Social Security Reform (Where to Go)

Author: Gao Shusheng
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2006-06-01
Features: How was the reform plan for China's social security system formed? Why were the three provinces in Northeast China chosen for the pilot program of social security reform? How can the social security reform shift from being passive to proactive? What should be done about social security for migrant workers and landless farmers? When can the state help farmers realize their dream of social security? What does population aging mean for only-children? Author Gao Shusheng is a researcher at the Center for Chinese Insurance and Social Security Research, Peking University. The issues he explores in the book are closely related to people's daily lives and also influence the direction of China's economic and social development. This book is aimed at the general public, balancing popular accessibility with academic rigor. It not only interprets policies for non-professionals but also clarifies the context and trajectory of social security reform and development. It also provides professionals with comprehensive decision-making and academic resources, making it a valuable repository for social security research in China.