Globalization and Social Changes in Pudong

Author: Fan Weida, Editor-in-Chief
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Publish Date: 2004-07-01
Features: This research report is based on the empirical data from the "Ten-Year Tracking Survey of Social Change in Pudong New Area," examining the close relationship between social change in Pudong and the process of globalization. It conducts a comprehensive, multi-perspective social analysis of various aspects of social change in Pudong under the backdrop of globalization, including the economy, politics, culture, social life, urban-rural communities, modernization of individuals, and sustainable development. The report showcases the cross-century progress and promising future of Pudong New Area, a microcosm of China's modernization. The book is divided into three sections: Survey, Research, and Data, and is suitable for college students and faculty in relevant fields, researchers in government agencies and research institutions, scholars both domestically and internationally who study globalization, social development, and Pudong, as well as a broad readership interested in sociology, social surveys, social development, and social life. Based on the empirical data from the "Ten-Year Tracking Survey of Social Change in Pudong New Area," the book examines the close relationship between social change in Pudong and the process of globalization, conducting a comprehensive, multi-perspective social analysis of various aspects of social change in Pudong under the backdrop of globalization, including the economy, politics, culture, social life, urban-rural communities, modernization of individuals, and sustainable development.
Target Audience: Sociologists, economists, and researchers; faculty and students in relevant fields of higher education.