Advanced research to us means to place all theories into their historical contexts, to adopt a multi-theoretical perspective, and to use theory more for questions than for answers. From the point of view of Western theoretical expectations, China’s is a past and present of great and continuing paradoxes. Properly studied and conceptualized, Chinese experience / practice can form the basis for unique contributions to human knowledge.
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The Theories of “Differential Optimums” and “Vertical Integration” and Their Implications for China
2024-02-09
Philip C. C. Huang
Book Review of The Peasant Family and Rural Development in the Yangzi Delta, 1350- 1988
2024-02-01
Alexander Day
The Past, Present, and Future of Commercial Associations in China: Reflections on Theory and the Pathways of Practice
2024-01-27
Zhao Shan
“Distribution According to Work”: An Historical Analysis of the Incentive System in China’s State-Owned Sector
2024-01-14
Qi Hao
China in the New World Order
2023-12-27
Wang Shaoguang
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Reflections on Economics Education in China and Suggestions for Its Reform
2023-12-21
Genliang Jia
Resource Endowment, Rural Governance, and the “New Agriculture” in China
2021-05-18
Yaoyao Cheng, Peikun Han
Rethinking the Formalism-Substantivism Debate in Social Science: A Perspective from Recent Developments in Economic Methodology
2021-01-15
Gao Yuan
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