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China's megatrends : the 8 pillars of a new society /

by Naisbitt, John; Naisbitt, Doris.
Type: materialTypeLabelBookPublisher: New York, NY : Harper Business, c2010Edition: 1st ed.Description: xii, 257 p. ; 24 cm.ISBN: 9780061859441; 0061859443.Subject(s): Economic forecasting -- China | Social prediction -- China | China -- Economic conditions -- 2000- | China -- Social conditions -- 2000-Online resources: Contributor biographical information | Publisher description
Contents:
Prologue: a new system on the rise -- Introduction -- Pillar number one: emancipation of the mind -- Pillar number two: balancing top-down and bottom-up -- Pillar number three: framing the forest and letting the trees grow -- Pillar number four: crossing the river by feeling the stones -- Pillar number five: artistic and intellectual ferment -- Pillar number six: joining the world -- Pillar number seven: freedom and fairness -- Pillar number eight: From Olympic gold medals to Nobel prizes -- Matters in dispute.
Summary: Analyzes data and information from across all of China's provinces and cities to offer a unique perspective on the transformation that is reshaping the country's economic, social and political systems.
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Includes bibliographical references and index.

Prologue: a new system on the rise -- Introduction -- Pillar number one: emancipation of the mind -- Pillar number two: balancing top-down and bottom-up -- Pillar number three: framing the forest and letting the trees grow -- Pillar number four: crossing the river by feeling the stones -- Pillar number five: artistic and intellectual ferment -- Pillar number six: joining the world -- Pillar number seven: freedom and fairness -- Pillar number eight: From Olympic gold medals to Nobel prizes -- Matters in dispute.

Analyzes data and information from across all of China's provinces and cities to offer a unique perspective on the transformation that is reshaping the country's economic, social and political systems.

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