Mark Leonard is Executive Director of the European Council on Foreign Relations, the first pan-European think tank with offices in Berlin, London, Paris, Rome, Sofia and Warsaw. Previously he worked at the Centre for European Reform and was founding director of the Foreign Policy Centre. He has spent time in Washington as a Transatlantic fellow at the German Marshall Fund of the United States, and in Beijing as a visiting scholar at the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences. His first book, Why Europe Will run the 21st Century, has been translated into 18 languages. Mark's essays and articles have appeared in publications on both sides of the Atlantic including The Economist, The Guardian, The Financial Times, The Spectator, The Sun, Liberation, Die Welt and the Wall Street Journal.
'Just in case you thought there was no internal debate about China's future, here is evidence to the contrary.' --- Chris Patten
Very few things that happen in our lifetime will be remembered after we are dead. But China's rise is different: like the rise and fall of Rome or the Soviet Empire, its after-effects will echo down the generations to come.
So why is it that we know almost nothing about the thinkers in China who are shaping their country's future? What kind of country are they dreaming of? How do they see their influence in the world? We might know that half of the world's clothes and footwear have a 'Made in China' label and that our economies are inextricably linked with China's --- but what do we know about China's experiments with democracy; about its anti-globalisation movement; about its plans to deal with America as its own influence grows across the globe?
Mark Leonard provides a fascinating and unexpected perspective on the debates raging within Chinese society today and shows us just how radically China's rise will change the nature of our world.
书不算厚,不到一个星期就可以读完。作者的语言也很浅显易懂。后边还是对于当代中国不同政治经济社会学者的简介,而这本书的很大成书基础就是对这些学者的思想观点的描述。看这本书的时候我一直想起来一句话,那就是温总去年在接受新闻周刊记者事后说的那句话,“民主不应该只...
评分书不算厚,不到一个星期就可以读完。作者的语言也很浅显易懂。后边还是对于当代中国不同政治经济社会学者的简介,而这本书的很大成书基础就是对这些学者的思想观点的描述。看这本书的时候我一直想起来一句话,那就是温总去年在接受新闻周刊记者事后说的那句话,“民主不应该只...
评分Mark Leonard的这本书,是通过甘阳去年底上凤凰台的世纪大讲堂时提及的。看了节目之后觉得很有意思,就去图书馆借来看了。 出乎意料的是这是一本非常薄的书,花了4个睡前的晚上就很快看完了。他本人在英国的英国Prospect杂志上写过一个简略版,已经通过国内网站翻译成中文了。...
评分Mark Leonard的这本书,是通过甘阳去年底上凤凰台的世纪大讲堂时提及的。看了节目之后觉得很有意思,就去图书馆借来看了。 出乎意料的是这是一本非常薄的书,花了4个睡前的晚上就很快看完了。他本人在英国的英国Prospect杂志上写过一个简略版,已经通过国内网站翻译成中文了。...
评分知道这本书是看到有条新闻说欧盟外长Catherine Ashton在看这本书,于是在kindle上下了一章看。开头第一句说"世界上存在一个中国这件事吧,就挺让西方闹心的。”还挺逗,所以接着看。 Mark兄第一次去中国,到社科院见了王洛林。作者自我介绍说他所在的欧洲外交政策委员会有20名...
书里的内容中国读者并不陌生。 但是作为西方学者梳理中国内部关于经济、政治、对外政策(总的为国家道路)的思想论争,还是开先河的。 挺能造概念的,“黄河资本主义”,“商议的专政体制”、“综合国力”、“有墙的世界”。。。不一而足,有的很扯。
评分本书主要讲的是国内思想界的左右派,关于经济,政治,军事的不同观点...局外人的视角可能更客观些。本书最大的特点,同时也是最大的缺憾是集中于对精英人物思想的考察,忽视了普通百姓的看法和观点,尤其是在经济和政治方面。这不禁让我想起毛爷爷的成名作了。 国家的背后是千千万万鲜活的,有思想,有行动力的普通大众。
评分主要介绍中国学者对中国政治、经济和外交走向的看法,作者自身的观点并不多。
评分还是很有参考价值,只是很多材料,不知道他是如何拿到的,或者全都是道听途说。只不过,信息量真的很大。
评分还是很有参考价值,只是很多材料,不知道他是如何拿到的,或者全都是道听途说。只不过,信息量真的很大。
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