Titlebook: Reforming the Revolution; China in Transition Robert Benewick,Paul Wingrove Book 1988 Macmillan Publishers Limited 1988 China.development.E

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The Reorganisation of the Countryside,with the possible exception of Hungary). From the mid-1960s until the late 1970s it provided a model for many other countries, and a laboratory in which students of socialism have been able to analyse the possibilities for rural transformation. It has subsequently gone further than any socialist cou

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Technology and Economic Development,vanced countries. This is largely due to the nature of the process. Technology in its strict sense is the body of knowledge about the industrial arts, applied science, engineering and so forth. Used more loosely, it encompasses both the knowledge itself and the tangible embodiment of that knowledge

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Health and Medicine in the 1980s,of these problems have been dealt with. Life expectancy for adults and infants is approaching Western levels, and China’s ramshackle health-care system has been expanded and improved to produce rapid growth in medical facilities and personnel. Nutritional and sanitary improvements, together with eco

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The Household, Family and Reform,amily as an economic, political and social unit. From the yellow mud-baked villages of the north to the long, low white terraces or individual one- or two-storey brick houses of the south, or the low-level, old-style grey and white courtyard city houses to the new concrete high-rise flats in the cit

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