Research on the 21st Century Urban Poverty Alleviation Strategy in China

Author: Wang Zhaoming
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Publish Date: 2005-11-01
Features: The increasingly prominent issue of urban poverty during China's transformation has drawn attention from the government and various sectors of society. This book addresses fundamental questions such as the basic definition of poverty, how to define urban poverty standards and scale in China, how to interpret the characteristics and causes of urban poverty in China, trends in urban poverty development in the 21st century, how to establish a monitoring and early warning system for urban poverty in China, and how to form a comprehensive and integrated urban anti-poverty strategy system and action model that aligns with China's national conditions in the 21st century. It also explores effective governance of urban poverty through answers, predictions, and analyses. As the final outcome of the National Social Science Fund Project: "Research on Urban Anti-Poverty Strategies in China in the 21st Century," this book reflects its forward-looking, realistic, strategic, academic, policy-oriented, and actionable characteristics, while also embodying our perspectives on the understanding, exploration, and governance of urban poverty and anti-poverty issues in China.