Social change and social policy in contemporary China

Abstract

The reform and the changing social context social security reform in China - an attempt to construct a socialist security system with Chines characteristics reforming welfare and relief - socializing the State's burden education - decentralization and the market health and responsibility but whose? housing privatization with Chinese characteristics prosperity without equality - an examination of the socio-political impacts of structural modification of Post-Mao society the urban migrants - the challenge to public policy gender issues in market socialism social policy in China in contemporary perspective.

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