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La caída de la última dinastía Qing dio paso en China a diversas revoluciones, conflictos bélicos, cambios sociales e ideológicos que culminaron en 1949 con la fundación de la República Popular. La segunda mitad del siglo XX supondrá finalmente una ruptura con los valores tradicionales confucianos, y la ascensión al poder del Partido Comunista Chino. Sin embargo, en las últimas décadas, el confucianismo ha vuelto a entrar en la escena pública compartiendo, aparentemente, su protagonismo con otros discursos del poder. Todo ello forma parte de un entramado mucho más complejo de la propaganda y, por extensión, la realidad política de la China contemporánea ; The fall of the last imperial dynasty, the Qing, threw China into a turmoil of revolutions, armed conflicts, and a social and ideological upheaval that culminated in 1949 in the foundation of the People's Republic. The second half of the twentieth century would see a break with the traditional Confucian values that went together with the rise of the Chinese Communist Party to power. However, over the recent decades, Confucianism has made an unexpected comeback on the public stage, apparently to share the spotlight with other established discourses of power legitimation. This has made the underlying framework of the Chinese official propaganda and by extension of the political reality a much more complex and tangled affair

Having increased its efforts towards international integration, domestic reform continues to present China with one of its greatest challenges. This volume thoroughly analyses several important aspects of today's China and its economy.