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China, in its pursuit of modernization, has already walked a difficult 100 years. However, it has so far been unable to achieve stable economic growth or sustainable development. What hinders the course of history of this great nation? The authors conduct a comprehensive, dynamic and systematic study into the major problems affecting China's long-term development, including population, natural resources, the environment and food, and reach a number of entirely new conclusions. The book presents views on possible future crises for the Chinese economy, the protracted war of modernization, and nontraditional development models. The book should be of interest to scholars and students studying China and all readers wishing to understand China's past, present and future.
CONTENTS
Preface
A Letter to the National Conditions Investigation Group
Forweword
Summary
1. Basic National Conditions
2. Difficulties and Crises
3. Development Model, Strategy and Choice
4. Potentials, Expectations and the Corresponding Measures
Concluding Remarks
Annex 1. A Study on China¡¯s Population
Annex 2. A Study on the Carrying Capacity of China¡¯s Agricultural Resources
Annex 3. Overall Analysis of China¡¯s Ecological Environment
Annex 4. Grain Output Forecasting and Agroeconomy
Bibliography
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