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084042
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2008.
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Every five years, the personnel makeup of all legislative and deliberative organs in China, including the National People's Congress (NPC) and the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference (CPPCC), is reshuffled. During these five-year reshufflings, the top officials in all branches of the national government are either newly appointed or confirmed for another term.
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ID:
087648
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2009.
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China's growing involvement in the global economy and politics brings it considerable benefits. China gets unrestricted access to world markets for goods and services to supply to, to natural resources and fuels, new technologies and modern managerial know-how, and to international organizations that adopt decisions critical to China's development. All these benefits are acquired at the cost of the country's rising dependence on worldwide developments, market ups and downs, and even worldwide cataclysms.1 The current global financial and economic crisis shows this beyond a shadow of doubt. Accordingly, debates are erupting now and then in China about the balance of gain and loss; about the best way to use the advantages of being involved in globalization and to avoid its most destructive consequences; and also about what is needed to maintain the country's economic and political sovereignty and security without fencing itself off from the rest of the world, but instead take the position of a responsible participant and agent of world history.
Crises in the free-market economy that China is determined to build are certainly unavoidable. The key issue is then to realize that the market, the principal advantages of which are higher competitiveness of enterprises, the state itself, and individuals, cannot correct its inevitable deficiencies all by itself. While promoting a free-market economy, therefore, China is seeking to keep very power-
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070539
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139778
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A brief historical review of research to assess the comprehensive national power (CNP) of the world's leading countries is presented. Special attention is given to works by Chinese analysts whose conclusions serve as important assistance in elaborating national strategies of development. The current state and predicted dynamics of the main CNP components are examined: the armed forces and future economic growth of China, particularly in the light of competition from the United States for regional and global supremacy.
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153443
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This article examines China's achievements in the sphere of innovations and considers prospects of the further increase of its innovative potential. The author analyzes development problems of fundamental scientific research in the PRC as it becomes a leading Internet power of the world.
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110047
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2011.
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As the 18th congress of the CPC, which is supposed to renovate the leadership of the ruling party and adopt programmatic directives on the crucial questions of the country's development for the period up to 2020, is drawing closer, a dialogue and confrontation between various ideological and political groups (both between themselves and with central power and various groupings within it) tend to intensify. The left-wing forces and their liberal or social-democratic opponents take an active part in rivalry.
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156596
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By the end of the first decade of the 21st century, the factors that had boosted China's aggregate economic might for the three preceding decades began to peter out. Scientific and technical progress is coming to the fore as the main mechanism of further development. The creation of a Chinese innovation potential capable of changing the model of growth and raise China's competitiveness in the world acquires an especially important role. This article analyzes national programs of innovative development in the PRC and lays special emphasis on information and communication technologies. The most crucial aspect in turning China into a global innovative power is the preservation of cooperation and mutual trust between the scientific community and the leadership of the country.
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ID:
075353
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