Add to ORKGThis paper studies the rural-urban migration in China. The cause of the analysis was the increasing number of rural-urban migrants caused by the fast industrialization. It could lead some serious problems in urban areas, such as the shortage of urban resources like house, food, etc., the increasing of unemployment probabilities and so on. China is the most populous country in the world. And the rural population in China has been exceeded half of the total. Due to the special current situation of China is different from other developing countries, the factors impact the rural migration in China and how to perfect the policy institutions are what I want to research in the paper
Migration is often seen as an adaptive human response to adverse socio-environmental conditions, suc...
In China, there are currently about 221 million internal migrants. Their number is equal to the enti...
China has achieved remarkable progress in poverty alleviation since the start of the reforms. Calcul...
This paper studies the rural-urban migration in China. The cause of the analysis was the increasing ...
Massive population flows from rural to urban areas since the start of economic reform have had conse...
For a long time, the majority of China, which has the world’s largest population, has been imm...
China has witnessed the largest migration wave in human history, following the initiation of economi...
Rural–urban migration is an adaptive response to location-specific environmental or socio-economic s...
Since the initiation of the well-known economic reform and openingup policy in 1978, hundreds of mil...
Over the past 20 years China has experienced unprecedented economic growth. During this period rural...
Rural-urban migration in China during the reform era since 1978 is considered the most massive migra...
Rural migrants have suffered from serious social exclusion in the Chinese urban society. However, si...
This thesis analyses the topic of rural-to-urban migration in the People’s Republic of China, perfor...
China's recent economic expansion has unleashed the largest flow of population from rural to urban a...
As a result of China’s marketization in recent years there has been an enormous number of rural–urba...
Migration is often seen as an adaptive human response to adverse socio-environmental conditions, suc...
In China, there are currently about 221 million internal migrants. Their number is equal to the enti...
China has achieved remarkable progress in poverty alleviation since the start of the reforms. Calcul...
This paper studies the rural-urban migration in China. The cause of the analysis was the increasing ...
Massive population flows from rural to urban areas since the start of economic reform have had conse...
For a long time, the majority of China, which has the world’s largest population, has been imm...
China has witnessed the largest migration wave in human history, following the initiation of economi...
Rural–urban migration is an adaptive response to location-specific environmental or socio-economic s...
Since the initiation of the well-known economic reform and openingup policy in 1978, hundreds of mil...
Over the past 20 years China has experienced unprecedented economic growth. During this period rural...
Rural-urban migration in China during the reform era since 1978 is considered the most massive migra...
Rural migrants have suffered from serious social exclusion in the Chinese urban society. However, si...
This thesis analyses the topic of rural-to-urban migration in the People’s Republic of China, perfor...
China's recent economic expansion has unleashed the largest flow of population from rural to urban a...
As a result of China’s marketization in recent years there has been an enormous number of rural–urba...
Migration is often seen as an adaptive human response to adverse socio-environmental conditions, suc...
In China, there are currently about 221 million internal migrants. Their number is equal to the enti...
China has achieved remarkable progress in poverty alleviation since the start of the reforms. Calcul...