The Influence of the Division of Contemporary Chinese Interest Communities on Party Politics
Zhang Zhaoguo
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Zhang Zhaoguo
Abstract
With the development of socialist modernization construction and the establishment of the socialist market economy, changes in the interest structure has resulted in the division, disintegration and reintegration of interest communities. This has exerted an enormous influence on party politics, demanding parties to strengthen their interest adjusting function, and requiring parry's ideology to be more tolerant. Besides, this has affected the process of the democratization of party politics, and requires parties to have a higher standard for their ideological and political work. This paper attempts to offer some thoughts for party politics, through the analysis of the influence of interest community division on party politics.
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With the development of socialist modernization construction and the establishment of the socialist market economy, changes in the interest structure has resulted in the division, disintegration and reintegration of interest communities. This has exerted an enormous influence on party politics, demanding parties to strengthen their interest adjusting function, and requiring parry's ideology to be more tolerant. Besides, this has affected the process of the democratization of party politics, and requires parties to have a higher standard for their ideological and political work. This paper attempts to offer some thoughts for party politics, through the analysis of the influence of interest community division on party politics.
Key concepts: Ideology, Politics, Democratization, Division of labour, Modernization theory, Political science, Political economy, PARRY