China's Renaissance: Global Strategies in 21st Century

Tianyong Zhou received his PhD in economics from Dongbei University of Finance in Dalian in 1992 before transferring to Beijing and joining the Party School two years later. He also holds posts at Beijing University of Science and Technology, where he mentors PhD students, and part time professorships at China's National School of Administration, the Chinese Academy of Science, and Dongbei University. He advises the National Development and Reform Commission as well as the government's Macro-economic Management Agency. Although his main field of research is communist economic theory and economic development, he has become the leading light of liberal political reform inside the party, and was the lead author of a far-reaching plan for change, "Storming the Fortress"

Chapter I Introduction.- Part I The International Relations of Population Resources and Environment.- Chapter II Development: Global Strategy of the Balance of Population Potential and Resource.- Chapter III Global Warming and China’s Development.- Part II Strengthening the External Competitiveness of China.- Chapter IV The Current situation and Gaps of China’s Competitiveness in Science and Technology.- Part III China’s Trade and Monetary StrategiesChapter V China’s Trade in Economic Globalization.- Chapter VI China’s Development and World Monetary System in the future.- Part IV Sino-U.S. in the 21st Century and Geopolitical strategy.- Chapter VII Interest Conflict between the U.S. and China and Strategies for dealing with it.- Chapter VIII Gains and Costs from the Sino-American Game.- Chapter IX China’s Geo Environment and Relation Strategy.- Part V The Peaceful Revival of Chinese CivilizationChapter X Soft Power and Chinese Civilization.- Chapter XI The Road for Peaceful Development and the Renaissance of Chinese Ethnic.