Lexington Books
Pages: 450
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Trim: 6 x 9
978-0-7391-8655-8 • Hardback • September 2014 • $132.00 • (£102.00)
978-1-4985-0336-5 • Paperback • August 2016 • $57.99 • (£45.00)
978-0-7391-8656-5 • eBook • September 2014 • $55.00 • (£42.00)
Dr. Chu-Yuan Cheng is professor emeritus of economics at Ball State University.
I. Ideological Background
(1) Culture Factors in the Modern Economic Growth of Four East Asian Countries
(2) The Originality and Creativity of Sun Yat-sen’s Doctrine and Its Relevance to the Contemporary World
(3) The Economic Thought of Mao Zedong
II. Process of Development:
(1) China’s Transition from a Planned to a Market Economy: New Breakthroughs and Hurdles
(2) Economic Development in China since the CCP 12th Party Congress
(3) China’s Economy after the CCP 14th Party Congress
(4) China's Economic Policies after the CCP 16th National Congress: Agenda and Challenges
(5) Chinese Society in Transition
(6) Leadership Changes and Economics in China
III. Basic Industry and Scientific Manpower
(1) Machine-building Industry in Mainland China
(2) Energy Resources
(3) Scientific and Engineering Manpower in
China
IV. The New Development Plans:
(1) China’s New Development Plans Strategy, Agenda and Prospects
(2) China’s Quiet Revolution. Process and Consequences
(3) China’s New Deal in the 21st Century: Building a Harmonious Society. Significance and Prospect
V. International Economic Relations
(1) The Future Prospect of US-China Economic Relations
(2) Sino - Japanese Economic Relations: Interdependence and Conflict
(3) Economic Implications of China’s Access to WTO: Opportunities and Challenges
VI. Economic Relations across the Taiwan Straits:
(1) Economic Relations across the Taiwan Strait: Progress, Effects and Prospects
(2) Economic Development on both Sides of the Taiwan Straits -- New Trends for Convergence
(3) Concept and Practice of a “Greater Chinese Common Market”
VII.China's Economic Comprehensive Reforms and Long-term Prospects
(1) China's Economic Development Toward the 21st Century and beyond
(2) China’s New Comprehensive Reform: Programs, Progress, and Prospects
For novices of the Chinese economy, China's Economic Development, 1950-2014 by Professor Chu-yuan Cheng is an excellent introduction that provides sound direction for further studies. For experienced readers, this is a systematic overview of Chinese economic development based on meticulous analyses and insightful interpretations. In a sense, Professor Cheng's latest book is a comprehensive summary of his own works in Chinese economics during his long academic career. It may serve as a model for senior authors who wish to present their scholarship in a similarly reflective and responsible manner.
— Cho-Yee To, University of Michigan