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Informationen zum Autor JIANRONG HUANG is Professor of Public Policy in the Department of Politics and Public Administration at Nanjing University. He is a member of the Council of Chinese Public Administration. His most recent book is The Applicability of Policy-Making Theory in Post-Mao China . He has published both in Chinese and English. Klappentext The last two and a half decades witnessed China's epoch-making economic growth and great social changes, which indicates the commence of China's national rejuvenation after a near two centuries-long stagnant or backward period. In exploring the causal dynamics of China's rejuvenation, Huang's book examines the internal and external elements from various sides, in both the comprehensive way and the separate way, thus providing a convincible explanation about the driving force of China's marvellous development. Zusammenfassung The last two and a half decades witnessed China's epoch-making economic growth and great social changes, which indicates the commence of China's national rejuvenation after a near two centuries-long stagnant or backward period. In exploring the causal dynamics of China's rejuvenation, Huang's book examines the internal and external elements from various sides, in both the comprehensive way and the separate way, thus providing a convincible explanation about the driving force of China's marvellous development. Inhaltsverzeichnis Introduction China Is Rejuvenating Internal Dynamics I: The Great Desires and Impulse Came from People Internal Dynamics II: The Crucial Role of the Reform Group in China's Leadership Internal Dynamics III: The Key Role of the Paramount Leader Deng Xiaoping Internal Dynamics IV: The Fundamental Impetus Arose from China's National Spirits External Dynamics: The Strong Momentums Stemmed from Globalization The Dynamics for China's Further Development
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JIANRONG HUANG is Professor of Public Policy in the Department of Politics and Public Administration at Nanjing University. He is a member of the Council of Chinese Public Administration. His most recent book is The Applicability of Policy-Making Theory in Post-Mao China. He has published both in Chinese and English.
