This six-volume series presents a comprehensive analysis of Chinese modernization from six key perspectives: world view, values, historical outlook, civilization, democracy, and eco-civilization.
Together, the volumes outline the theoretical foundations, governance logic, and development path of Chinese modernization. The series examines how Chinese modernization is shaped by China’s historical experience, cultural traditions, and value system, while engaging with global modernization and governance challenges. It emphasizes modernization as a coordinated process that integrates economic development, cultural and ethical advancement, democratic practice, ecological sustainability, and national governance capacity.
Several volumes focus on whole-process people’s democracy, explaining its role as an essential requirement of Chinese modernization. They analyze China’s democratic practices, highlight the institutional advantages of socialist democracy in comparison with capitalist models, and show how democratic development supports the modernization of governance systems.
From the perspectives of civilization and eco-civilization, the series explores how Chinese modernization contributes a new form of human civilization and advances harmony between humanity and nature. Drawing on contemporary theory and practice, the books discuss sustainable development, eco-civilization institutions, and governance frameworks that go beyond traditional industrial civilization.
This set is a valuable reference for scholars, policymakers, and readers interested in Chinese modernization, governance, democracy, civilization studies, and sustainable development.
Includes:
- The World View of Chinese Modernization
- The Values of Chinese Modernization
- The Historical Outlook of Chinese Modernization
- The Civilization of Chinese Modernization
- The Democracy of Chinese Modernization
- The Eco-civilization of Chinese Modernization
