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Autor: Lu, Xueyi
Jahr: 2012
CONTENTS
Preface xv
About the Authors xxv
Executive Summary 1
Lu Xueyi, Song Guokai, Hu Jianguo
1. China Enters a New Phase that Focuses on Social
Construction 2
1.1. Outstanding Achievements in Economic Development
and Acute Social Contradictions and Problems 3
1.2. China Enters a New Phase that Focuses on Social
Construction 5
2. The Profound Changes in the Social Structure of
Contemporary China 9
2.1. Infrastructure: Changes in Population Structure 10
2.2. Social Integration Structures: Family Structure
and Social Organizational Structure 11
2.3. Spatial Structure: The Urban-Rural and Regional
Adjustment in Resource and Opportunity Allocation 12
2.4. Survival Activity Structure: The Market Drive of Changes
in Employment, Income Distribution and Consumption 14
2.5. Social Status Structure: The Initial Formation of a
Modern Social Class Structure 19
3. Change in Social Structure and Its Implications for
China s Economic Development 22
3.1. The Recovery of Families Economic Functions Promotes
Economic Development 22
3.2. Employment Restructuring Rationalizes the Allocation
of the Labor Force 23
3.3. The Return of Autonomous Social Organization
Functions Promotes Economic System Reform 25
3.4. The Aggregation Effect of Spatial Allocation as a Result
of Adjustment of the Urban-Rural Structure 26
3.5. The Rise and Development of New Social Classes Reflects
the Vitality of the Socialist Market Economy 27
4. Lag in Social Structure Change: Important Reasons
For the Numerous Current Social Problems 28
4.1. The Current Social Structure Lags 15 Years Behind
the Economic Structure 30
4.2. The Deviation of the Social Structure from the
Economic Structure 31
4.3. The Inner Deviation of the Social Structure 37
4.4. Consequences of the Lagging Social Structure 39
4.5. The Main Reasons for the Lag of the Social Structure 40
5. Now is a Critical Period for Adjustments in China s Social
Structure 44
5.1. Adjustments are Needed in China s Current Stage
of Social Structure Development 44
5.2. Adjusting the Social Structure as an Important
Measure to Solving the Current Economic and Social
Development Problems 45
5.3. Adjusting the Social Structure as an Important Channel
to Address the Financial Crisis 51
6. Policy Direction of Adjusting the Social Structure 53
6.1. The Principle of Social Structure Adjustment 53
6.2. The Objectives of Social Structure Adjustment 54
6.3. The Focus of the Social Structure Adjustment 55
6.4. The Strategic Measures to Adjust the Social Structure 60
Chapter I Population Structure 65
YanYe
1. Profound Changes in Population Structure and
Their Social Causes 65
1.1. Adult-Age Population Structure and Abnormal Sex
Composition 65
1.2. The Gradual Improvement of the Quality
of the Population Structure and the Emergence
of a Powerful Human Resource Country 66
1.3. Geographical Distribution, Movement Gradient
and Polarization of the Chinese Population 68
1.4. Social Motives for Changes in Population Structure 71
2. Unreasonable Population Structure and Its Social Influence 76
2.1. A Perspective on Overly Low Fertility Rate
and Future Population Structure 76
2.2. The Social Impact of the Rapid Maturation
of the Age Structure 79
2.3. Rising Sex Ratio at Birth and Its Social Consequences 82
2.4. Quality Structure Does Not Meet the Requirements
of Industrialization 83
2.5. The Dual Effect of Qualitative Structural Differences
in the Distribution of Population Mobility 84
3. China s Crucial Moment in Population Structural Adjustment 94
3.1. Establishment of Scientific Understanding of Population
Development and Implementation of Flexible Family
Planning Policies 95
3.2. Develop Social Enterprises and Promote Improvement
in Population Quality Through a Fair Mechanism 96
3.3. Stabilize the Negative Effects of Aging to Ensure
Quality of Life for Elderly Society 96
3.4. Adjust High Sex Ratio at Birth to Ensure Population s
Ecological Security 97
3.5. Revitalize Public Resources and Opportunities
and Strive to Eliminate Barriers to Reasonable
Population Movement 97
3.6. Population Change and Its Effect on Urban-Rural
Integration and Coordination of Regional Development 98
Chapter II Family Structure 99
Yang Guihong, Fan Lei, Wang Jie
1. Changes in Family Structure 100
