The "Social Science Outstanding Achievement Award" generally includes awards issued by the provincial, municipal government, philosophy planning office, Social Science Federation and other departments for your outstanding achievements in social science research. For example, your officially published works on philosophy and social sciences (including monographs, translations, textbooks, collections of ancient books, popular books, and reference books), or publicly published papers, research reports, and those approved by the party committee, government or provincial government at or above the prefecture level. Unpublished research and consulting reports and other research results adopted by units at or above the department level can apply for this award. Generally speaking, the outstanding achievement awards are divided into three categories: books, papers, and research and consulting reports, with first, second, and third prizes for each category.
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