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This Book Presents A Concise Introduction To Contemporary China. Intended As A First Book For Those Coming New To The Subject, It Provides The Essential Information That Most People Need To Know, Without Going Into Excessive Detail. Its Coverage Includes The Economy, Society, Politics And International Relations; China's History, Especially The Twentieth Century And Taiwan And Hong Kong As Well As The People's Republic Of China Tibet, And Xinjiang. Part 1. Introduction -- Land, People And Culture -- China's Past In The Present -- Part 2. The Economy -- Economic Growth And The Changing Economy -- Rural Economy -- Urban And Industrial Economy -- Banking, Finance And Foreign Trade -- Tourism And Transport -- Part 3. Society -- Rural And Urban Social Change -- Education And Health -- Law And Human Rights -- Mass Media -- Religion And Ethnic Minorities -- Gender And Modernisation -- Environment -- Part 4. Politics And International Relations -- Government And Politics -- Fourth- And Fifth- Generation Leadership -- Tibet -- Xinjiang -- Hong Kong -- Taiwan -- Western Development Programme -- China And The World 1: Strategic Relationships -- China And The World 2: New Neighbours To The West -- China Rising And A Harmonious Society? Michael Dillon. First Published 2007 By Routledge... Abingdon, Oxon... Simultaneously Published In The Usa And Canada By Routledge. Includes Bibliographical References P. [268]-269) And Index.
This book investigates the multifaceted development of contemporary China by providing a foundational overview of its political, economic, and social structures. Michael O. Dillon, an established scholar of Chinese history and politics, synthesizes complex historical trajectories and modern policy shifts into an accessible framework. The text examines the evolution of the People's Republic of China, including its regional complexities and global strategic positioning, to offer a comprehensive starting point for new students of the subject.
What You Will Find
Experts and educators frequently cite this work as a reliable, balanced introductory text for undergraduate students and general readers. The prose is noted for its clarity and ability to distill dense geopolitical and historical information into a manageable format.
Page Count:
312
Publication Date:
2008-01-01
Publisher:
Routledge
ISBN-10:
0203482948
ISBN-13:
9780203482940
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