China Dreams

China's New Leadership and Future Impacts

Nonfiction, Social & Cultural Studies, Political Science, Politics, Economic Policy, Business & Finance, Management & Leadership, Leadership

• Author: Chih-Shian Liou, Arthur S Ding
• ISBN: 9789814611152
• Publisher: World Scientific Publishing Company
• Publication: January 29, 2015
• Imprint: WSPC
• Language: English

With the theme “China Dreams: Opportunities and Challenges,” this book contributes to emerging debates on Chinese new leadership's adaptability to important political, economic, social, and global issues. Can China's political system sustain “China Dreams”, a slogan ushered by Chinese President Xi Jinpin? Does the fulfillment of “China Dreams” require political reform? Does the initiation of the agenda of “China Dreams” facilitate China's economic transition? To what extent does “China Dreams” pave the way for China's peaceful rise? By exploring the preceding questions, the essays by Lowell Dittmer, Thomas Gold, Victoria Tin-bor Hui, Chin-fu Hung, Scott L Kastner, Huey-Lin Lee & Scott Y Lin, Chih-shian Liou, Raviprasad Narayanan, Kellee S Tsai, and Chung-min Tsai provide a comprehensive analysis of the agenda of China's new leadership.

Contents:

• China Dreams and China's Global Roles:

  • The China Dream: Revival of What Historical Greatness? (Victoria Tin-bor Hui)
  • China's Dream, China's World (Lowell Dittmer)
  • Dreams or Reality? A Preliminary Exploration of the Relationship between China's Growing Economic Power and Its Political Influence in Developed Countries (Scott L Kastner)

• China Dreams and China's Political Systems:

  • Streamlining the Leviathan: The China Dream and Super-Ministry Reform (Chih-shian Liou)
  • The "China Dream" in the Xi–Li Administration in the Information Age: Shared Dreams or Same Bed, Different Dreams? (Chin-fu Hung)
  • "China Dreams": Political Slogan or Flight of Fancy? (Raviprasad Narayanan)

• China Dreams and China's Economic Transitions:

  • The China Dream: Tigers, Flies, and Other Challenges to Economic Reform (Kellee S Tsai)
  • Market Development and the China Dream: State–Business Relationship and Regulatory Capacity in China (Chung-min Tsai)
  • Microfinance and the China Dream (Thomas B Gold)
  • Weighing up Market Mechanism and Regulated Distribution: A China Dream to Feed Itself under Spatially Imbalanced Development (Huey-Lin Lee and Scott Y Lin)

Readership: Academics, professionals, undergraduate and graduate students interested in China's political system, China's new leadership and agenda of “China Dreams”.
Key Features:

• A timely and comprehensive treatment of the issues associated with “China Dreams”
• In-depth analyses by leading scholars in China Studies