中国的世界梦和人类文明的转型（英文版）

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ISBN：	9787119086286	出版时间：	2014-11-01	包装：
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内容简介

　　Since representatives from the Japanese Government signed the Instrument of Surrender with the Allied powers aboard the USS Missouri in Tokyo Bay in September 1945， the world has largely enjoyed peace for seven decades. Despite the half-a-century-long Cold War as well as hot wars of various magnitudes， including the Korean War， the Vietnam War and the Iraq War， and the fact that there musr be an armed conflict going on somewhere in the world at this very moment， full-blown wars like World War I and World War II have been avoided. For the generations that can experience the scourge of war only in movies and history books， peace seems to be an inevitability that is beyond question. But can the peace that has persisted to this day continue？ How long will it last？

作者简介

　　Zhou Shuchun， doctor of laws， senior journalist， vice president of Xinhua News Agency， and executive vice president of the Translators Association of China.Zhou was born in Shenyang， Liaoning Province in 1958. He graduated from Shanghai International Studies University in 1986， and has worked constatnly with Xinhua News Agency since then， He worked successively as editor of Outlook Weekly， a journalist on China Features， journalist， deputy director and then director of the Newsroom of Central Foreign Affairs under Home News for the Overseas Service Department， deputy director of Home News for the Overseas Service Department，president of London Branch， director of Reference News Department and editor-in-chief of Reference News， director of World Studies Center， and deputy editor-in-chief of the Editor-in Chief's Office. He was one of the winners of the Eighth Taofen Journalism Award in 2007.

图书目录

Chapter 1 Interpreting China's Dream
1. What the New World View Means
2. Why a Harmonious World Is Possible
3. What Problems Inspired the Chinese Theory
Chapter 2 The Global System: a Historical Context
1. World History Created by Capitalists
2. An Interdependent Global System
3. Interest Structure in the New Era
4. The Fall of the Hobbes Doctrine
Chapter 3 Towards a New Multi-polar World Order
1. Brief History of the "Polar Pattern"
2. Speculation as to the Future
Chapter 4 Building a New Idealistic Order
1. Order from Division of Powers
2. History of Concept Evolution
3. China's Views Advancing with the Times
Chapter 5 Governance Mechanism Helping to Tide Over Difficulties
1. The Rise of and Doubts about "Global Governance"
2. Governance Outlook in Face ofthe Realities
3. The New Pattern of Development
Chapter 6 Human Civilization beyond Ourselves
1. Human Civilization Advancing in Integration
2. Rise and Dilemma ofWestern Civilizations
3. The National Cultures of Developing Countries
Chapter 7 A Transfornung World Oudook
1. New Times in World History
2. A New Concept of Human Civilization
3. The Times Call for a New World Outlook
Chapter 8 Chinese Contributions Accommodating the East and the West
1. A New Frontier of Chinese Civilization
2. Ihe Strategic Choice of a Peaceful Development Path
3. The Global Significance of the Scientific Outlook on Development
4. Civilhed Rationality in the 21st Century
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