China's post-reform economy : achieving harmony, sustaining growth

XVI, 253 S.

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Routledge studies on the Chinese economy. - London [u.a.] : Routledge, ZDB-ID 2225184-4. - Vol. 29

Includes bibliographical references and index. - Enth. 13 Beitr.

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First issued in paperback 2012

Preface Notes on Contributors Part 1. China's Post Reform EconomyAchieving Harmony 1. Introduction "Richard Sanders" 2. The Origins of China's Quest for a Harmonious Society: Failures on the Governance and Environmental Fronts "Wing Thye Woo" 3. Environment, Health and Sustainability in Twenty-First Century China "Ian Cook" 4. Challenge, Governance Reform and Disharmony in Rural Society "John Q. Tian" 5. Exit of Involution in Rural China -- An Alternative Development Path? "Chen Yang" 6. Regional income vulnerability and inequality in China from 1985 to 2001: An analysis using an asset based framework "Richard Schiere and Yiu Por Chen" Part 2. China's Post Reform Economy -- Sustaining Growth 7. China's Banking Reform: Problems and Potential Solutions "Charles Goodhart and Xiaosong Zeng" 8. Ownership Reform, Foreign Competition and Efficiency of Chinese Commercial Banks "Shujie Yao and Zhongwei Han" 9. Local States and the Building of a Regulatory State: Implementing Reforms in China's Cotton Sector "Bjorn Alpermann" 10. The Dynamics of Industrial Clusters in China -- The Case of the Ningbo Clothing Cluster "Wang Jinmin and Richard Sanders" 11. Industrial Catch-up during Transition and Globalization: The Case of the Chinese Steel Sector "Pei Sun" 12. The Importance of Ultra High Speed Railways for China in Twenty-first Century "John Kidd and Marielle Stumm" 13. Managing the Transition from Administrative Monopoly to Regulated Monopolyin China's Strategic Sectors: a Case Study of China's Oil Industry "Chen Yang and Richard Sanders."

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