迈克尔·邓福德 中国的共同富裕之路

中国的共同富裕之路

迈克尔·邓福德
中国科学院
其他附属机构：苏塞克斯大学
简介：迈克尔·邓福德（Michael Dunford）是中国科学院学术研究员。 作者对全球化与中国等主题的研究做出了贡献。 作者的 hindex 为 29，与他人合着的出版物 96 篇，被引用 2645 次。 迈克尔·邓福德之前曾就职于苏塞克斯大学。

中国的共同富裕之路， 迈克尔·邓福德
2022年1月1日-国际批判思想

在中国，共同繁荣的理念可以追溯到1953年，邓小平认为，正如作者所讨论的，公共财产可以防止社会两极分化，但代价是城乡、地区和社会收入和财富不平等的大幅加剧 其本身与私人资本的增长密切相关。

摘要
在中国，共同富裕的理念可以追溯到1953年。1979年后，中国选择让一些人和一些地方先富起来以加速经济发展，邓小平认为公共财产可以防止社会两极分化。 其结果是经济取得了非凡的持续增长，但代价是与私人资本增长相关的城乡、地区和社会收入和财富本身的不平等大幅加剧。 1999年，中国开始以共同富裕的名义解决城乡和地区差距问题，而在习近平的领导下，对共同富裕的重视与创新、改善治理、生态文明和精神文明等国内目标一起显着增强。 从2020年开始，政府采取了强有力的行动，打击私人资本无序扩张、垄断、投机和私立教育、住房和潜在健康的成本，并在浙江省设立示范区，探索解决办法 解决发展不平衡问题，重塑收入的初次、二次、三次分配。

Professor Michael Dunford to deliver Business School guest lecture on China's New Silk Road

https://www.sussex.ac.uk/broadcast/read/51050

By: Serena Mitchell 31 January 2020

 

Professor Michael Dunford

On Tuesday 3 March 2020, the University of Sussex Business School is delighted to host Professor Michael Dunford, Institute of Geographical Sciences and Natural Resources Research, Chinese Academy of Sciences, who will deliver his guest lecture on the global economic and political implications of China’s Belt and Road Initiative.

The Belt and Road Initiative is one of the most ambitious infrastructure projects ever conceived, spanning several countries connecting Asia to Europe. Often referred to as the New Silk Road, the project incorporates a vast network of railways, energy pipeline, highways, and streamlined border crossings.

Dr Mirela Barbu, Lecturer in Supply Chain Management and Logistics at the Business School said:

“This is a rare opportunity to hear from Professor Dunford, who is an expert on this and other major Chinese development projects, and on economic development relation between Europe and China. The Belt and Road Initiative will have huge implications for global supply chains, so I encourage our students and faculty to attend this event which embraces many topics of interest in our School: from macroeconomic and political implications, to the reshaping of global value chains and the impact on businesses worldwide.”

In a recent article for the Cambridge Journal of Regions Economy and Society, Professor Dunford said the Belt and Road Initiative aims:
“to promote a new open and inclusive model of development and a new system of international relations and global governance. At its core is a quest for win-win economic cooperation and common development achieved through the advancement of connectivity in a multiplicity of fields.” (Dunford and Liu, 2019)

Booking details:As places for this event are limited, please book your place here as soon as possible to avoid disappointment.

Date: 03 March 2020
Time: 17:00 t0 19:00 including networking
Venue: Lecture Theatre C133,
Arts C Building,
School of Global Studies
University of Sussex
Falmer
BN1 9SN

Who should attend?
University of Sussex faculty, students (especially PHD and Masters) and alumni with an interest in China's model of development and its global implications.

For event queries contact: [e-mail]

Michael Dunford

Chinese Academy of Sciences
 Also University of Sussex

Bio: Michael Dunford is an academic researcher from Chinese Academy of Sciences. The author has contributed to research in topics: Globalization & China. The author has an hindex of 29, co-authored 96 publications receiving 2645 citations. Previous affiliations of Michael Dunford include University of Sussex.

The Chinese Path to Common Prosperity

https://typeset.io/papers/the-chinese-path-to-common-prosperity-17hk1gcz

Michael Dunford
01 Jan 2022-International Critical Thought

In China, the idea of common prosperity dates back to 1953, with Deng Xiaoping arguing that public property could prevent social polarization as discussed by the authors , but at the expense of large increases in urban-rural, regional and social inequalities in income and wealth themselves associated with the growth of private capital.
摘要
In China the idea of common prosperity dates back to 1953. After 1979 China chose to let some people and places get rich first to accelerate economic development, with Deng Xiaoping arguing that public property could prevent social polarization. The result was extraordinary sustained economic growth but at the expense of large increases in urban-rural, regional and social inequalities in income and wealth themselves associated with the growth of private capital. In 1999 China started to address urban-rural and regional disparities in the name of common prosperity, while under the leadership of Xi Jinping the emphasis on common prosperity has increased markedly alongside domestic goals relating to innovation, improved governance and ecological and spiritual civilization. Starting in 2020, this course has seen strong government action against the disorderly expansion of private capital, monopolies, speculation and the costs of privately provided education, housing and potentially health, as well as the establishment of a demonstration zone in Zhejiang province to explore ways to address uneven development and reshape the primary, secondary and tertiary distributions of income.