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 Poverty Reduction and Sustainable Development in Rural China

Contents

• • Preliminary Material (i-xxxviii)   (230K)
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    • Contents
    • List Of Figures
    • List Of Tables
    • Preface
    • Preface: Why Are More Perspectives Needed?
    • List Of Contributors
  • The Progress, Experience, And Prospects Of Western Development (1-52) by Lin Ling and Liu Shiqing   (502K)
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    • 1. Reviewing The Progress Of Western Development
    • 2. Evaluating The Western Development Strategy
    • 3. The Directions And Prospect For The Western Development Strategy
    • Bibliography
    • Chinese Bibliography
  • Western Development And China’s Development (53-98) by Li Zhou   (260K)
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    • 1. The Natural, Economic, And Social Conditions Of Western China
    • 2. Reviewing The Conditions Underlying Western China’s Economic Development
    • 3. Reviewing Western Development From The National Perspective
    • 4. Assessing The Progress Of The Western Development Strategy
    • 5. National Strategic Thinking Behind The Western Development Strategy
    • 6. Major Goals From The National Perspective
    • 7. Policy Proposals For The Development Of Advantaged Industries In The West
    • Bibliography
  • The West And The Challenges Of Market-Oriented Reform (99-126) by Wang Xiaoyi   (163K)
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    • 1. Between West And East: Disparity Or Diversity?
    • 2. Double Simplification By The State And The Market
    • 3. Over-Marketization
    • Bibliography
  • Over Exploitation Of Hydropower In Southwest China: The Negative Impacts On Energy Conservation And Pollution Control In China (127-176) by Ma Jun   (392K)
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    • 1. Energy Intensive Industry Goes Hand In Hand With Hydropower Development
    • 2. Energy Intensive Industry: Why Has It Become Inevitable?
    • 3. From Discounted Power Prices To The Integration Of Power And Metallurgical Enterprises
    • 4. EII Further Strains The Power Supply In The Southwest
    • 5. “West-East Power Transmission” Vs. “Western Power For Western Use”
    • 6. How Overexploitation Of Hydropower Stimulates Coal Power Expansion In The Southwest
    • 7. EII Brings High Pollution
    • 8. Sharing The Profits Of Hydropower Development
    • 9. The Exploitable Volume Of Hydropower Resources: An Overestimated Maximum?
    • Bibliography
  • Participatory Poverty Reduction In China: Past And Prospects (177-218) by Han Wei   (275K)
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    • 1. Differences Between Participatory And Traditional Poverty Reduction
    • 2. The Development Of Participatory Poverty Reduction
    • 3. Functions And Significance Of Participatory Poverty Reduction
    • 4. Current Problems In Participatory Poverty Reduction
    • 5. Thoughts On The Continuing Development Of Participatory Poverty Reduction
    • Bibliography
  • The Progress Of Poverty Alleviation In The Rural West (219-250) by Li Zhou   (228K)
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    • 1. Poverty In The West At The Beginning Of The Reform And Opening
    • 2. The Significant Policies And Measures For Poverty Alleviation In The West
    • 3. The Progress Of Western Poverty Alleviation
    • 4. Experiences From The Western Poverty Alleviation
    • 5. Further Strategies For Alleviating Western Poverty
    • Bibliography
  • The Ecological Situation In Western China And Response Strategies (251-284) by Yu Changqing   (235K)
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    • 1. The Ecological Status Of Western China And Its Eco-Environmental Position
    • 2. Ecological Problems And Status Of Protection In Western China
    • 3. Discussion Of The Ecological Protection Strategy And Sustainable Development In Western China
    • Bibliography
  • Development And Ecological Compensation In Western China (285-320) by Zhang Shiqiu and An Shumin   (242K)
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    • 1. Payments For Ecological Services And Identification Of Associated Problems
    • 2. Examining Environmental Protection And Development In Western China Against China’s Social, Economic, And Environmental Background
    • 3. Payment For Ecological Services China: Experiences And Lessons Learned
    • 4. From The Provider Gets Principle To The Beneficiary Pays Principle
    • Bibliography
  • Women’s Development And Environmental Conservation In Western China (321-358) by Ren Xiaodong, Huang Xiao and Cai Kui   (271K)
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    • Abstract
    • 1. Gender And Its Development In Western China
    • 2. Relations Between Women’s Development And Environmental Conservation In Western China
    • 3. Women’s Participation In Environmental Conservation In Western China’s Rural Communities
    • 4. Changes Of The Relationship Between Women’s Development And Environmental Conservation In Western China
    • 5. Conclusions And Considerations
    • Bibliography
  • Index (359-360)   (85K)