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1 January 1995
Published by: IDS
This paper considers how the systems of finance and management of rural health services have changed due to economic reforms.
1 January 1995
Published by: IDS
How can China's trade unions find a new role in an economy in which market relations are increasingly dominant, and to what extent will they be able to become part of a new 'civil society'? This paper addresses these issues, made urgent by the rapid pace of economic reform.
1 January 1995
Published by: IDS
This paper contains reports on health expenditure and finance in the following poor counties in China: Donglan, in Guanxi; Shibing, in Guizhou; and Xunyi in Shaanxi.
1 January 1995
Published by: IDS
In-depth research in three poor counties in China provides a unique picture of the impact of economic and institutional reform on health services in areas where development lags behind the rest of the country.
1 January 1995
Published by: IDS
China's rural health services provided a model for the rest of the world during the 1970s. Since then, China has been undergoing a shift to a market economy. This has had a radical impact on the health sector.
1 January 1995
1 January 1995
Published by: IDS
Since 1950 China has transformed itself from the sick man of Asia' to a country with
better than average health indices for its level...
1 January 1994
Published by: IDS
Any inquiry into the emergence of "civil society" in post-Mao China is
bedevilled both by ambiguity o f the term "civil society" itself...
1 January 1982
In this book internationally recognized experts on China describe and evaluate recent changes, relating them to earlier policies and experience, the problems of developing countries generally and the process of change in other socialist countries.