Chinese Research Perspectives on Population and Labor
Series:
Chinese Research Perspectives on Population and Labor (CRPO) is the new generation of The Chinese Academy of Social Sciences Yearbooks: Population and Labor. As with the CASS Yearbooks, the original versions of these volumes are published in China by Social Sciences Academic Press (SSAP) and are edited principally by leading researchers from CASS and other top research institutions and universities. CRPO is one of the four subseries under the Chinese Research Perspectives (CRP) series, with each subseries focused on one of the four subject areas: education, the environment, population and labor, and society. The CRP volumes include English translations of contributions selected from the Chinese CASS Yearbooks. The selection of contributions for the English-language series and the translations of those volumes are supervised by international advisory boards. The CRPO volumes provide English-speaking readers with firsthand information and insights into China’s top scholars’ discussions on current developments in the Chinese demographic transition and its implications, especially for the labor market. The volumes serve as a rare primary source in English for students, scholars and policy makers who are interested in studying contemporary China.
Towards High-quality Employment
Volume 08
978-90-04-70778-8
Forty Years of China’s Population and Labor Economy (1978-2018)
Volume 7
978-90-04-50547-6
New Economy and Innovation in Employment
Volume 6
978-90-04-43580-3
Achieving Prosperity for All through Shared Development
Volume 5
Editor(s):
Fang Cai and Juwei Zhang
978-90-04-40743-5
12th Five-Year Review and 13th Five-Year Outlook
Volume 4
978-90-04-37235-1
From Demographic Dividend to Institutional Dividend
Volume 2
Editor(s):
Fang Cai and Meiyan Wang
978-90-04-27994-0
International Advisory Board
Cai Fang, Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, China
Kam Wing Chan, University of Washington, USA
William Lavely, University of Washington, USA
Cai Fang, Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, China
Kam Wing Chan, University of Washington, USA
William Lavely, University of Washington, USA