The Impact the Theory of Globalization of “Communist Manifesto” on Chinese Society
Xu Gong
Abstract
Xu Gong
Abstract
Globalization as inevitable academic topics, almost throughout every aspect of society from an economic, cultural and political. While Marx and Engels the times, the phenomenon of globalization is not so significant like today. But as early as 1848 Communist Manifesto, They made analysis and predictions on the issue of globalization scientific. China as a rising star in the process of globalization, In developed, it is also affected by different levels.
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Globalization as inevitable academic topics, almost throughout every aspect of society from an economic, cultural and political. While Marx and Engels the times, the phenomenon of globalization is not so significant like today. But as early as 1848 Communist Manifesto, They made analysis and predictions on the issue of globalization scientific. China as a rising star in the process of globalization, In developed, it is also affected by different levels.
Key concepts: Manifesto, Globalization, Communism, China, Politics, Political science, Phenomenon, Political economy