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Societal Development in Rural China

✍ Scribed by Wenrong Qian


Publisher
Springer Singapore; Palgrave Macmillan
Year
2019
Tongue
English
Leaves
268
Edition
1st ed.
Category
Library

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✦ Synopsis


This book provides a broad survey of Chinese rural households, examining ongoing changes in Chinese society and economy through the lens of the situation of rural families in China. Based on data from Zhejiang University’s China Rural Household Panel Survey (CRHPS) in 2015 on rural households, which analyses all aspects of grass-roots rural households in China, this volume offers a scientific analysis of social development in rural China, exploring notably the basic structure, employment situation, income and expenditure, social security, and education situation of Chinese rural households, as well as the governance and public services of rural communities.

✦ Table of Contents


Front Matter ....Pages i-xxviii
Front Matter ....Pages 1-1
Introduction (Wenrong Qian et al.)....Pages 3-48
Survey Sampling Design (Wenrong Qian et al.)....Pages 49-63
Front Matter ....Pages 65-65
Basic Structure of Rural Households (Wenrong Qian et al.)....Pages 67-85
Employment of Rural Households (Wenrong Qian et al.)....Pages 87-111
Income and Expenditure of Rural Households (Wenrong Qian et al.)....Pages 113-136
Fortune of Rural Households (Wenrong Qian et al.)....Pages 137-146
Front Matter ....Pages 147-147
Social Security of Rural Households (Wenrong Qian et al.)....Pages 149-165
Education of Rural Households (Wenrong Qian et al.)....Pages 167-178
Community Environment of Rural Households (Wenrong Qian et al.)....Pages 179-207
Governance and Public Services of Rural Communities (Wenrong Qian et al.)....Pages 209-228
Front Matter ....Pages 229-229
Conclusions (Wenrong Qian et al.)....Pages 231-251

✦ Subjects


Social Sciences; Urban Studies/Sociology; Sociology of Family, Youth and Aging; Sociology of Work


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