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 The China Society Yearbook: Analysis and Forecast of China's Social Development

Contents

• • Preliminary Materials (i-xxvi)   (194K)
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    • Contents
    • List Of Tables And Figures
    • Preface
    • Acknowledgements
    • List Of Contributors
    • Introduction
  • Volume Overview: 2006 Comprehensive Analytical Report On The Stability And “Harmony” Of Chinese Society (1-18) by Li Peilin, Chen Guangjin and Li Wei   (171K)
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    • I. Comprehensive Analysis Of China’s Current Levels Of Stability And Harmony
    • II. Existing Obstacles In The Achievement Of A Stable And Harmonious Society
    • III. Emerging Issues Of Concern
    • IV. Suggestions For Advancing The Establishment Of A Stable And Harmonious Society
  • Basic Opinions Of China’s Government Officials On The Social Situation In 2006–2007 (19-38) by Qing Lianbin   (125K)
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    • I. Several Analyses Of The Social Situation In 2006
    • II. Overall Evaluation Of 2006 Reforms And Several Estimates Of Reform In The Coming Period
    • III. Symbols Of Social Stability And Conditions For Social Stability In The Future
    • IV. Several Policy Suggestions
  • 2006 Report: Quality Of Life In China (39-56) by Yuan Yue and Zhang Hui   (241K)
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    • I. Rural And Urban Residents’ Overall Rate Of Satisfaction
    • II. The Influence Of The National Economic State On Chinese Citizens’ General Satisfaction; Leisure And Entertainment Has Become, The Most Important Factor Influencing Rural Citizens’ Satisfaction
    • III. Decline Of Urban Citizens’ Overall Happiness; Five Essential Factors Considered Necessary For A Happy Household
    • IV. Urban Residents’ Sense Of Public Safety Surpasses That Of Rural Residents
    • V. Urban Residents’ Satisfaction With Social Security Experienced A Relative Setback In 2006
    • VI. Urban Residents’ Anxieties About Aging Have Intensified, With Urban Residents’ Fears Surpassing Those Of Rural Residents
    • VII. Current Situation Of Medical Care; Urban And Rural Residents’ Dissatisfaction Levels Concerning Medical Fees
    • VIII. Employment Remains A Topic Of Focus
    • IX. Residents’ Overall Confidence In Government Administration Has Declined
  • 2006 Report On China’s Social Psychology (57-74) by Wang Junxiu, Yang Yiyi and Chen Wuxiao   (207K)
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    • I. Social Sentiment
    • II. Group Dynamics
    • III. Dissolving Social Conflict
  • Personal Consumption Among Urban And Rural Residents In China In 2006 (75-92) by Lü Qingzhe   (125K)
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    • I. Rapid Growth In The Income Levels Of Urban And Rural Residents
    • II. Consumption Level Increases And Quality Of Life Improvements
    • III. Outstanding Consumption Problems Currently Facing Residents
    • IV. Suggestions For Raising Residents’ Standards Of Consumption
    • V. Forecast Of Resident Life And Consumption In 2007
  • Present Population Composition And Development Status In China (93-108) by Zhang Yi   (128K)
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    • I. Current Total Population And The First Rise In The Natural Growth Rate
    • II. Growth Rate Of Urbanization Slows And Total Rural Population Continues To Shrink
    • III. Baby And Infant Sex Ratio Is Still High, Creating Increasingly Serious Marital Pressure In The Future
    • IV. Appearance Of An Inverted Population Pyramid Structure: Ratio Of Elderly Dependents Rises In Those Provinces With Serious Population Outflows
    • V. Rapid Elevation Of Culture; Illiteracy Rate Remains High In Western Areas
    • VI. Only-Child And Gender Proportions Among Same Age Populations
    • VII. The Scale Of Family Households Continues To Shrink; Eastern Families Are Smaller Than Western Families
  • Employment In China: Current Rural-Urban Development Trends And Projections For The Future (109-130) by Fan Rong and Guo Yue   (189K)
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    • I. Analysis Of The Employment Situation In 2006
    • II. Employment Situation From A Comprehensive Rural-Urban Perspective
    • III. Existing Problems In The Coordination Of Urban-Rural Employment Systems
    • IV. Future Of The Rural-Urban Employment Coordination Plan
  • Chinese Social Security In 2006 (131-150) by Shi Hanbing   (176K)
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    • I. Development Of Social Security In 2006
    • II. Direction And Outlook Of The Social Security System During The Eleventh Five-Year Period
  • Public Security In 2006 (151-160) by Song Erdong and Yan Congbin   (122K)
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    • I. China’s Continued Public Stability And Sustainable Development
    • II. Major Conflicts And Challenges Facing Public Security Currently
  • Labor Relations In China: Changes And Current Characteristics (161-176) by Qiao Jian   (138K)
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    • I. China’s Labor Relations Under The Planned Economy System
    • II. Impact Of Economic Transformation On Chinese Labor Relations
    • III. Primary Characteristics Of Current Labor Relations In China
    • Conclusion: The Establishment Of Harmonious Labor Relations
  • Demographic Analysis Of Surplus Rural Labor (177-194) by Cai Fang   (178K)
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    • I. Distribution And Surplus Of Rural Labor
    • II. Understanding The Current Transfer Of Rural Labor
    • III. Policy Adjustments For The Stimulation Of Labor Transfer
    • Appendix 11.1: Characteristics Of Rural Migrant Labor
    • References
  • Performance Assessments Of Public Health Investments In China (195-206) by Du Lexun   (117K)
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    • I. Health And Public Health Investments In China
    • II. Evaluation Of The Effects Of China’s Health Investments
    • III. China’s Public Health Investments And Production
    • Works Cited
  • Issues Concerning Migrant Worker Salaries (207-214) by Zhao Changbao and Wu Zhigang   (97K)
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    • I. Changes In Migrant Worker’s Salaries From 2003–2006
    • II. Major Reasons For Migrant Labor Wage Increases
  • The 11th Five-Year Plan (2006–2010): A New Phase In The Development Of The Cultural Industry (215-244) by Zhang Xiaoming, Hu Huilin and Zhang Jiangang   (190K)
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    • I. Overall Development Of China’s Cultural Industry In 2006
    • II. Existing Problems And Analysis
    • III. The Cultural Industry: Outlook And Suggestions
  • Index (245-250)   (87K)