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Impact of Economic Transformation on the Social and Political Ideology and the Countermeasures

Zeng Zhao-xi

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The transformation of China's economic system from a planned economy to a socialist market economic system inevitably brings about the diversification in subjects of interests due to different objectives and subjective reasons.As the economic interests of different stakeholder differ,the political values and individual problems will lead to political changes in interest,which affects different stakeholders and political pursuit of social and political identity,and to some extent,affect the construction of the mainstream political ideology and social stability.Therefore,we should adhere to Marxist principles and people-oriented concept of governance,strengthen the building of the Party's ideological and theoretical systems,actively promote political reform,promote democracy,establish political participation mechanisms and scientific coordination of social interests,and improve the political identity of the whole society,community-wide recognition and support of the political ideology.

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The transformation of China's economic system from a planned economy to a socialist market economic system inevitably brings about the diversification in subjects of interests due to different objectives and subjective reasons.As the economic interests of different stakeholder differ,the political values and individual problems will lead to political changes in interest,which affects different stakeholders and political pursuit of social and political identity,and to some extent,affect the construction of the mainstream political ideology and social stability.Therefore,we should adhere to Marxist principles and people-oriented concept of governance,strengthen the building of the Party's ideological and theoretical systems,actively promote political reform,promote democracy,establish political participation mechanisms and scientific coordination of social interests,and improve the political identity of the whole society,community-wide recognition and support of the political ideology.

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The transformation of China's economic system from a planned economy to a socialist market economic system inevitably brings about the diversification in subjects of interests due to different objectives and subjective reasons.As the economic interests of different stakeholder differ,the political values and individual problems will lead to political changes in interest,which affects different stakeholders and political pursuit of social and political identity,and to some extent,affect the construction of the mainstream political ideology and social stability.Therefore,we should adhere to Marxist principles and people-oriented concept of governance,strengthen the building of the Party's ideological and theoretical systems,actively promote political reform,promote democracy,establish political participation mechanisms and scientific coordination of social interests,and improve the political identity of the whole society,community-wide recognition and support of the political ideology.

Key concepts: Ideology, Politics, Political economy, Economic system, Political communication, Political science, Marxist philosophy, Mainstream

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