China 19492019

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Focusing on the evolution of modern China, this book examines the strategic public management research conducted by Paolo Urio since 1997. It highlights China's ambition to regain its status as a world power, exploring the policies enacted since 1949 and their impacts on society and the economy. The analysis delves into contradictions arising from these policies, including the Communist Party's decline in reputation, economic imbalances from market reforms, and the assertive strategies of Xi Jinping on both domestic and international fronts, particularly in relation to the United States.