In this book, the author believes that the widely accepted modernization theories in developing countries originate from the experience of Western society. Such theories often deviate from the reality of developing countries. Simply copying Western theories is not feasible. It is necessary for scholars in developing countries to creatively propose theories according to their own social realities to guide their modernization practice.
The author also analyzed hot issues such as solving the European debt crisis, restoring global economic growth, and building a new international monetary system.