Research On Policy Coordination Of Chinese Publishing Industry

China's publishing industry showing a good vigorous development momentum,it becomes an important role to meet people's spiritual needs,and also an important point to promote the economic development.In the process of the development of the publishing industry of our country,the policy has played a significant role that not allowed to ignore in promoting China's publishing industry.It's to say,the publishing industry policy is an security to promote the development of publishing industry in our country.Therefore,the policy analysis of coordination has practical significance and eventful theory value.Through extensive literature review,the author gathers the policy text of publishing industry which were published by The new State Administration of Press Publication,Radio,Film and Television,and obtains hundreds of effective policy sample from 2003 to 2015.To review and divided China's publishing industry policy into three parts since reform and opening up,and sums up the different characteristics of presented under the background of economic policy.After knowing the characteristics of the policy in three different stages,On the basis of the existing research,using the anarchically framework of public policy coordination system,the system of the publishing industry policy are divided into 5 parts: the coordination of main subsystem,the coordination of object subsystem,the coordination between main subsystem and object subsystem,the coordination between the policy system and others,the coordination between the policy system and environment.Then using the content analysis method to find out the problems and defects of China's publishing industry policy system.Finally,based on theoretical analysis results,combining with the characteristics of the development of China's publishing industry,the policy suggestions for improvement in this paper are:to strengthen the internal and external coordination of publishing industry policy,hoping the two aspects of suggestions to enhance the viability of policies in the publishing industry.