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We, the authors of this book, both lived and worked in China for several years. During this time, we developed an appreciation for the country and its people and became fascinated by the success of its economy. How was this success possible, given a political and economic governance system that is largely different from that of Western societies and experiences? To answer this question, we delved into the works of other scholars, Chinese and Western, and gained valuable insights that greatly enhanced our understanding. This book is built upon their rich contributions and our own experiences from actually being there. Our goal in writing this book is to share the results of our research with general readers, who are interested in understanding the rise of China’s economy and its importance for the global economy.We are confident that this book will help readers learn more about the past, present, and future of the Chinese economy.We would be especially gratified if our work could add to more finely nuanced perspectives about China and its economy. This seems to us most important in times of geopolitical fragmentation and perceived system rivalry. Our principal thanks go to theHans und RiaMesser Stiftung.Without its generous support, this book could not have been written. We would also like to thank the publishing house, Springer, and its staff for their helpful collaboration in producing the book. The research for this book would have been impossible without the kind cooperation within the Sino-German Centre at Frankfurt School of Finance and Management. A special thanks to Luyi Sun, our student research assistant, for his dedicated support over the last three years. We are most indebted to the scholars who were willing to discuss the book during the colloquia and helped to improve it. This includes the following, in alphabetical order: Iwo Amelung,VolkmarBaur,Boris Bauke, Benjamin Born,BarbaraDarimont, Michael Grote, Julia Haes, Carsten Herrmann-Pillath, Bertram Schefold, Margot Schüller, Tobias ten Brink, Willy Ting, and Hans-Michael Trautwein. A special thanks goes to Yeling Tan for her insightful presentation on the political economy of China. This book also benefited greatly from the insights of Rolf D. Cremer, who kindly donated his time to discuss the manuscript with us ahead of its publication and whose recommendations improved the book very much. Thanks also to Andrew Gavin for his accurate proofreading.