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Characteristics and Experience of China’s Gradual Reform Zhang Yu 1998, (7):  5-12.  DOI: Abstract ( )   PDF (644KB) ( )   Since the 3rd plenary of the 11th Party Congress China has undergone a process of gradual reform in economy, politics and culture with the characteristics of developing market system on the basis of industrialization and socialist legal structure. During this process, it is imperative that we seek balance between dichotomies such as spontaneous action and conscious efforts, the part and the whole, reform and development, inside and outside the system, public ownership and marketing mechanics, conventional and modern and so on. Only in this way can we achieve a successful transition from planned economy to market economy while maintaining steady progress. This special model of reform is the product of China’s particular economic, political, historic and cultural structure, as well as China’s unique approach to reform characteristic of the Chinese style. Nevertheless, this model bears some general implications, namely, emphasis of political and social stability, and utilization of resources in traditional organizations. References | Related Articles | Metrics

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International Coordination in Globalization of Economy Pu Pin 1998, (7):  43-48,64.  DOI: Abstract ( )   PDF (668KB) ( )   With acceleration of globalization of world economy international coordination in economy has come to play a more and more efficient role in dealing with major economic conflicts and handling unexpected crisis. This special role is especially expressed in interference with financial crises. A case in point is the East Asian financial crisis starting in July of 1997. When the crisis quickly spread, getting the whole world involved, International Currency and Fund Organization took the initiative to interfere, organizing the greatest rescues in history, functioning well in stabilizing the situation and bringing back confidence. However, its demand for the rescued countries to open their financial market poses some threat to or challenge for those countries in crisis. This is a reality developing countries have to put up with if they want to adapt to the process of globalization of world economy. As long as East Asian countries can work out good relationship with international coordination with international Currency and Fund Organization at the lead, they are able to take full advantage of the positive factors in that area, turning crises to opportunities, and directing the process of globalization to become more and more beneficial. Related Articles | Metrics

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Comments on Critical Theory of Routine Life in 1990s Li Xiaojuan, Xiao Lingnuo 1998, (7):  50-54.  DOI: Abstract ( )   PDF (487KB) ( )   The basic elements of critical theory of routine life include new insights on the structure of human society, analysis of the three areas of daily life, explanation of basic scheme of routines of daily life, interpretation of reform and significance for reconstruction of daily life, description of basic formula for criticizing and so on. It is meant to illustrate that modernization of China requires that modernization of the people themselves and modernization of the society go side by side. Criticism of routines of life from the academic circle has concentrated on such relations as criticism of life routines and reconstruction of humanity, routines and non-routines, criticism of routine and enlightening of the mind, literature and criticism of daily life etc. The results are of initiative and has laid good foundations for further development. References | Related Articles | Metrics