • 1. Breaking Through: Wiping out Obstacles of Reform through Sweeping Anti-corruption Campaigns39-71
  • 2 . Strategic Planning: Top-level Design Modernization of State Governance Blueprint71-86
  • 3. The Key: The ''Four Comprehensives'' Set for Promoting China's Strategic Planning86-98
  • 4. Upgrading: Scientific Development Driven by the New Development Philosophy98-110
  • Chapter Three Building Institutional Framework with National Governance Capability as Its Core111-190
  • 1. Building a Sound Institutional Ecosystem; To Strike Iron, One Must Stay Strong113-138
  • 2. Initiating Reforms while Solidifying the Foundations: Restructuring of the Policy-making System138-155
  • 3. Practice of ''Cutting'' by the Government; Building an Economic System with the Market Playing a Decisive Role in Allocating Resources155-165
  • 4. Modernizing the Military Governance System;Reform above the Neck165-175
  • 5. Establishing Rules and Regulations for State Governance : Comprehensively Promoting Rule of Law175-190
  • Chapter Four Towards ''More Mature and Established Systems'': a ''Chinese Approach'' to Well-ordered Politics191-221
  • 1. Striving for ''More Mature and Established Institutions''193-201
  • 2. Providing a ''Chinese Approach'' for Seeking Well-ordered Politics of Mankind201-221
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