Key papers on Chinese economic history up to 1949 /
Key papers on Chinese economic history up to 1949 /
edited by Michael Dillon.
- 1 online resource (xxii, 1,770 pages)
- Key papers ; 2 .
- Key Papers 2. Asian Studies E-Books Online, Collection 2017, ISBN: 9789004327870. .
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Preliminary Material -- The Evolution of Population Census Undertakings in China, 1953–2010 / Regionalism in China’s Postwar Reconstruction / China’s Changing Regional Disparities during the Reform Period / A Review of China’s Economy in 1970 / Economic Development Prospects and Problems in China / China’s Transitional Economy: Interpreting Its Significance / Economic Analysis of the People’s Republic of China / Economic Reform and Social Change in China: Past, Present, and Future of the Economic State / Market Transition and Societal Transformation in Reforming State Socialism / China’s Unbalanced Economic Growth / Land Redistribution in Communist China / Communist China’s Agrarian Policy, 1954–56 / Contracts in China Revisited, with a Focus on Agriculture, 1949–63 / Foodgrains Output in the People’s Republic of China, 1958–1965 / Why China Imports Wheat / The Evolution of Agricultural Policy / 40 Years On: Provincial Contrasts in China’s Rural Economic Development / The Production Responsibility System in Chinese Agriculture: Some Examples from Guangdong / A New Direction for China’s State Farms / Grey and Black: The Hidden Economy of Rural China / Farmers’ Preferences Regarding Ownership and Land Tenure in Post-Mao China: Unexpected Evidence from Eight Counties / Emerging Land Markets in Rural and Urban China: Policies and Practices / Stagnation without Equity: Patterns of Growth and Inequality in China’s Rural Economy / Research Note: The Changing Grain Marketing System in China / Redefining State, Plan and Market: China’s Reforms in Agricultural Commerce / The Politics of Agricultural Mechanization in the post-Mao Era, 1977–87 / China’s Agrarian Reform and the Privatization of Land: A contrarian view / Industrial Production in Communist China: 1957–1968 / Small Industry and the Chinese Model of Development / Inheritors of the Boom: Private Enterprise and the Role of Local Government in a Rural South China Township / Factory and Manager in an Era of Reform / Industrial Relations in China: The New Line / New Bosses in the Workers’ State: The Growth of Non-State Sector Employment in China / The Illicit Asset Stripping of Chinese State Firms / Subsistence Crises, Managerial Corruption and Labour Protests in China / Guanxi and the Allocation of Urban Jobs in China / Learning from Ta-ch’ing: China’s Oil Prospects / Xiaogang Wu and Guangye He -- Cheng Ch’eng-K’un -- Long Gen Ying -- W. Klatt -- Alexander Eckstein -- Andrew G. Walder -- Gregory C. Chow -- Sheying Chen -- Victor Nee and Rebecca Matthews -- C.W. Kenneth Keng -- Frank C. Lee -- S.B. Thomas -- Richard M. Pfeffer -- Subramanian Swamy and Shahid Javed Burki -- Feng-Hwa Mah -- Robert F. Ash -- Kenneth R. Walker -- Graham E. Johnson -- Dennis Woodward -- Anita Chan and Jonathan Unger -- James Kai-sing Kung and Shouying Liu -- Samuel P.S. Ho and George C.S. Lin -- Scott Rozelle -- Cheng Yuk-shing and Tsang Shu-ki -- Terry Sicular -- Jae Ho Chung -- Qian Forrest Zhang and John A. Donaldson -- Robert Michael Field -- Carl Riskin -- Jonathan Unger and Anita Chan -- Andrew G. Walder -- M.D. Fletcher -- Lora Sabin -- X.L. Ding -- Feng Chen -- Yanjie Bian -- W. Klatt.
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China’s economic development has become a matter of world-wide interest since the boom that began in the 1980s. Key Papers in Chinese Economic History since 1949 offers a selection of outstanding articles that trace the origins of the modern Chinese economy. Topics covered include agriculture and the rural economy; industrialisation and urbanisation; finance and capital; political economy and international connections.
