Titlebook: Industrialization and China’s Rural Modernization; Dong Fureng Book 1992 Dong Fureng 1992 China.economic development.Import.Industrialisie

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,The Traditional Socialist Industrialization Strategy and Agricultural Modernization, 1949–78,hnology. However the word may suggest an older and narrower concept, and it is nowadays replaced by the more appropriate term ‘modernization’ which, although it cannot be said to have a universally accepted definition, does connote a wider range of activities. The application of genetic engineering

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The Contract Farming System and Rural Modernization Since 1979, was implemented across the nation. This at first assumed many forms, but eventually the system by which production targets were contracted out to rural households became prevalent. The new farming system covered 96.6 per cent of the nation’s farming households by the end of 1984, and only 0.2 per c

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Industrialization and China’s Rural Modernization978-1-349-22442-5Series ISSN 2947-227X Series E-ISSN 2947-2288

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Transformation of the Traditional Socialist Industrialization Strategy,As discussed earlier, the traditional industrialization strategy did aid agricultural modernization, but it also caused a series of problems. It has been necessary to re-examine the gains and losses brought about by the strategy and make appropriate readjustments. Shifts in policy have taken place since 1979 and are still going on.

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Issues Involved in the Development of the Rural Non-Farming Sector,A great many issues need to be addressed during the development of the non-farming sector in rural areas. This is true in areas both where non-farming industries are well underway and where non-farming operations have yet to be developed. What follows is a discussion of some of the issues involved.

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Conclusion,This book has concentrated on the development of the non-farming sector and the modernization of China’s rural areas, and in particular on the changes which have taken place since 1979. Below are some conclusions.