no.3 (September 2024)

On “World China Studies”
Chinese Knowledge amid Globalization: The Nature, Characteristics, and Methodologies of World China Studies
Western Sinologists’ Cross-Cultural Interpretations of Chinese Aesthetics over the Past Century
“Five Musts”: China’s Governance to Improve Macroeconomic Governance
The Scientific Connotation and Developmental Focus of New Quality Productive Forces
The Philosophy of Homelessness and the Confucianism of Homesickness
Re-Understanding the “Home” in Chinese Civilization
The Decision-Making Mechanism of Economic Behavior at the Molecular Level—the Research Progress and Prospect of Genoeconomics
Review of Contemporary Chinese Legal Anthropology Research
The “Rigor” vs. “Relevance” Controversy in Economics: An Examination of the History of Ideas
The Application of Collective Biographical Approach in the Study of International Organizations—A Case Study of the Group of Directors-General of UNESCO
Chinese and Western Views of “Lun” and “Norms”
Intimate Relationships: Ethical Needs or Social Exchange—Comparative Analysis Based on Cultural Differences Between China and the West
“Sentimentality” in the Comparative Perspective of Chinese and Western Laws
A Review of the Stage Theory of Civilization in Early China Studies
From “Development” to “Global Development”: An Evolution of Ideas and Logic