Annual report on urban development of china 2013 (current chinese economic report series)
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Annual report on urban development of china 2013 (current chinese economic report series)
Current Chinese Economic Report SeriesJiahua PanHoukai Wei EditorsAnnual Report on Urban Development of China 2013More information about this series a Annual report on urban development of china 2013 (current chinese economic report series)at http://www.springer.eom/series/l 1028JiahuaPan • Houkai WeiEditorsAnnual Report on UrbanDevelopment of China 20130 SpringerEditorsJiahua PanThe Chinese Academy of Social Sciences Beijing. ChinaHonkai WeiThe Chinese Academy of Social Sciences Beijing. ChinaSponsored by Innovation Project of CASSIS Annual report on urban development of china 2013 (current chinese economic report series)SN 2194-7937ISSN 2194-7945 (electronic)Current Chinese Economic Report SeriesISBN 978-3-662-46323-9 ISBN 978-3-662-46324-6 (eBook)DOI 10.1007/978-3-66Annual report on urban development of china 2013 (current chinese economic report series)
2-46324-6Springer Heidelberg New York Dordrecht London€) Social Sciences Academic Press and springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2015This work is subjectCurrent Chinese Economic Report SeriesJiahua PanHoukai Wei EditorsAnnual Report on Urban Development of China 2013More information about this series a Annual report on urban development of china 2013 (current chinese economic report series)on, reprinting, reuse of illustrations, recitation, broadcasting, reproduction on microfilms or in any other physical way, and transmission or information storage and retrieval, electronic adaptation, computer software, or by similar or dissimilar methodology now known or hereafter developed.The use Annual report on urban development of china 2013 (current chinese economic report series) of general descriptive names, registered names, trademarks, service marks, etc. in this publication does not imply, even in the absence of a specificAnnual report on urban development of china 2013 (current chinese economic report series)
statement, that such names are exempt from the relevant protective laws and regulations and therefore free for general use.The publishers, the authorCurrent Chinese Economic Report SeriesJiahua PanHoukai Wei EditorsAnnual Report on Urban Development of China 2013More information about this series a Annual report on urban development of china 2013 (current chinese economic report series)ther the publishers nor the authors or the editors give a warranty, express or implied, with respect to the material contained herein or for any errors or omissions that may have been made.Printed on acid-free paperSpringer-Verlag GmbH Berlin Heidelberg is part of springer Science+Business Media (WW Annual report on urban development of china 2013 (current chinese economic report series)W.springer, com)Preface: Breaking the Existing Pattern of Rights and Privileges to Accelerate the Process of CitizenizationIn China, the process of alAnnual report on urban development of china 2013 (current chinese economic report series)
lowing more rural migrants into urban areas to become registered city residents (citizenization) remains stagnant despite its importance to the ChinesCurrent Chinese Economic Report SeriesJiahua PanHoukai Wei EditorsAnnual Report on Urban Development of China 2013More information about this series a Annual report on urban development of china 2013 (current chinese economic report series)em?Perhaps through institutional inertia, vested interests are hindering the process of citizenization in China. Derived from China’s hukou system, or household registration system, that unfairly favors urban residents over rural ones, the inequitable distribution of benefits between institutionally Annual report on urban development of china 2013 (current chinese economic report series) favored groups and others, and between state-owned enterprises (SOEs) and private companies, for example, has resulted in advantaged groups and vesteAnnual report on urban development of china 2013 (current chinese economic report series)
d interests obviously wanting to maintain and cement this pattern while the disadvantaged groups and those whose interests are damaged arc unable to cCurrent Chinese Economic Report SeriesJiahua PanHoukai Wei EditorsAnnual Report on Urban Development of China 2013More information about this series a Annual report on urban development of china 2013 (current chinese economic report series)ailable to farmers who rely on land for a living, generation after generation. Assuming annual profits of one trillion yuan' from land trades and transfers across China, then China’s cities can absorb a total of 10 million rural migrants at the cost of 100.000 yuan per migrant or 20 million at the c Annual report on urban development of china 2013 (current chinese economic report series)ost of 50,000 per migrant. Unfortunately, children of migrant workers in China are deprived of the right to compulsory education despite the fact thatAnnual report on urban development of china 2013 (current chinese economic report series)
these workers pay taxes in their host cities and their employers pay the so-called “city construction fees” and “educational surcharge”. Payments to Current Chinese Economic Report SeriesJiahua PanHoukai Wei EditorsAnnual Report on Urban Development of China 2013More information about this series a Annual report on urban development of china 2013 (current chinese economic report series)g support for dependents such as the elderly and the disabled, but also the cost of raising children. In some cities, however. the rights and interests of migrant workers are overlooked. Local governments may go so far as to conspire w ith relevant companies to underpay and/or postpone payment to th Annual report on urban development of china 2013 (current chinese economic report series)ese workers. Even some state-owned organizations offer unequal' Wu Jinglian noted at the China Development Forum held on March 23-25. 2013 that the ChAnnual report on urban development of china 2013 (current chinese economic report series)
inese government had earned 30 trillion yuan from expropriating farmland for urbanization, http:// tinance.qq.com/a/20130323/00159O.htmVCurrent Chinese Economic Report SeriesJiahua PanHoukai Wei EditorsAnnual Report on Urban Development of China 2013More information about this series aCurrent Chinese Economic Report SeriesJiahua PanHoukai Wei EditorsAnnual Report on Urban Development of China 2013More information about this series aGọi ngay
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