Gender and Chinese Development

This book examines how government policies affect women's inequality in China, their roles in production and social reproduction, and strategies for achieving promised equality and justice in a developing society.

Gender and Chinese Development delves into the intricate ways in which government policies affect women's realities in China. The author examines the gendered impacts of these policies, highlighting the disparities that persist despite the country's rapid economic growth. The book underscores the challenges women face in both production and social reproduction, illustrating their ongoing efforts to enhance their status within society.

Beyond the surface-level economic indicators such as high growth rates and increasing GDP, the author investigates the deeper socioeconomic and political transformations occurring in Chinese society, particularly regarding gender relations. By analyzing how government initiatives shape the lives of women, the book reveals the systemic inequalities that continue to hinder their progress.

Furthermore, the author proposes strategies that women might adopt to navigate and overcome these gendered impacts, aiming to achieve the equality and justice that the Chinese government has promised within a harmonious society. This work serves as an essential resource for students and scholars interested in Chinese economics, development studies, and gender issues. It provides valuable insights for those engaged in research and teaching within gender and development fields, making it a significant contribution to the ongoing discourse surrounding women's roles in China's evolving landscape.