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A Theory and History of Rural–urban Governance in China

DOI: 10.1007/978-981-16-1201-5

ISBN: 978-981-16-1200-8

Publisher: Springer Singapore - Springer Journals

May 22, 2021

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Introduction

Ye, Chao

Pages: 1 –24

[Human society has experienced great ups and downs from primitive villages to modern metropolises. Throughout the history of the East and the West, rural–urban relationship is not only a major issue related to the nation’s economy and the people’s livelihood, but also the focus of the study of...
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Rural–Urban Relations: Concepts, Methods and Theories

Ye, Chao

Pages: 25 –55

[First, this chapter will try to define the concept of rural–urban relations. Then, the method of theoretical research will be determined. Finally, on the basis of combing the research literature on rural–urban relations systematically, the author evaluates the existing research results...
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Smith Framework

Ye, Chao

Pages: 57 –77

[On the basis of the comprehensive analysis of rural–urban relation theories.]
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The Origin of China’s Rural–Urban Relations

Ye, Chao

Pages: 79 –105

[After putting forward the Smith Framework, the key problem that follows closely is how to apply it to examine the actual situation of the changes in the relations between urban and rural areas in China. This chapter is intended to verify the core concept of the Smith Framework—the rationality of...
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Rural–Urban Relationship in China’s Historical Periods

Ye, Chao

Pages: 107 –163

[In the original period of rural–urban relationship, it’s mainly geographical environment that determines the uniqueness of China’s rural–urban relationship. Chinese culture is a product of conformity to this natural environment. When the historical period arrived, a set of rural–urban governance...
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Rural–Urban Relations in Modern China

Ye, Chao

Pages: 165 –211

[The Opium War is not only the beginning of modern history in China, but also the symbol of the march into another period of antagonism between rural–urban relations. After China degenerated to the semi-colonial and semi-feudal society, the nature of the rural–urban relations experienced great...
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Conclusion

Ye, Chao

Pages: 213 –220

[This book proposes a new theory, Smith Framework, to explain the evolution of rural–urban relationship based on the overview and combing the thoughts and theories of rural–urban relations. Based on Adam Smith’s theory on rural–urban relationship, the book also integrates, deepens and expands...

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