How does the Chinese government deal with its social problems
and set up its systems of social security, health care,
environmental control, population control, and economic
development? In this book, Chinese and Western experts analyze the
nature of public policymaking in China, specific measures and
alternatives, and various methodological approaches. Students,
scholars, policymakers, and practitioners in political science and
public administration will find this unique study an invaluable one
for understanding the little-known public policy process in
China.
This expert analysis opens with two chapters providing
background on the study of public policy and political science in
China today. Four chapters then define specific policy problems and
measures to reform the social security system, health care
administration, and environmental control and to promote economic
development in relation to decentralization or centralization of
government administration. Two chapters describe super-optimizing
analysis and solutions in policy problems. The collection closes
with an insider's perspective and a frequent visitor's perspective
on public policy in China today.
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