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International Relations

A Changing China: Emerging Governance, Economics and Social Trends

1 January 2012

by Civil Service College(Various authors)

Book cover of A Changing China: Emerging Governance, Economics and Social Trends

Publisher: Civil Service College and Business China
ISBN: 978-981-07-1242-6 (pbk)
ISBN: 978-981-07-1243-3 (ebk)
Publication year: 2012

This volume, documenting the proceedings of A Changing China: Emerging Governance, Economic and Social Trends in September 2011, examines the factors shaping China's response to these challenges, and the ways in which China's leaders have sought to balance various stakeholder demands. It highlights how the growth and health of China's economy are deeply entwined with the functioning of its social, political, and environmental spheres.

Contents

  • Welcome Remarks
    Lionel Yeo

  • Opening Remarks
    Low Yen Ling

  • Sustaining China's Political Stability: Challenges and Choices
    Huang Jing

  • Commentary: Sustaining China's Political Stability, Building Up, Dams or Opening Up Channels
    Reported by Vernie Oliveiro

  • Commentary: Four Questions on the China Economy
    Wu Wei Neng

  • Social Welfare and Protection for Economic Growth and Social Stability - China's Experience
    Li Bingqin

  • Commentary: Challenges Amid a Shifting Landscape
    Andrew Kwok

  • Plenary Session
    Reported by Soh Tze Min

  • Commentary: China's Future: Evolutionary or Revolutionary?
    Soh Tze Min

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