This book is an invaluable resource to understanding China and its impact on the world. It examines China's leadership and how China should rebalance its goals by seriously working on the ethics of the society that it is creating. It argues that a more ethical society in which the Chinese masses can trust is a necessary prerequisite for the successful implementation of a consumption driven growth model, a model that China's leadership has endorsed since 2008. It also puts forth that a more ethical society is a prerequisite for China receiving the international respect that China's leaders crave.…mehr
This book is an invaluable resource to understanding China and its impact on the world. It examines China's leadership and how China should rebalance its goals by seriously working on the ethics of the society that it is creating. It argues that a more ethical society in which the Chinese masses can trust is a necessary prerequisite for the successful implementation of a consumption driven growth model, a model that China's leadership has endorsed since 2008. It also puts forth that a more ethical society is a prerequisite for China receiving the international respect that China's leaders crave.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Jonathan Leightner teaches at Augusta University in the United States and Chulalongkorn University in Thailand. Johns Hopkins University hired him to teach at the Hopkins-Nanjing Center in China for 2008-2010. His publications include articles on China's trade, exchange rates, foreign reserves, fiscal policy, and land rights.
Inhaltsangabe
1. Introduction and Evaluation Criteria 2. Power Struggles over Policies: The Mao Years 3. Mao Sacrifices Ethics to Advance Macroeconomic Performance 4. The Cat's Color does not Matter: The Deng Years 5. Deng Xiaoping Sacrifices Ethics to Promote Efficiency 6. Some will get Rich before Others: The Jiang Zemin Years: 1989-2002 7. Jiang Zemin Sacrifices Ethics to Promote Efficiency 8. Harmony? The Hu Jintao Years: 2002-2012 9. Export-Driven to Consumption-Driven Growth 10. Central Planning Goals Overshadow Ethics under Hu Jintao 11. Xi Jinping's Domestic Dream for China 12. Consumption-Driven Growth Fails to Thrive under Xi Jinping 13. China's International Dream under Xi Jinping: Trade and Exchange Rate Issues 14. China's International Dream under Xi Jinping: Geopolitical Expansion and Military Issues 15. Xi Jinping Sacrifices Ethics for Macroeconomic Performance 16. Future Paths for China 17. Conclusions, Recommendations, and Xi's Nightmares
1. Introduction and Evaluation Criteria 2. Power Struggles over Policies: The Mao Years 3. Mao Sacrifices Ethics to Advance Macroeconomic Performance 4. The Cat's Color does not Matter: The Deng Years 5. Deng Xiaoping Sacrifices Ethics to Promote Efficiency 6. Some will get Rich before Others: The Jiang Zemin Years: 1989-2002 7. Jiang Zemin Sacrifices Ethics to Promote Efficiency 8. Harmony? The Hu Jintao Years: 2002-2012 9. Export-Driven to Consumption-Driven Growth 10. Central Planning Goals Overshadow Ethics under Hu Jintao 11. Xi Jinping's Domestic Dream for China 12. Consumption-Driven Growth Fails to Thrive under Xi Jinping 13. China's International Dream under Xi Jinping: Trade and Exchange Rate Issues 14. China's International Dream under Xi Jinping: Geopolitical Expansion and Military Issues 15. Xi Jinping Sacrifices Ethics for Macroeconomic Performance 16. Future Paths for China 17. Conclusions, Recommendations, and Xi's Nightmares
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