This book presents new ideas on poverty reduction and the reality of poverty in China, drawing from domestic and overseas experiences in poverty reduction. Based on theories and concepts from sociology, demography, law and management, it systematically presents strategies and safeguards for China’s precision-targeted poverty reduction. This book is divided into three parts. The first part examines concepts and theories, while the second part addresses income, health, and rights. Lastly, the third part focuses on the governance, social engagement and regulatory safeguards for precision-targeted poverty reduction.
Introduction.- The Concept and Significance of Poverty Reduction.- Theoretical Perspectives on Precision-targeted Poverty Reduction in China.- The Strategy for Precision-targeted Poverty Reduction of Income in China.- The Strategy for Precision-targeted Poverty Reduction of Health in China.- The Strategy for Precision-targeted Poverty Reduction of Right in China.- The Safeguards of Governance for Precision-targeted Poverty Reduction.- The Safeguards of Social Engagement for Precision-targeted Poverty Reduction.- The Safeguards of Regulations for Precision-targeted Poverty Reduction.
Sanxiu Wang, Ph.D., is a professor at Huazhong University of Science and Technology. Wangs research specialties include poverty alleviation and social assistance. Wang has published extensively, including more than 80 journal articles.