9789004304987
10.1163/9789004304987 DOI
Economic history.
China--Economic conditions.
China.
HC427.8 / .K49 2016
330.951
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Preliminary Material -- The Evolution of Population Census Undertakings in China, 1953–2010 / Regionalism in China’s Postwar Reconstruction / China’s Changing Regional Disparities during the Reform Period / A Review of China’s Economy in 1970 / Economic Development Prospects and Problems in China / China’s Transitional Economy: Interpreting Its Significance / Economic Analysis of the People’s Republic of China / Economic Reform and Social Change in China: Past, Present, and Future of the Economic State / Market Transition and Societal Transformation in Reforming State Socialism / China’s Unbalanced Economic Growth / Land Redistribution in Communist China / Communist China’s Agrarian Policy, 1954–56 / Contracts in China Revisited, with a Focus on Agriculture, 1949–63 / Foodgrains Output in the People’s Republic of China, 1958–1965 / Why China Imports Wheat / The Evolution of Agricultural Policy / 40 Years On: Provincial Contrasts in China’s Rural Economic Development / The Production Responsibility System in Chinese Agriculture: Some Examples from Guangdong / A New Direction for China’s State Farms / Grey and Black: The Hidden Economy of Rural China / Farmers’ Preferences Regarding Ownership and Land Tenure in Post-Mao China: Unexpected Evidence from Eight Counties / Emerging Land Markets in Rural and Urban China: Policies and Practices / Stagnation without Equity: Patterns of Growth and Inequality in China’s Rural Economy / Research Note: The Changing Grain Marketing System in China / Redefining State, Plan and Market: China’s Reforms in Agricultural Commerce / The Politics of Agricultural Mechanization in the post-Mao Era, 1977–87 / China’s Agrarian Reform and the Privatization of Land: A contrarian view / Industrial Production in Communist China: 1957–1968 / Small Industry and the Chinese Model of Development / Inheritors of the Boom: Private Enterprise and the Role of Local Government in a Rural South China Township / Factory and Manager in an Era of Reform / Industrial Relations in China: The New Line / New Bosses in the Workers’ State: The Growth of Non-State Sector Employment in China / The Illicit Asset Stripping of Chinese State Firms / Subsistence Crises, Managerial Corruption and Labour Protests in China / Guanxi and the Allocation of Urban Jobs in China / Learning from Ta-ch’ing: China’s Oil Prospects / Xiaogang Wu and Guangye He -- Cheng Ch’eng-K’un -- Long Gen Ying -- W. Klatt -- Alexander Eckstein -- Andrew G. Walder -- Gregory C. Chow -- Sheying Chen -- Victor Nee and Rebecca Matthews -- C.W. Kenneth Keng -- Frank C. Lee -- S.B. Thomas -- Richard M. Pfeffer -- Subramanian Swamy and Shahid Javed Burki -- Feng-Hwa Mah -- Robert F. Ash -- Kenneth R. Walker -- Graham E. Johnson -- Dennis Woodward -- Anita Chan and Jonathan Unger -- James Kai-sing Kung and Shouying Liu -- Samuel P.S. Ho and George C.S. Lin -- Scott Rozelle -- Cheng Yuk-shing and Tsang Shu-ki -- Terry Sicular -- Jae Ho Chung -- Qian Forrest Zhang and John A. Donaldson -- Robert Michael Field -- Carl Riskin -- Jonathan Unger and Anita Chan -- Andrew G. Walder -- M.D. Fletcher -- Lora Sabin -- X.L. Ding -- Feng Chen -- Yanjie Bian -- W. Klatt.
Available to subscribing member institutions only.
China’s economic development has become a matter of world-wide interest since the boom that began in the 1980s. Key Papers in Chinese Economic History since 1949 offers a selection of outstanding articles that trace the origins of the modern Chinese economy. Topics covered include agriculture and the rural economy; industrialisation and urbanisation; finance and capital; political economy and international connections.
9789004304987
10.1163/9789004304987 DOI
Economic history.
China--Economic conditions.
China.
HC427.8 / .K49 2016
330.951