Description
In this volume, some of the leading scholars on China's development examine China's responses to the global financial crisis and their implications for China's economy, society, and the international balances of power.
Table of Contents
PART I: ECONOMIC REBALANCING AND ADJUSTMENT China's Response to the Global Crisis, and the Lessons Learned; B.Naughton Guojin Mintui : The Global Crisis and Changing State-Economy Relations in China; D.L.Yang J.Jiang Visible Hand or Crippled Hand: Stimulation and Stabilization in China's Real Estate Markets, 2008-2010; F.Su R.Tao Global Crisis and China's Trade Adjustment; S.Y.Tong PART II: STATE-SOCIETY RELATIONS AND GOVERNANCE Slowdown in the World's Workshop? Chinese Labor in the Global Recession; W.Hurst Public Goods and State-Society Relations: An Impact Study of China's Rural Stimulus; E.Michelson The Role of the Legal Institutions in Dealing with the Financial Crisis in China; X.Zhang Corruption, Local Protectionism, and the Global Crisis in China; A.Wedeman China's Rising Appeal to Taiwan and Hong Kong in the Wake of the International Financial Crisis; J.Cheng The China Model and the Global Crisis: A Historical Comparison; M.Wan
