Contemporary China has experienced unprecedented social changes, and the social transformation since reform and opening up, especially the transformation of social governance, has clearly become an important context for it.
From the perspective of institutions and life, this book explains the social changes in China over the past 70 years since the founding of New China and the practical path of how social governance transformation promotes social transformation. It not only pays attention to the institutional connections in the changes in people's daily social lives, but also reflects the logic and mechanism of social change from the perspective of social governance transformation. Social changes will inevitably affect changes in social relations and trigger adjustments to the existing order and its internal power sources, thus creating a balance problem between "order and vitality."
This is the core issue of this book.
Reader comments
This book interprets the changes and transformation of Chinese society from a unique perspective, giving me a deeper understanding of social governance. The writing style is simple and easy to understand, with both theoretical depth and ease of understanding. I hated some of the characters in the book though, their views were sometimes too narrow. Overall, it's a book worth reading.
This book interprets the changes and transformation of Chinese society from a unique perspective, giving me a deeper understanding of social governance. The writing style is simple and easy to understand, with both theoretical depth and ease of understanding. I hated some of the characters in the book though, their views were sometimes too narrow. Overall, it's a book worth reading.