Project Management for Engineering Projects — Theory and Practice of Land Acquisition and Resettlement Supervision for Water Conservancy and Hydropower Projects

Author: Shen Juqin et al.
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Publish Date: 2006-01-01
Features: In the last two decades of the 20th century, the rapid expansion of Chinese management practices in different social fields led to a severe shortage of available management theories. Overcoming the limitations of existing management research paradigms and closely integrating practice with management innovation was a challenging choice, and the pioneering work in the field of land acquisition and resettlement supervision for water conservancy projects is a prime example. Based on research and surveys of current large-scale water conservancy and hydropower engineering land acquisition and resettlement, this book begins with theoretical and methodological studies, combining successful land acquisition and resettlement supervision cases—such as the land acquisition and resettlement supervision for the Dongjiang to Shenzhen Water Supply Project in Guangdong Province—to systematically explore the theory, methods, and application systems of land acquisition and resettlement supervision in China's water conservancy and hydropower projects. The research findings of this book are both theoretically sound and practically applicable, aiming to provide references for the state in formulating relevant policies and guidelines, offering theoretical guidance for land acquisition and resettlement supervision work in China, and serving as a reference for relevant departments and researchers.