Publisher: Ashgаte Рublishing, Ltd. | 2007 | ISBN: 0754644278 | PDF | 266 pages | 1.02 MB
Despite fast growth for three decades, millions of people in China still live in poverty due to rising inequality. This volume, focusing on various aspects of marginalization in Chinese society, is a valuable contribution to existing literature and should be an essential reference for studies on China.'Shujie Yao, Professor of Economics and Head of the School of Contemporary Chinese Studies, University of Nottingham, UK.China's extraordinary economic success has had considerable social costs. This interesting edited volume offers in depth accounts of increasing inequality, rural poverty, reduced access to healthcare, the social exclusion of rural migrants and laid off workers and the impacts of globalisation on marginalised groups in China. It makes an important contribution to Chinese poverty studies.Delia Davin, Emeritus Professor of Chinese Social Studies, University Of LeedsEconomic transition in China has witnessed (re)centralisation of resources from the margin to the core in economic, social and political senses.
Despite fast growth for three decades, millions of people in China still live in poverty due to rising inequality. This volume, focusing on various aspects of marginalization in Chinese society, is a valuable contribution to existing literature and should be an essential reference for studies on China.'Shujie Yao, Professor of Economics and Head of the School of Contemporary Chinese Studies, University of Nottingham, UK.China's extraordinary economic success has had considerable social costs. This interesting edited volume offers in depth accounts of increasing inequality, rural poverty, reduced access to healthcare, the social exclusion of rural migrants and laid off workers and the impacts of globalisation on marginalised groups in China. It makes an important contribution to Chinese poverty studies.Delia Davin, Emeritus Professor of Chinese Social Studies, University Of LeedsEconomic transition in China has witnessed (re)centralisation of resources from the margin to the core in economic, social and political senses.
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