中国社会科学杂志社

简介

　　Social Sciences in China is a peer-reviewed journal of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences. It is published four times a year (in February,May,August and November) by Social Sciences in China Press and Taylor & Francis,an Informa business,4 Park Square,Milton Park,Abingdon,Oxfordshire OX 14 4RN,UK.

　　Editorial Office:

11-12/F,CCTD Center,Building 1,No.15,Guanghua Road,Chaoyang District,Beijing 100026,China.

　　Tel.:86-10-85886569 Fax:86-10-85886569 E-mail:zbs_zzs@cass.org.cn

Editor-in-Chief:

　　Fang Jun

Deputy Editor-in-Chief:

Managing Editor:

　　Huang Yusheng

English Editor:

　　Sally Borthwick

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Social Sciences in China(No.3,2022)

2022年11月08日 10:39 来源： Social Sciences in China Press 作者：

The Dual Foundation of Cybersecurity Legislation

作者： Zhang Yan

A number of countries have hastened to pass legislation that protects their cybersecurity, with a consequent trend of cyberspace nationalization.
On Interdisciplinary Studies of a New Generation of Artificial I

作者： Liao Beishui

A new generation of artificial intelligence (NGAI), currently based on big data and machine learning, follows a path of connectionism. Although this path achieves huge success...
National Capacity for Good Governance: Why Has the Social Projec

作者： Xu Yong a and Chen Junya b

The absolute poverty eliminated by China has been a chronic affliction of human society. In the course of modernization, China has completed the building of a moderately prosp...
The Path to Common Prosperity: Rising Social Construction and Li

作者： Jiao Changquan a and Dong Leiming b

Since 2000, China has undergone a “golden age” of livelihood security construction similar to that of the Western industrialized countries in the 1960s to 1980s. Nowadays, C...
The New Development of Procuratorial Power in China

作者： Zhou Xin

In order to further promote the reform of the procuratorial system and mechanism, it is necessary to first clarify the nature and developmental laws of procuratorial power. By...
Wenzhang Traditions and the Theoretical Reconstruction of Modern

作者： Wang Weidong

Underlying modern Chinese sanwen (or prose) are long-established wenzhang traditions.Emerging in the transformation from traditional wenzhang to modern literature,

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