China's achievements and failures are often viewed in a vacuum,
where little thought is given to the interrelatedness of social
issues from both state and society perspectives. Given the
continued dominance of the Chinese state in so many aspects of
society, the contributors of this collection present a nuanced view
of Chinese state-society relationship to resituate our
understanding of the social challenges facing China. Suffice to
say, while the state is dominant, the role of social actors is
critical to the future of China's development. Thirty years of
unrelenting economic development has created a range of social
issues that China needs to contend with to ensure it does not
hamper future growth. Nonetheless, factors such as urbanization,
the marginalization of social groups, the emergence and influence
of the business elites, and the potential for dissent of internet
users, present interesting challenges and insights into the
workings between state and society.
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