On the Research of Political Science and Its Development in China in the Present Age
Cai Li-hui
Abstract
Cai Li-hui
Abstract
Political science is the most direct reflection of political reality. The more and more obvious current of development of the democratization of politics and the globalization and integration of economics has brought about the great change of politics, and will also inevitably cause the change in the paradigm of politics and its study. Traditional political science with its contents of classes, battle between classes and revolution transforms to modern political science with its contents of political development and government administration. It is the most convergent demonstration of the development of political science in present China, is also the most urgent requirement of modern political reality.
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Political science is the most direct reflection of political reality. The more and more obvious current of development of the democratization of politics and the globalization and integration of economics has brought about the great change of politics, and will also inevitably cause the change in the paradigm of politics and its study. Traditional political science with its contents of classes, battle between classes and revolution transforms to modern political science with its contents of political development and government administration. It is the most convergent demonstration of the development of political science in present China, is also the most urgent requirement of modern political reality.
Key concepts: Politics, Democratization, China, Battle, Government (linguistics), Political science, International political economy, Political communication