Introduction -- The land system -- The national government -- Local governments -- The village -- Farmers -- Developers -- Dispute settlement mechanisms -- Difficulty of central planning -- Inevitability of informal markets -- Guanxi as an invisible hand -- Success of the system -- Scale, distribution and allocation -- Rules and plays
Summary
The book describes on-the-ground realities of policy making and implementation in China in the field of land development, and illustrates how a rigid central planning system works in practice. Among other things, it highlights the difficulty of China's current political system in promoting economic efficiency and distributive justice at the same time
Bibliography
Includes bibliographical references and index
Notes
English
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