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Intro -- Series Preface -- Contents -- Editors and Contributors -- List of Figures -- List of Tables -- 1 Introduction 1: The Origin, Meaning and Analytical Framework of the Chinese Dream -- 1.1 Historical Origins of the Chinese Dream -- 1.2 Meaning of the Chinese Dream -- 1.3 Analytical Framework of the Chinese Dream -- References -- 2 Introduction 2 Understanding of the "Ideal Society" in China and Russian -- References -- 3 Moving Towards a More Affluent Society -- 3.1 Consumption Structure of Urban-Rural Residents and its Development Trend -- 3.2 Life Satisfaction and Personal Aspirations of Urban and Rural Residents -- 3.3 Perceptions of Social Fairness and Security Among Urban and Rural Residents -- 3.4 Summary and Outlook -- References -- 4 Towards a Prosperous Society: Expectations and Reality -- References -- 5 Developing a Society of Stable and Secure Employment -- References -- 6 Moving Towards a More Content Society in Life and Work -- 6.1 The Status of Employment and Unemployment -- 6.2 The Higher Job Satisfaction -- 6.3 The Impact of Employment and Jobs on Happiness -- 6.4 Improving Social Security -- 6.5 Achieving the "Dream Dwelling" -- 6.6 Summary -- References -- 7 Moving Towards a Harmonious Society with More Affluent Families -- 7.1 Recognition of Family and Household Size -- 7.2 Household Income and Expenditures and Family Housing Occupancy -- 7.2.1 Household Income and Expenditures -- 7.2.2 Family Homeownership Status -- 7.3 Problems in Family Life -- 7.4 Community Support Networks -- 7.5 Conclusion and Discussion -- 7.5.1 Middle-Class and Working-Class Families Have Similar Household Sizes, While the Size of Peasant Families Is Larger -- 7.5.2 The Higher the Social Status, the Higher the Consumption Ability and Lower Ratio of Consumption to Income.

Introduction: the changing Chinese society / Li Peilin -- ch. 1. The people's livelihood in China / Li Peilin and Li Wei -- ch. 2. China in the mass consumption stage / Tian Feng -- ch. 3. Characteristic and change of current employment / Fan Lei -- ch. 4. Urban and rural residents' social security / Zhang Liping -- ch. 5. Urban and rural residents' social support / Diao Pengfei -- ch. 6. Evolution process and the trend of income differential / Chen Guangjin -- ch. 7. Children of the reform and opening up / Tian Feng -- Conclusion.

19. The rise of the middle class in India since independence / K. L. Sharma -- 20. The heterogeneous composition and multiple identities of China's middle class / Li Chunling -- 21. Income inequality and social stratification in Brazil: key determining factors and changes in the first decade of the 21st century / L. G. Costa and C. Scalon -- 22. Income inequality in Russia / Y. Epikhina -- 23. Poverty and income inequality in India's urban and rural areas / K. L. Sharma -- 24. Structural characteristics and trends of income inequality in China / Chen Guangjin -- 25. Educational inequality and social stratification in Brazil / M. da Costa, M. C. Koslinski and L. G. Costa -- 26. Inequality in education: the case of Russia / D. L. Konstantinovskiy -- 27. Education and social stratification in India: systematic inequality / K. L. Sharma -- 28. Educational inequality and educational expansion in China / Li Chunling -- 29. Beyond social stratification: a new angle on consumer practices in contemporary Brazil / M. Castañeda -- 30. Consumption and lifestyle in Russia / P. M. Kozyreva, A. E. Nizamova and A. I. Smirnov -- 31. The new emerging consumption class and their lifestyles / K. L. Sharma -- 32. The stratification of consumption among social classes, occupational groups, and identity groups in China / Tian Feng -- 33. Working class formation in Brazil: from unions to state power / A. Cardoso -- 34. The research of class and group consciousness in contemporary Russian society / M. F. Chernysh -- 35. Social-class connection and class identity in urban and rural areas / K. L. Sharma -- 36. Stratum consciousness and stratum identification in China / Li Wei.

