How China's Leaders Think: The Inside Story of China's Reform and What This Means for the Future: How China's Leaders Think and What It Means for the Future Book

China impacts everyoneâ??an economic superpower competing in every arena of human endeavor. Here are those who run China, its current and future leaders. Hereâ??s how Chinaâ??s leaders think about Chinaâ??s growing global strengthâ??in trade, business and finance; in diplomacy, defense and security; in science, technology and innovation; in culture, media and sportsâ??and what this all means for the future of the world. Here also are Chinaâ??s leaders in economics, private business, state-owned enterprises, banking, foreign affairs, military, healthcare, religion, film, television, press, Internet, literature, ideology, and more.Robert Lawrence Kuhn speaks with over 100 Chinese leaders and has inner access to Communist Party officials and material. He focuses on President Hu Jintao's philosophies and policies, and looks to the next generation of Chinaâ??s leaders. Who are Chinaâ??s future leaders? What are they doing today? Whatâ??s their way of thinking about Chinaâ??s place in the world? What about prospects for democracy and political reform? Is there a road map for political reform?What about the so-called â??China Threat?â? Or the emerging â??China Model?â? Kuhn confronts Chinaâ??s leaders with Chinaâ??s problems: economic imbalances (rural vs. urban), pollution, unsustainable development, migrant workers, human rights, democracy, rule of law, corruption, minorities, ethnic conflicts, censorship, social instability, ideological shakeup, shifting moral and family values, religious repression, death penalty, organs from executed prisoners, global conflicts, resource competition, and the worldwide financial crisis. The best way to know Chinaâ??the best way to do business with Chinaâ??is to know what motivates Chinaâ??s leaders and what drives their policies. This book is an intimate, candid portrayal of how Chinaâ??s leaders think. Readers will never get closer to Chinaâ??s leaders than this.Read More