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How the farmers changed China : power of the people

著者: Kate Xiao Zhou
出版商: Boulder, Colo. : Westview Press, 1996.
丛书: Transitions--Asia and Asian America.
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In this original and provocative book, Kate Zhou argues that Chinese farmers rather than the communist leadership have been the driving force behind their country's phenomenal economic growth and social change. Guided by their own interests rather than by directives from Beijing, farmers in effect have been privatizing land, creating new markets, establishing rural industries, migrating to cities, shaping their own  再读一些...
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Zhou, Kate Xiao, 1956-
How the farmers changed China.
Boulder, Colo. : Westview Press, 1996
(OCoLC)654404406
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所有的著者/提供者: Kate Xiao Zhou
ISBN: 0813326818 9780813326818 0813326826 9780813326825
OCLC号码: 33818920
描述: xxviii, 275 p. : ill. ; 24 cm.
内容: Foreword / Edward Friedman --
1. Introduction: Who Changed China? --
2. The "Feudalization" of Chinese Farmers: Bound to the Land --
3. Baochan Daohu: Breaking the Log Jam --
4. Markets: The Currents in the Farmer Sea --
5. Rural Industries: Waves of the Farmer Sea --
6. Migration: The Countryside Swamps the City --
7. Farmers Engulf the One-Child Family Policy --
8. Rural Women: Floating to Power --
9. Conclusion: Farmers Changed China --
Chinese Glossary.
丛书名: Transitions--Asia and Asian America.
责任: Kate Xiao Zhou ; with a foreword by Edward Friedman.
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In this original and provocative book, Kate Zhou argues that Chinese farmers rather than the communist leadership have been the driving force behind their country's phenomenal economic growth and social change. Guided by their own interests rather than by directives from Beijing, farmers in effect have been privatizing land, creating new markets, establishing rural industries, migrating to cities, shaping their own family-size policy, and redefining the role of women. Drawing on rich primary sources and her own years of experience in the countryside, the author focuses on local initiatives and the stories of ordinary people, arguing that the farmers were effective precisely because their movement was spontaneous, leaderless, non-ideological, and apolitical. Yet, their "reform from below" may well lead to the most long-lasting and fundamental changes contemporary China has witnessed.

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