The development direction and basic strategy of China's social policy under the background of great change

Yuegen Xiong

doi:10.47297/wspsprwWSP2515-471006.20240801

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The development direction and basic strategy of China's social policy under the background of great change

Volume 8, Issue 1

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The development direction and basic strategy of China's social policy under the background of great change
Vol. 8, Issue 1, Pages: 102-111(2024)
Published： 30 June 2024 ，
DOI：10.47297/wspsprwWSP2515-471006.20240801

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Xiong Yuegen.The development direction and basic strategy of China's social policy under the background of great change[J].Social Policy Review,2024,08(01):102-111.
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Xiong Yuegen.The development direction and basic strategy of China's social policy under the background of great change[J].Social Policy Review,2024,08(01):102-111. DOI： 10.47297/wspsprwWSP2515-471006.20240801.

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Abstract

As an important part of modern state governance

social policy plays an important role in the process of economic and social development. As an applied social science

social policy focuses on social changes and rational thinking in response to social problems. In the era of globalization

all countries are making adjustments under the changing background of economic development and social transformation

trying to strengthen social integration and reduce social inequality. Based on the great changes and adjustments that China's economic and social development is facing in the era of globalization

this paper focuses on three main areas and key development directions that social policy faces in the process of institutional transformation as a middle-income country

namely

strengthening the employment activation mechanism

the alternative mechanism of family care and the long-term mechanism of tackling poverty (a solid social safety net).And the main strategies to achieve the above goals.

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the basic direction and main strategy of social policy of great change

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