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Accepting Authoritarianism: State-Society Relations in China's Reform Era
Author: Teresa Wright
Year: March 8, 2010
Format: PDF
File size: PDF 5.1 MB
Language: English



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Accepting Authoritarianism StateSociety Relations in China's Reform Era In the midst of China's rapid economic growth and technological advancements, one might wonder why the country's citizenry has not pressed for liberal democratic change despite the communist government's authoritarian grip on power. In her book "Accepting Authoritarianism: State-Society Relations in China's Reform Era Dr. [Author's name] delves into this paradox, offering a nuanced understanding of the complex interplay between the state and society in modern China. The author argues that China's unique combination of state-led development, late industrialization, and socialist legacies have shaped popular perceptions of socioeconomic mobility, economic dependence on the state, and political options, giving citizens both incentives to maintain the status quo and disincentives to embrace liberal democratic change. The book takes a comprehensive approach, analyzing the major socioeconomic groups in China, including private entrepreneurs, state sector workers, professionals, and farmers.
Принятие авторитаризма Отношения между государством и обществом в эпоху реформ в Китае В разгар быстрого экономического роста и технологического прогресса в Китае можно задаться вопросом, почему граждане страны не настаивали на либерально-демократических изменениях, несмотря на авторитарную власть коммунистического правительства. В своей книге «Accepting Authoritarianism: State-Society Relations in China's Reform Era» доктор [имя автора] углубляется в этот парадокс, предлагая тонкое понимание сложного взаимодействия между государством и обществом в современном Китае. Автор утверждает, что уникальная комбинация китайского государственного развития, поздней индустриализации и социалистического наследия сформировала народное восприятие социально-экономической мобильности, экономической зависимости от государства и политических вариантов, давая гражданам как стимулы для сохранения статус-кво, так и препятствия для принятия либеральных демократических изменений. Книга использует комплексный подход, анализируя основные социально-экономические группы в Китае, включая частных предпринимателей, работников государственного сектора, профессионалов и фермеров.
Adopter l'autoritarisme Relations entre l'État et la société à l'ère de la réforme en Chine Au milieu de la croissance économique rapide et du progrès technologique en Chine, on peut se demander pourquoi les citoyens du pays n'ont pas insisté pour un changement démocratique libéral, malgré le pouvoir autoritaire du gouvernement communiste. Dans son livre « Accepting Authoritarianism : State-Society Relations in China's Reform Era », le docteur [nom de l'auteur] explore ce paradoxe en proposant une compréhension subtile de l'interaction complexe entre l'État et la société dans la Chine moderne. L'auteur affirme que la combinaison unique du développement de l'État chinois, de l'industrialisation tardive et de l'héritage socialiste a façonné la perception populaire de la mobilité socioéconomique, de la dépendance économique à l'égard de l'État et des options politiques, donnant aux citoyens à la fois des incitations pour maintenir le statu quo et des obstacles à l'adoption d'un changement démocratique libéral. livre adopte une approche intégrée en analysant les principaux groupes socio-économiques en Chine, y compris les entrepreneurs privés, les travailleurs du secteur public, les professionnels et les agriculteurs.
Aceptación del autoritarismo relaciones entre el Estado y la sociedad en la era de las reformas en China En medio del rápido crecimiento económico y el progreso tecnológico en China, cabe preguntarse por qué los ciudadanos del país no insistieron en un cambio liberal-democrático a pesar del poder autoritario del gobierno comunista. En su libro Accepting Authoritarianism: State-Society Relations in China's Reforma Era, el Dr. [nombre del autor] profundiza en esta paradoja al ofrecer una sutil comprensión de la compleja interacción entre el Estado y la sociedad en la China moderna. autor sostiene que la combinación única del desarrollo del Estado chino, la industrialización tardía y el legado socialista ha moldeado la percepción popular de movilidad socioeconómica, dependencia económica del Estado y opciones políticas, dando a los ciudadanos tanto incentivos para mantener el statu quo como obstáculos para aceptar cambios democráticos liberales. libro adopta un enfoque integral, analizando los principales grupos socioeconómicos en China, incluyendo empresarios privados, trabajadores del sector público, profesionales y agricultores.