1.1. Miniaturization and Nuclearization 100
1.2. The Diversification of Family Types 108
1.3. The Equalization of Family Relationships 115
2. The Social Function of Family Structure Change 118
2.1. The Positive Social Function of Changes
in Family Structure 119
2.2. Adverse Effects of Changes in Family Function
on Social Structure Reproduction 124
3. Trends in Family Structure Development and Policy
Recommendations 128
3.1. Trends in Family Structure Development 128
3.2. Policy Recommendations in Response to Changes
in Family Structure 129
Chapter III Employment Structure 133
Shi Xiuyin
1. An Analysis of the History and Background of China s
Employment Structure 133
1.1. A History: The Period Before the Socialist Market
Economy 133
1.2. Background: The Socialist Market Economic
Reform 140
2. Socialist Market Economy: Increased Number of Jobs
and Structural Adjustment 143
2.1. Job Production Outside of the System 143
2.2. The Globalization of Employment 144
2.3. Rapid Growth in the Number of Jobs 147
2.4. Advancement of Industry Level 147
2.5. Advancement of Profession Structure 149
2.6. Increasing Complexity of Occupation Types 153
2.7. The Liberalization of Job Mobility 155
2.8. The Centralization of Employment Location 158
3. Socialist Market Economy: Quality Fluctuation and
Relationship Tension 160
3.1. Power Distribution 161
3.2. Employment Stability 163
3.3. Labor Intensity 165
3.4. Labor Protection 166
3.5. Salaries and Benefits 169
3.6. Labor Disputes 172
4. Social Deficiency of the Socialist Market Economy 173
4.1. Social Deficiency: The Crux of the Employment
Structure 173
4.2. The Weakness and Destruction of the Traditional
Society 177
4.3. The Gulf Between a Designed Society and a
Realized Society 179
4.4. Social Action Achieves the Construction of Society 181
Chapter IV Income Distribution Structure 185
YanYe
1. Profound Changes in Income Distribution in Contemporary China 185
1.1. The National Gini Coefficient: Relatively Equal,
Relatively Reasonable, Too Large of a Gap 186
1.2. Income Changes of Different Groups: The Difference
Between the Highest and Lowest is Widening 187
1.3. Subjective Evaluation of Income Distribution:
The Consensus is that the Income Gap is Too Large 189
2. The Social Cause and Mechanisms of the Widening Income Gap 190
2.1. Institutional Change: The Interim Change
in the Distribution System 190
2.2. Participation of Elements: Those Who Have Power,
Capital, Knowledge and Skills Get Rich First 196
2.3. Basic Channels: Market and Non-market, Within
and Outside the System 198
2.4. External Structure: The Main Body, Industry
and Spatial Factors that Influence Income Gap 202
3. The Impact of Overly Large Income Gaps on Social Order
and Proposed Suggestions 210
3.1. Income Distribution Mechanisms or Channels: The Main
Cause of the Deepening Sense of Unfairness 211
3.2. The Structural Risk of the Overly Wide Income
Disparity Transforms into a Risk for the Whole Society 216
3.3. Overly Large Income Distribution Disparity Deepens
the Irrationality of Other Social Structures 218
3.4. Proposals to Restructure Income Distribution: Focus on
Increasing the Income of the Middle and Lower Strata 221
Chapter V Consumption Structure 225
Zhao Weihua
1. Changes in China s Resident Consumption Structure 226
1.1. Quick Solution to the Problem of Basic Food and
Clothing Needs (1978-1984) 227
1.2. Smooth Improvement and Preliminary Differentiation
of Rural and Urban Residents Lives (1985-1991) 227
1.3. Continued Improvement and Fast Differentiation Between
the Consumption Levels of Rural and Urban Residents
(1992-1996) 231
1.4. Advancement in Urban and Rural Resident Consumption
Structure and Stratification of Consumption Structure
(1997 to Present) 235
2. Dynamic Mechanism of Change in Resident Consumption
Structure 241
2.1. Economic Development as the Basis of Change
in Consumption Structure 241
2.2. Income Growth as the Driving Force Behind
Changes in Consumption Structure 243
2.3. Social Policy as a Very Strong Shaping Effect on
Changes in Resident Consumption Structure 244
2.4. Stratification as an Important Basis and Carrier
of Changes in Consumption Structure 246
3. Problems in China s Current Consumption Structure 248
3.1. The Passive Push-up of Resident Consumption
Structure is Apparent 248
3.2. The Proportion of the Three Main Consumer Bodies
is Unbalanced 250
