On Studying the Thought of Three Representatives to Promote the Party's Constructions in the Institutions of Higher Learning
Yi Tu
Abstract
Yi Tu
Abstract
The thought that the Chinese Communist Party Always represents the need of advanced social productive development in China repressents forever the advancing direction of the Chinese culture and the vital discourse of basic interests of the broad masses of Chinese people. It has enriched and developed the theories for the Party's constructions of Marxism. To further study and seriously implement the thouhgt of three representatives has great singificance in improving and strengthening the Party's construction works in the institutions of higher learning in the new era. This article focuses on the points of how to step up the Party's construction under the guidance of the thought of three representatives.
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The thought that the Chinese Communist Party Always represents the need of advanced social productive development in China repressents forever the advancing direction of the Chinese culture and the vital discourse of basic interests of the broad masses of Chinese people. It has enriched and developed the theories for the Party's constructions of Marxism. To further study and seriously implement the thouhgt of three representatives has great singificance in improving and strengthening the Party's construction works in the institutions of higher learning in the new era. This article focuses on the points of how to step up the Party's construction under the guidance of the thought of three representatives.
Key concepts: Communism, China, Political science, Public relations, Sociology, Political economy, Public administration, Law and economics