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#1 Introduction: Learn topics and the schedule for the term. Guide to further understanding the economic reform in China.
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#2 The legacy of Hu Jintao: slow down of economic reform
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#3 Industrial accidents and labor disputes: how to compensate unskilled labor
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#4 Social security from the political perspective: a case of impoverished county
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#5 Household registration reform as a battlefield: conflict between "have" and "have not"
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#6 Rural migrant workers' power: rising minimum wage
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#7 Relaxation of the one-child policy: imbalance between generations
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#8 The real problem surrounding elders: who support the old age?
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#9 Social insurance or commercial insurance?
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#10 Empowerment of the disabled: Social assistance through the labor market
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#11 Active Learning 1: Attend the annual general assembly of the JAAS (Japan Association of Asian Studies) and submit the report on a forum. The volume should be around 500 characters.
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#12 Active Learning 2: Attend the session on Chinese economy at the JAAS (Japan Association of Asian Studies) Autumn conference and submit an essay. The volume should be around 500 characters.
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#13 Universal social safety net for everyone: idea and reality
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#14 Anti-corruption campaign among the bureaucrats: how it affects economy
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#15 Income redistribution through the taxation system: evaluation of achievement
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