3.3. The Income and Consumption Gaps Across Strata
are Too Large 253
4. Analysis of the Source of Problems in China s Current
Consumption Structure 257
4.1. Imbalance of Income Distribution Relations 257
4.2. Mismatch Between Changes in the Consumption
Phase and Social Construction 259
4.3. Delayed Evolution of the Class Structure 261
4.4. Policy Regulation and Needs Target are Displaced 262
Chapter VI Urban-Rural Structure 265
Wang Chunguang
1. The Construction of the Urban-Rural Structure (1949-1978) 266
1.1. The Construction of the Urban-Rural System 266
1.2. The Reconstruction of Urban-Rural Inequality 268
1.3. The Structural Dislocation of Industrialization
and Urbanization 271
2. The Difficult Transition of the Urban-Rural Structure 274
2.1. The Market Economic Reform and the Urban-Rural
Structure 274
2.2. Urbanization Journey Where Development and
Dislocation Coexist 278
3. Problems in the Urban-Rural Structure and Their Essence 282
3.1. Problems in the Urban-Rural Structure 282
3.2. The Substantive Issues of the Urban-Rural Structure
Have Caused an Urbanization Lag 289
4. The Urgency and Possibility of Adjusting the Urban-Rural
Structure 292
4.1. The Dual Urban-Rural Structure is the Root Cause
of the Current Deep Contradictions in China 292
4.2. The Urgency and Basic Idea of Building Institutional
Mechanisms for Urban-Rural Integration 294
Chapter VII Regional Structure 301
Xie Zhenzhong, Fan Ping
1. Historical Transition of New China s Regional Structure 302
1.1. The Phased Evolution of Regional Division 302
1.2. The Historical Change of Problems in China s
Regional Structure 305
2. The Basic Characteristics of China s Current Regional Structure 310
2.1. The General Trend in Regional Development Since
the Reform and Opening Up: The Widening Gap 311
2.2. Basic Revelations of the Current Widening
Structural Gap Between Regions 313
2.3. Reasons for the Widening Structural Gap Between
Regions: The Role of Multiple Factors 323
3. Adjustments in Regional Structure and Coordination
of Regional Development 328
3.1. Impact of Overly Large Regional Disparities:
Not Conducive to Economic and Social Development 328
3.2. The Key to Adjusting the Regional Structure: Implementing
Coordinated Regional Development Strategies 331
Chapter VIII Organizational Structure 337
Chen Guangjin
1. Transition from Overall Control to Function Control:
The Modern Transformation of National Organizations 338
1.1. Overall Control: National Organizations Before
China s Reform and Opening Up 339
1.2. Decentralization and Government Functions: National
Organizational Changes After China s Reform and
Opening Up 345
1.3. Issues with Reasonable Structure and Size of National
Organizations 352
2. From the Unit to the Market: Transformation and Development
of China s Economic Organizations 354
2.1. Units: China s Economic Organizations in the
Planned Economy Era 355
2.2. Marketization: The Return of the Functions of Economic
Organizations 361
2.3. The Social Significance and Limits of the Changes
in Economic Organization Structure 364
3. From Nationalization to Socialization: The Difficult Development
of the Contemporary Chinese Social Organizations 366
3.1. Sanction, Transformation and Incorporation: The Social
Organizations Under National Control 366
3.2. Regeneration: Chinese Social Organizations in the Era
of Reform and Opening Up 371
3.3. Significance, Characteristics and Difficulties of the
Development of China s Social Organizations 380
4. Social Management System Reform and the Development
of Social Organizations 393
Chapter IX Social Class Structure 397
Hu Jianguo, Li Chunling, Li Wei
1. Changes in Social Class Structure of Contemporary China 397
1.1. Trajectories of Social Class Change in Contemporary China 398
1.2. The Mechanism of Social Class Structure Change in
Contemporary China 407
2. Current Status of China s Social Strata Structure 414
2.1. The Accelerated Rise of the Middle Class 415
2.2. The Decreased Proportion of Lower-Middle and
Lower Classes 420
2.3. Increasing Stratification of Social Classes 421
3. Trends and Adjustment of Class Structure in Chinese Society 428
3.1. Change Trends in China s Social Class Structure 428
3.2. The Policy Orientation for the Adjustment of Social
Class Structure 431
Postscript 437
Index 441
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