Preliminary Material /Laurence Roulleau-Berger and Li Peilin -- Introductions European and Chinese Sociologies: A New Dialogue /Laurence Roulleau-Berger -- Societies, Modernities and Globalization Modernity and Modernization /Alain Touraine -- The Economical Status and Social Attitudes of Migrant Workers in China /Li Peilin and Li Wei -- The Crisis of 'Organised Modernity' /Robert Castel -- Transition Sociology Trends and New Prospects /Sun Liping -- Multiple Modernities, Inequalities and Intermediate Spaces /Laurence Roulleau-Berger -- Neither Global nor National: Novel Assemblages of Territory, Authority, and Rights /Saskia Sassen -- Class, Individual and Society Social Mobility and Social Class in China: A Comparative Study of Intragenerational Mobility Models Before and After the Economic Reforms /Li Chunling -- The Rise of the 'Middle Classes' or the Moyennisation of Society in Contemporary France: A Difficult Debate /Catherine Bidou-Zachariasen -- Individualism, Autonomy, Social Institution: How to overcome the Dichotomy between the Individual and Society /Alain Ehrenberg -- Social Existence of Chinese Middle Class in Contemporary China: Class Cognition and Political Consciousness /Li Lulu -- Guanxilization and Categorization: Theoretical Considerations Based on Two Case Studies /Yang Yiyin -- State, Democraty and Citizenship Conflict, Trust and Democracy in Eastern Europe /Anna Krasteva -- Civil Society in Community Governance: The Experience from China /Li Youmei -- Testing Recognition: New Injunctions and Disjunctions of Democracy in Western Europe /Jean-Paul Payet -- A New Economy of Legality and the Process of Legitimization in Contemporary Societies /Jacques Commaille -- Folk Society and Ritual State /Guo Yuhua -- Dual integration of Social Order: Analysis of a Case of Property Right Dispute /Zhang Jing -- Ethics, Legitimacy and Vulnerability in Europe /Patrick Pharo -- Housing Transforms China: The Homeowners' Rights Campaign in B City /Shen Yuan -- Economic Transformations and New Social Inequalities Employment Regulation in the Wake of Globalisation /Michel Lallement -- Is There a Future for Industrial Democracy? /Catherine Paradeise -- Industrial Relations and Inequalities in Western Europe: Questions for the Evolution of Chinese Labour Markets /David Marsden -- Three Types of Discrimination against Migrant Workers in the Labor Market and Logical Consequences /Liu Shiding -- Dualism and Diversity: A Comparative Analysis of Unemployment in Italy /Enzo Mingione and Jonathan Pratschke -- Three Decades of Chinese Women. State, Family, Women: Comments on the Last Two Decades of Women or Gender Related Sociological Studies /Tong Xin -- Conclusion /Michel Wieviorka -- Bibliography /Laurence Roulleau-Berger and Li Peilin -- Index /Laurence Roulleau-Berger and Li Peilin.

This collection of articles have been selected from the Blue Book of Chinese Society 2019, originally published in Chinese. Chapter one analyzes and forecasts China's social conditions from 2018-2019. Seventeen reports present China's social condition in 2018, including income and consumption, employment, social security, welfare assistance, education, public safety, social and political participation, reconstruction and development after the 2008 Wenchuan earthquake, online public opinion. Findings are presented and analyzed from a number of social surveys on the public's social and political participation, internet use among college students born in 1995-1999 and among adolescents, cyber security, volunteer services, and the conditions of poor households. Food and drug safety, ecological construction and China-US trade relations were given in-depth analysis. A statistical overview of China's social development in 2018 is given in the appendix

"This collection of articles selected from the Blue Book of Chinese Society 2018, originally published in Chinese, reviews China's social condition from 2017 to 2018. Chapter one offers an overview. Chapters two to seven present China's social conditions in 2017 from six aspects, including urban and rural income and spending, employment for college graduates, social security system, education system, healthcare, and public safety. In chapters eight to nineteen, findings are presented and analyzed from a number of social surveys on topics such as the sharing economy, college students, new white-collar urban workers, online public opinion and others. A statistical overview of China's Social Development in 2017 is given in the last chapter"--

This collection of articles have been selected from the Blue Book of Chinese Society 2019 , originally published in Chinese. Chapter one analyzes and forecasts China's social conditions from 2018-2019. Seventeen reports present China's social condition in 2018, including income and consumption, employment, social security, welfare assistance, education, public safety, social and political participation, reconstruction and development after the 2008 Wenchuan earthquake, online public opinion. Findings are presented and analyzed from a number of social surveys on the public's social and political participation, internet use among college students born in 1995-1999 and among adolescents, cyber security, volunteer services, and the conditions of poor households. Food and drug safety, ecological construction and China-US trade relations were given in-depth analysis. A statistical overview of China's social development in 2018 is given in the appendix