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On the Contents and the Enlightenment of DENG Xiao-ping's Thoughts of Social Management

Hu Jian

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DENG Xiao-ping always attached importance to social management.The contents of DENG Xiao-ping's Thoughts of social management include stable environment,people's participation,moral construction,system construction,and the control to the rich and poor.At present,his thoughts of social management have the enlightenment to the socialist construction.

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DENG Xiao-ping always attached importance to social management.The contents of DENG Xiao-ping's Thoughts of social management include stable environment,people's participation,moral construction,system construction,and the control to the rich and poor.At present,his thoughts of social management have the enlightenment to the socialist construction.

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DENG Xiao-ping always attached importance to social management.The contents of DENG Xiao-ping's Thoughts of social management include stable environment,people's participation,moral construction,system construction,and the control to the rich and poor.At present,his thoughts of social management have the enlightenment to the socialist construction.

Key concepts: Ping (video games), Enlightenment, Social control, Sociology, Management, Political science, Social science, Epistemology

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