Titel: Zhongguo da qushi: Xin shehui de ba da zhizhu (China's Megatrends: The 8 Pillars of a New Society) - 中国大趋势: 新社会的八大支柱
Author / Editor: 约翰·奈斯比特 John Naisbitt， 多丽丝·奈斯比特 Doris Naisbitt, 魏平 Wei Ping (译 Übers.)
ISBN: 978-7-80249-158-8, 9787802491588
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Publisher: Zhonghua Gongshang Lianhe Chubanshe - 中华工商联合出版社
Language: simplified Chinese Character
Date of Publication: 2009.01
First edition
Number of pages: 221
Dimensions: 24 x 17 cm
Binding: Paperback


Description:
Naisbitt, author of the 1982 bestseller Megatrends—an analysis of the economic, political, social and cultural transition taking place in the U.S.—collaborates with his wife and turns his focus to our competitor to the east. Why, the authors ask, has autocratic China succeeded while many democratically governed states have failed to make economic progress? He tells a compelling story of a country that is maturing in hyperdrive and can concentrate on economics partially because it isn't distracted by election cycles and national soul searching. The book runs down the eight pillars of a new society, the strategic moves that have maneuvered China forward, and examines Chinese values, artistic and intellectual ferment, freedom and fairness, media and the swift changes that have brought a country in which wealth was unthinkable and education derided into a place that values entrepreneurism and boasts a business school enrollment comparable to middle-income countries. A thoughtful, ambitious overview sure to be of interest to all those curious about world economics. (This description refers to the English original edition)