This book is a sociological study of how economic reforms started in the late 1970s have affected people's life in China. The book is based upon the author's recent research projects conducted in mainland China. The unique feature of this book is not only based upon qualitative analysis but also quantitative data, the integration of which can enhance readers' understanding of current social and political developments in post-Mao China. In particular, the book aims to depict a context and sociological framework for the analysis of the dynamic and interactive processes between economic, social, and political fronts.
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Recommended for undergraduate students and nonspecialists interested in China's social, political, and economic development. Choice
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Ka-ho Mok is Director of the Asia Pacific Social Development Research Center and Assistant Professor of the Department of Public and Social Administration, City University of Hong Kong.
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