Overview
Today, after decades of rapid social and economic development, China's reforms have moved into uncharted waters filled with prominent social issues. In response to these pressing issues, the central government and the Communist Party of China have been committed to building a new system of social governance characterized by collaboration, participation, and common interests. Social Governance in the New Era offers an exhaustive analysis of Xi Jinping's expositions on social governance in China, unpacking its historical background, strategies, action plan, and institutions. The book also explores the relationships between social governance and class, development, social conflict, and national security.
