Contemporary Chinese Rural Reform [electronic resource] /
Wu, Xiang.author.
Chinese Fund for the Humanities and Social Sciences,sponsor.
This book offers an eyewitness account of China's twenty years of rural reform. It records the successive changes in different types of China's rural economic systems, from rural cooperatives to the people's communes to the household responsibility system. It demonstrates that, as the starting point of rural reform, the household contract management played an unexpected role in promoting the acceleration of China's modernization process. Further, the book presents a systematic explanation for the cause and results of the reforms without which it would be impossible to fully comprehend the rise of China over the last three decades.
Description based upon print version of record.
Includes bibliographical references at the end of each chapters and index.
Major Historical Changes and Severe Challenges -- How Anhui Became a Breakthrough Point in Rural Reform -- Nationwide Introduction of the Household Responsibility Contract (1979-1984) -- Exploration and Development amid Difficulties and Setbacks (1985-1991) -- A New Stage of Reform, Opening Up, and Development (1992-1998) -- Challenges Facing the New Century.
This book offers an eyewitness account of China's twenty years of rural reform. It records the successive changes in different types of China's rural economic systems, from rural cooperatives to the people's communes to the household responsibility system. It demonstrates that, as the starting point of rural reform, the household contract management played an unexpected role in promoting the acceleration of China's modernization process. Further, the book presents a systematic explanation for the cause and results of the reforms without which it would be impossible to fully comprehend the rise of China over the last three decades.
Political economy.
International Political Economy.