1st Edition
State Governance and Public Finance Theory A Chinese Perspective
Introduction
Gao Peiyong and Ma Jun
Part I Overview
Chapter 1 On the Innovation in the Fundamental Theory of Public Finance in China: from the Foundation and Pillar Theory
Gao Peiyong
Chapter 2 Different Approaches to Public Finance Research and the Respective Methodological Foundations
Ma Jun
Chapter 3 The Spread, Application, and Development of Western Fiscal Theories in Modern China
Zou Jinwen
Chapter 4 Summary and Review of Chinese Public Finance over the Past 60 Years since the Founding of the People’s Republic of China
Zhang Xin and Liu Ye
Part II Public Finance in Multidimensional Vision
Chapter 5 Multi-faceted Fiscal Research in Interdisciplinary and Globalization Vision
Feng Yang and Li Weiguang
Chapter 6 Reconstruction of Fiscal Theories: from the Exploration of Justice Rule
Zeng Junping
Chapter 7 Fiscal Sociology and Innovative Framework for Fundamental theory of Public Finance
Liu Zhiguang
Chapter 8 An Investigation into Fiscal Politics as a Discipline
Liu Shougang
Part III Teaching and Research of Public Finance
Chapter 9 Reform in the Teaching and Research of Public Finance: from Experience to Measurement, Dynamics, Experiment, Behavior, and Structure
Zhu Jun
Chapter 10 On the Theoretical System of Public Economics
Yang Zhiyong
Chapter 11 An Investigation into Public Finance Research and Major Development in China
Ma Haitao and Bai Yanfeng
Chapter 12 Reflection and Reconstruction of Chinese Public Finance Teaching System
Xie Zhenfa
Part IV Tax System Reform, Budget Management, and Others
Chapter 13 Reconstruction of China’s Tax System under Modern State Governance
Zhu Weiqun and Zeng Junping
Chapter 14 Reform Logic of Budget Performance Management
Ma Guoxian and Li Yanhe
Chapter 15 Fiscal Budget Theory: from the Perspective of Economy, Management, and Politics
Zhao Zaozao
Chapter 16 The China Puzzle from the Perspective of Political Economy: Theoretical Evolution and Debates
Xie Zhenfa
Biography
Ma Jun is Director and senior fellow of the Tax Research Division at the National Academy Economic Strategy of Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, and Professor and Doctoral Supervisor at the University of Chinese Academy of Social Sciences. Currently, she also serves as Director of the China Fiscal Society, the China Taxation Society, and the China Cost Research Association. Her research interests include the history of fiscal thought, fiscal and taxation theory and policy.
Gao Peiyong is an Academician of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, the former Vice President of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, and Professor and Doctoral Supervisor at the University of Chinese Academy of Social Sciences. He serves as a member of the Review Group for Applied Economics at the Academic Degree Commission of the State Council. His main research interests are fiscal theory and tax policy analysis. His recent publication with Routledge also includes China’s Fiscal Policy: Theoretical and Situation Analysis.
