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245 00 $aGovernance of life in Chinese moral experience :$bthe quest for an adequate life /$cedited by Everett Zhang, Arthur Kleinman, and Tu Weiming.
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505 0 $aIntroduction: Governmentality in China; -- Part I: Min yi shi wei tian: (People regard food as top priority); -- 1 Feeding the revolution: Public mess halls and coercive commensality in Maoist China; -- 2 Recalling the Great Leap Famine and recourse to irony; -- 3 The truth about the death toll of the Great Leap Famine in Sichuan: An analysis of Maoist sovereignty; -- Part II: The politics and morality of death.
520 $aThe last 30 years in China have witnessed tremendous changes, primarily as a result of the shift in focus€by the state from class struggle to economic development. China soon eliminated the threat of famine and the rationing of food in the first decade of the reform era and increased its GDP per capita€ by 41% between 1978 and 2006. The average annual GDP growth rate during the same period is about three times the world average. Between 1981 and 2004 China had the largest poverty reduction in human history. Along with the fast economic development, there has been great change€to.
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