Add to ORKGThis study analyses changes in the protection of social rights in China since 1979 for the middle-income level of the urban population, based on family interviews and documentary studies. It tells how conditions for employment, housing, social security and education have undergone a complete transformation as a consequence of the transition to a market economy. While the individual citizen has benefited from more freedom of choice and movement, there is less stable protection of the right to work, health care, housing and education. Moreover, channels of popular participation in the decision-making process remain fragile and knowledge of complaints mechanisms and legal remedies is poor
This study is set out to describe the nature of China’s welfare regime. After carefully reviewing cu...
Compared with only thirty-five years ago, today’s China is a different country. As recently as the e...
China started to implement a series of "new policies on rural migrants" or "rural-urban unified welf...
Since the late 1970s, China has experienced rapid economic growth and urbanisation. However, in rece...
One of the major challenges for China\u27s ongoing economic reforms is how best to handle the social...
In 2001 China ratified the International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights. By so doi...
In 2001 China ratified the International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights. By so doi...
This chapter provides a sketchy description of three decades of social changes in China since 1978. ...
China’s social welfare reform since the mid-1980s has been characterized as incremental and fragment...
This chapter provides a sketchy description of three decades of social changes in China since 1978. ...
Since 1978, China has pursued sweeping economic changes in an officially sponsored transition from a...
Housing provision in Chinese cities has changed from a socialist welfare system to a marketised syst...
In this paper we engage with a theoretical reflection on the concept of the right to the city amidst...
Using the southern Chinese city of Guangzhou as a case study, this text looks at how China has adopt...
Social policies in China have expanded rapidly since the early 2000s, broadening welfare provisions ...
This study is set out to describe the nature of China’s welfare regime. After carefully reviewing cu...
Compared with only thirty-five years ago, today’s China is a different country. As recently as the e...
China started to implement a series of "new policies on rural migrants" or "rural-urban unified welf...
Since the late 1970s, China has experienced rapid economic growth and urbanisation. However, in rece...
One of the major challenges for China\u27s ongoing economic reforms is how best to handle the social...
In 2001 China ratified the International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights. By so doi...
In 2001 China ratified the International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights. By so doi...
This chapter provides a sketchy description of three decades of social changes in China since 1978. ...
China’s social welfare reform since the mid-1980s has been characterized as incremental and fragment...
This chapter provides a sketchy description of three decades of social changes in China since 1978. ...
Since 1978, China has pursued sweeping economic changes in an officially sponsored transition from a...
Housing provision in Chinese cities has changed from a socialist welfare system to a marketised syst...
In this paper we engage with a theoretical reflection on the concept of the right to the city amidst...
Using the southern Chinese city of Guangzhou as a case study, this text looks at how China has adopt...
Social policies in China have expanded rapidly since the early 2000s, broadening welfare provisions ...
This study is set out to describe the nature of China’s welfare regime. After carefully reviewing cu...
Compared with only thirty-five years ago, today’s China is a different country. As recently as the e...
China started to implement a series of "new policies on rural migrants" or "rural-urban unified welf...