Chinese Path to Modernization - Yin, Jun

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Biographie:
Dr. Jun Yin, the assistant Dean of Institute of Xi Jinping Thought on Socialism with Chinese Characteristics for a New Era, an assistant professor of Economics at Peking University. Yin obtained his Ph.D. degree from Guanghua School of Management, PKU. He was a postdoctoral research fellow under the supervision of Prof. Yining Li, a well-known economist known both in China and overseas as Mr. Stock Market Li. He was also a visiting scholar of Kennedy School of Government at Harvard University. His research areas include Chinese path to modernization, common prosperity, Xi Jinping's economic thought, and organizational management, etc. He has published more than 50 articles in the prestigious academic journals. His books include China's Plan for Economic and Social Development, The Road to New-type Urbanization in China, Low-carbon Economy, The Nature of Leadership. He won such honors as the 8th Award for Humanities and Social Sciences Research of ChineseMinistry of Education, Yang Fuqing - Wang Yangyuan Academician Outstanding Teaching and Scientific Research Award, Industrial and Commercial Bank of China Outstanding Teacher Award, the Popular Book Award by China Book Review Society, etc....

Sommaire:
This book exploratively reviews and refines the theoretical system of economics with Chinese characteristics and the analytical framework of Chinese path to modernization. This book aims to reveal answers to the three questions: what has the theoretical system of economics with Chinese characteristics inherited and developed? What are the experiences and lessons of all countries' modernization in the world? What is the universality and particularity of Chinese Path to Modernization? As conclusion, the author draws a clue to understand Chinese path to modernization, which is neither making up for the lessons nor a convergence, but an innovation built upon the general principles of modernization. Its universality lies in the overall patterns and trends of modernization, that is, the consistent process of the country's pursuit of national economic growth and people's prosperity. The distinctiveness of this path lies in the concurrent transformation of Chinese economic system and the institutional innovations with Chinese characteristics that unfold throughout this ongoing economic process....