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This book analyzes credit crisis issues in China from the aspect of individuals, enterprises, and government through investigations of six Chinese urban and rural areas.
This book analyzes credit crisis issues in China from the aspect of individuals, enterprises, and government through investigations of six Chinese urban and rural areas.
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Autorenporträt
Professor Zhai Xuewei is the Director of Sociology Department at Nanjing University, China. His research interests include the localisation of sociology and social psychology. He is also Yangtze River Distinguished Professor at the Ministry of Education.
Huang Xiaoye is Professor at the School of Marxism of Hohai University, Nanjing, China, with a PhD in management.
Inhaltsangabe
1. Clarification of Concepts and Theoretical Exploration 2. The History and Tradition of China's Social Credit 3. The Status Quo of China's Social Credit 4. Humanity and Morality 5. Institution and Trust 6. Social Credit: Relationship, or Social Capital 7. Social Credit in China in the Internet Era 8. Funneling Theory
1. Clarification of Concepts and Theoretical Exploration 2. The History and Tradition of China's Social Credit 3. The Status Quo of China's Social Credit 4. Humanity and Morality 5. Institution and Trust 6. Social Credit: Relationship, or Social Capital 7. Social Credit in China in the Internet Era 8. Funneling Theory
1. Clarification of Concepts and Theoretical Exploration 2. The History and Tradition of China's Social Credit 3. The Status Quo of China's Social Credit 4. Humanity and Morality 5. Institution and Trust 6. Social Credit: Relationship, or Social Capital 7. Social Credit in China in the Internet Era 8. Funneling Theory
1. Clarification of Concepts and Theoretical Exploration 2. The History and Tradition of China's Social Credit 3. The Status Quo of China's Social Credit 4. Humanity and Morality 5. Institution and Trust 6. Social Credit: Relationship, or Social Capital 7. Social Credit in China in the Internet Era 8. Funneling Theory
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