This book demystifies China's strategic shift from prioritizing economic growth to cultivating quality and resilience. It provides an essential framework for understanding the next chapter of China's rise and its global implications.
By establishing an analytical framework that transcends traditional narratives of "Chinese Modernization, " the authors delve into the "operating system" that drives this transformation: the New Development Philosophy. The book analyzes the sources of systemic dynamism, as well as the system's value reconstruction and internal harmony. It examines the system's stability and resilience, as well as the modes of interaction between the system and its external environment. In doing so, it reveals the integrative mechanisms that enable efficient operation. The book also summarizes the theoretical contributions of Chinese Modernization as a systemic paradigm and anticipates its future internal and external challenges.
The book will appeal to scholars, students and policymakers working in political economy, development economics and the Chinese economy.
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Xinzhang Cheng is a professor at Department of International Trade and Economics, Shanghai Lixin University of Accounting and Finance. His research interest lies in Chinese economic issues, particularly innovation.
Junyu Cheng is a master's student at the Elliott School of International Affairs, George Washington University. His research interests focus on East Asian affairs.