Socialist Factors in China’s Economic Miracle and Development Achievements

Cao, Yongxin

doi:10.1080/21598282.2020.1724014

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“…The first policy limitation is the lack of attention to opening up in recent years. The so-called "economic miracle" of China in recent decades largely results from the incorporation of international economic activities [50], and naturally, the construction of a first-class business environment needs the embrace of the international market. Secondly, the restriction of government power and the establishment of a predictable, law-based government require not only policies from the government's perspective but also supervision from the market and citizens.…”

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Exploring Business Environment Policy Changes in China Using Quantitative Text Analysis

Hu,

Wu,

Cang

2024

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A conducive business environment is crucial for establishing a sustainable market economy. This paper aims to quantitatively analyze the evolution of China’s business environment policy, offering valuable insights for future optimization. Focusing on 1335 national-level business environment policies from 2006 to 2023, this study employed a social network analysis (SNA) and the latent Dirichlet allocation (LDA) model to investigate policy changes in terms of the issuing rhythm, collaborating departments, and policy attention. The findings reveal: (1) China has established a mature policy system for its business environment, with both an increasing number and improving impact of related policies. (2) A governance network of the business environment has gradually formed, with the participation of differentiated departments and the domination of one central unit, ensuring efficient collaboration and clear instruction. (3) The attention of the business environment policy has shifted from attracting foreign investment and developing the industrial chain to simplifying bureaucratic approval procedures, smoothing trade circulation, and ensuring legal reliability. This paper’s results serve as an empirical contribution to the field of business environment policy research.

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Exploring Business Environment Policy Changes in China Using Quantitative Text Analysis

Hu,

Wu,

Cang

2024

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“…The nature of the Chinese political economy represents a highly controversial issue across a variety of disciplines. The debate polarises between acknowledgements of the country’s unique path of “socialism with Chinese characteristics” (Cao 2020; Ding 2009; Ouyang 2001) and assessments of its state–market relations as a peculiar form of capitalism—from “state‐permeated capitalism” (ten Brink 2019) to “Sino‐capitalism” (McNally 2017) or “bureaucratic capitalism” (Au 2012), just to name a few. More nuanced assessments claim that China’s socialism, as a goal, should not be neglected—although it seems impaired by current developments (Peters 2014).…”

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Gramsci in China: Past, Present, and Future of a Still Open Encounter

Caterina

2021

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Assessments of the nature and trajectory of China's political economy polarise into a highly controversial debate. The present paper aims to introduce Antonio Gramsci as a powerful ally in making sense of the specificities of the Chinese case by shedding light on the past, present, and future of the Gramsci-China encounter. Starting from an in-depth assessment of the reception of Gramsci's textual legacy in Mainland China and of the main related problems, the paper promotes a philologically sound, diachronic approach to the potential of a Gramscian perspective in analysing China's peculiar trajectory, such as the ability to focus on: (1) the constructed nature of Chinese hegemony; (2) the terrain of China's integral state; (3) adopted strategies of passive revolution; (4) the materiality of Chinese hegemony; (5) its processual and contested nature across different times and scales; as well as ( 6) key links between intellectuals and the production of common sense.

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Socialist Factors in China’s Economic Miracle and Development Achievements

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Exploring Business Environment Policy Changes in China Using Quantitative Text Analysis

Exploring Business Environment Policy Changes in China Using Quantitative Text Analysis

Gramsci in China: Past, Present, and Future of a Still Open Encounter

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