Coordination of Urban and Rural Social Security (Theory · Mechanism · Practice)

Author: Meng Xing
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Features: According to the logical framework of this book, it is divided into 8 chapters. First, it elaborates on the meaning, necessity, and basic principles of coordinated urban-rural social security. Subsequently, it reviews relevant theoretical research both domestically and internationally. Divided by World War II, the research of Western economics can be categorized into two stages. Before this period, they focused on and studied the social security of urban workers. Afterward, welfare economics gradually rose, and Western economics began to explore how to improve the overall welfare level of the population, equally including farmers and workers into a unified social security system. Early research in China was also limited to formal employed urban workers, lacking adequate attention to farmers. With the advancement of industrialization and urbanization, the coordinated urban-rural social security has been proposed as a historical proposition.