What are the features of China’s national governance in terms of its institutional design? How does China organically integrate the Party, government agencies and diverse stakeholders such as market entities and social organizations to form the governance pattern of “pluralism under one core” and consultative co-governance? How does it fulfill the people-centered idea in all fields and at all levels of national governance? Focusing on those issues, this book analyzes a number of important aspects of China’s national governance, including institutional building, administrative system, economic governance, social welfare, social governance, emergency management, ecological civilization, and governance tools. Adopting perspectives of public administration, political science, economics and other disciplines, this book puts forward many new ideas and concepts. It is a key to understanding the “governance of China”.
