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所在平台: Coursera |
课程主页: https://www.coursera.org/learn/chinesepolitics1
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课程名称：**中国政治第一部分 – 中国与政治科学** 课程概述：本课程提供了一个理解中国的概念框架，强调政治与经济的交汇点。课程指出，不同于完全发展为市场经济，所有级别的国家和党派官员在经济发展中仍保持显著影响力。这种“政治经济”模式产生了积极和消极的后果，我们将对此进行详细评估。课程还会探讨领导人的起源、观点、背景以及彼此之间的关系，以及这些领导人如何做出公共政策决策并试图在体制内实施这些决策。中国缺乏能让公民参与政治的正式机构，但我们会研究中国人民用来影响领导人决策的策略。最后，我们将评估中国的未来，探讨快速的经济发展和日益壮大的中产阶级是否会推动中国走向更大的民主，还是单一政党制度可能会持续下去。该课程为第二部分“**中国与世界**”提供了有用的背景知识。 **课程大纲：** - **导向与模块一：** 中国政治系统模型及中国党/国结构 描述：开始模块一内容之前，请观看课程概述，查看作业和评分页面，并向其他学习本课程的学习者介绍自己。 - **模块二：** 中国的精英政治 描述：（待填充） - **模块三：** 中国的政策过程 描述：（待填充） - **模块四：** 理解中国社会的政治参与 描述：（待填充） - **模块五：** 中国的国内和国际政治经济 描述：（待填充） - **模块六：** 中国的未来：民主化还是“灵活的威权主义”？ 描述：（待填充） - **期末考试与课程评估：** 描述：现在是测试您对整个课程理解的时间。参加期末考试并完成课后调查。您的宝贵反馈将帮助我们改善未来的课程。 课程视频链接：[课程概述视频](https://youtu.be/7FpNL67EbE4)
Name:Orientation and Module 1: Models of the Chinese Political System and the Structure of the Chinese Party/State
Description:Before you start with the content for Module 1, please watch the Course Overview, review the Assignments and Grading page, and introduce yourself to other learners who will be studying this course with you.
Name:Module 2: Elite Politics in China
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Name:Module 3: Policy Process in China
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Name:Module 4: Understanding Societal Engagement in Politics in China
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Name:Module 5: China’s Domestic and International Political Economy
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Name:Module 6: China’s Future: Democratization or “Flexible Authoritarianism”
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Name:Final Exam and Course Evaluation
Description:Now is time to test your understanding on the entire course. Take the final exam and complete the post-course survey. Your valuable feedback will certainly help us improve future iterations of the course.
This course offers a conceptual framework for understanding China that highlights the intersection of politics and economics. It shows that rather than develop into a full blown market economy, state and party officials at all levels of the political system maintain significant influence in economic development. Such a “political” economy has had both positive and negative outcomes, which we will assess in detail. We also look at the origins, views, backgrounds and relations among leaders, and how those leaders make decisions about public policy and try to get those decisions implemented down through the system. China has few formal institutions through which citizens can participate in politics, but we will study the strategies Chinese people use to try to influence their leaders’ decisions. Finally, we assess China’s future and whether rapid economic development and the emergence of a vibrant middle class will push China towards greater democracy or whether the single party system is likely to survive into the future. The course is a quite useful background for Chinese Politics Part 2 – China and the World. Course Overview video: https://youtu.be/7FpNL67EbE4