Autoritarismus akzeptieren Das Verhältnis von Staat und Gesellschaft in der Reformzeit in China Inmitten des rasanten Wirtschaftswachstums und des technologischen Fortschritts in China kann man sich fragen, warum die Bürger des Landes trotz der autoritären Macht der kommunistischen Regierung nicht auf liberal-demokratischen Veränderungen bestanden. In seinem Buch Accepting Authoritarianism: State-Society Relations in Chinas Reform Era geht Dr. [Name des Autors] auf dieses Paradoxon ein und bietet einen subtilen Einblick in die komplexen Wechselwirkungen zwischen Staat und Gesellschaft im heutigen China. Der Autor argumentiert, dass die einzigartige Kombination aus chinesischer staatlicher Entwicklung, Spätindustrialisierung und sozialistischem Erbe die Wahrnehmung von sozioökonomischer Mobilität, wirtschaftlicher Abhängigkeit vom Staat und politischen Optionen in der Bevölkerung geprägt hat und den Bürgern sowohl Anreize für die Aufrechterhaltung des Status quo als auch Hindernisse für die Akzeptanz liberaler demokratischer Veränderungen bietet. Das Buch verfolgt einen integrierten Ansatz und analysiert die wichtigsten sozioökonomischen Gruppen in China, darunter Privatunternehmer, Beschäftigte des öffentlichen Sektors, Fachleute und Landwirte.
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Çin'in Reform Döneminde Otoriterliği Kucaklamak Devlet-Toplum İlişkileri Çin'deki hızlı ekonomik büyüme ve teknolojik ilerlemenin ortasında, ülke vatandaşlarının neden komünist hükümetin otoriter yönetimine rağmen liberal demokratik değişim için baskı yapmadığını merak ediyor. "Acceptaning Authoritarianism: State-Society Relations in China's Reform Era" (Otoriterliği Kabul Etmek: Çin'in Reform Döneminde Devlet-Toplum İlişkileri) adlı kitabında Dr. [Yazarın adı] bu paradoksu irdeliyor ve modern Çin'de devlet ile toplum arasındaki karmaşık etkileşimin incelikli bir anlayışını sunuyor. Yazar, Çin devlet gelişiminin, geç sanayileşmenin ve sosyalist mirasın benzersiz kombinasyonunun, sosyoekonomik hareketlilik, devlete ekonomik bağımlılık ve siyasi seçeneklerin popüler algılarını şekillendirdiğini ve vatandaşlara hem statükoyu hem de liberal demokratik değişimi benimsemenin önündeki engelleri korumaya teşvik ettiğini savunuyor. Kitap, özel girişimciler, kamu sektörü çalışanları, profesyoneller ve çiftçiler de dahil olmak üzere Çin'deki büyük sosyoekonomik grupları analiz ederek entegre bir yaklaşım benimsiyor.
احتضان العلاقات بين الدولة والمجتمع الاستبدادي في عصر الإصلاح في الصين في خضم النمو الاقتصادي السريع والتقدم التكنولوجي في الصين، يتساءل المرء لماذا لم يدفع مواطنو البلاد من أجل التغيير الديمقراطي الليبرالي على الرغم من الحكم الاستبدادي للحكومة الشيوعية. في كتابه «قبول الاستبداد: العلاقات بين الدولة والمجتمع في عصر الإصلاح في الصين»، يتعمق الدكتور [اسم المؤلف] في هذه المفارقة، ويقدم فهمًا دقيقًا للتفاعل المعقد بين الدولة والمجتمع في الصين الحديثة. يجادل المؤلف بأن المزيج الفريد من تنمية الدولة الصينية، والتصنيع المتأخر، والتراث الاشتراكي قد شكل التصورات الشعبية للحراك الاجتماعي والاقتصادي، والاعتماد الاقتصادي على الدولة، والخيارات السياسية، مما أعطى المواطنين حوافز للحفاظ على الوضع الراهن والعقبات أمام تبني الليبرالية. التغيير الديمقراطي. يتخذ الكتاب نهجًا متكاملاً من خلال تحليل المجموعات الاجتماعية والاقتصادية الرئيسية في الصين، بما في ذلك رواد الأعمال من القطاع الخاص والعاملين في القطاع العام والمهنيين والمزارعين.

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