The Outward Expansion of China As a Result of Its Victorious Modernization [Text] / A. I. Salitsky // Herald of the Russian Academy of Sciences. – 2018. – Vol. 88. – Issue 1. – P. 104-110.
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The author considers the People's Republic of China of the mid-2010s as a country of accomplished modernization, emphasizing the reorientation of the state and society to find solutions to fundamentally new problems. At the present stage, the attention of the country's leadership is focused on the social and environmental situation, the consumer revolution, and the development of science and technology. The monetary financial and external economic stability allows the fifth generation of Chinese leaders to offer the country and the world a new vector of socioeconomic growth. Right in front of our eyes, China is becoming an exporter of modernization and can exert a significant influence on its partners. In the opinion of the author, the center of global development is shifting to the East, where gigantic and dynamic China is beginning to form global trends.
This article was prepared within the Basic Research Programs of State Academies of Sciences, program no. III.10P “Misbalances of the Modern World Order and Russia,” and was supported by the Russian Foundation for the Humanities, grant no. 16-07-00012.
Keywords: China | modernization | indices | nong min gong | inequality | servicization | leader of development | capital | exports |
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