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"Long Reading of Southern Jiangsu: Southern Jiangsu Experience under Globalization and Regional Competition" Author: Dong Xiaodan/Wen Tiejun Oriental Publishing House
"Long Reading of Southern Jiangsu: Southern Jiangsu Experience under Globalization and Regional Competition" Author: Dong Xiaodan/Wen Tiejun Oriental Publishing House
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Introduction · · · · · ·
As we all know, my country is the country with the richest geographical diversity in the world. Different regions are significantly different due to different natural geographical conditions, and the development paths they choose are also necessarily different. Therefore, it is impossible to generalize China's development experience based on textbook theories and simple data analysis. Only by being down-to-earth and seeking truth from facts and conducting in-depth research and long-term observation in various places can we form theoretical innovations based on practice, obtain truly valuable judgments and conclusions, and thus sort out the real experience of China's development.
"Southern Jiangsu" has always been one of the most economically developed regions in my country. From the "emergence" of township enterprises in the 1980s to the rapid development of the export-oriented economy in Southern Jiangsu since the 21st century, what exactly is the reason that this land has been constantly performing the myth of "low cost" and "high speed" growth in the 40 years of development? This book is divided into two volumes. In the first volume, the author starts with the general theoretical framework of political economy and analyzes the different combination characteristics of the three factors of capital, land, and labor in different development stages of Southern Jiangsu, as well as the institutional arrangements derived from them. It not only explains how Southern Jiangsu was able to achieve rapid industrial development in the 1980s while keeping agriculture from depression and rural areas from decline, but also explains the internal reasons why foreign investment chose Southern Jiangsu in the early 21st century. The second volume focuses on the development and changes of Suzhou Industrial Park, from which we can see the relevant experience of the government's "counter-cyclical" and "cross-cyclical" regulation to promote the development of regional economy in the direction of high level and high quality.
About the Author
Dong Xiaodan was born in Heilongjiang Province in September 1978. He holds a doctorate in management from Renmin University of China. He is currently an associate professor at the School of Agriculture and Rural Development of Renmin University of China and a researcher at the Institute of Advanced Sustainable Development of Renmin University of China. His main research areas are rural governance, rural construction, regional development, and comparative studies of developing countries. His major works include "The Struggle of a Village: 1965-2020", "Rereading Southern Jiangsu - A Summary of 20 Years of Suzhou Industrial Park", and "De-dependence: China's Real Experience in Resolving the First Economic Crisis". He participated in the writing of "Eight Crises: China's Real Experience 1949-2009", "Interpreting Southern Jiangsu", and "Report on China's New Rural Construction". He has won a total of ten awards at the provincial and ministerial levels as the first and main winner.
Wen Tiejun is a second-level professor at Renmin University of China. He has served as the dean of the School of Agriculture and Rural Development, the director of the Rural Construction Center, the executive dean of the Institute for Advanced Studies in Sustainable Development, and the director of the China Rural Economy and Finance Research Center; the vice president of the China Agricultural Economics Society; and a distinguished professor at Southwest University, Fujian Agriculture and Forestry University, Jinan University, Xinjiang University and other universities. He is also a member of the sixth and seventh academic review groups of the State Council Academic Degrees Committee. He is currently/has been a provincial and ministerial policy expert at the National Development and Reform Commission, the Ministry of Land and Resources, the Ministry of Ecology and Environment, the Ministry of Commerce, the Ministry of Civil Affairs, the National Forestry and Grassland Administration, the State Grain Administration, Beijing, Chongqing, Fujian Province, etc. His major works include "Eight Crises: China's Real Experience 1949-2009", "Globalization and National Competition: A Comparative Study of the Emerging Seven Countries", and "From Agriculture 1.0 to Agriculture 4.0: Ecological Transformation and Agricultural Sustainability".
