Research on the Governance Value of Poverty Reduction in China offers an in-depth exploration of how poverty alleviation efforts have reshaped governance structures, economic policies, and social development in China. Written by Professor Wang Hongyan, a leading expert in governance studies, this book dissects the intricate relationship between poverty reduction and state modernization.China s historic victory over absolute poverty is not just a social achievement but a governance success story. This book examines the multi-level coordination among government institutions, enterprises, and social organizations, revealing how targeted poverty alleviation strategies have strengthened national governance. It also provides valuable insights into rural revitalization, economic transformation, and policy innovation. Through case studies, comparative analysis, and policy evaluations, this book serves as an essential resource for policymakers, scholars, and anyone interested in China s governance model and its global implications.
