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Part Ⅰ Model Construction -- 1 The Development Path of Social Welfare—from System Cover to System Integration -- 2 The Evaluation and Analysis of Western Social Welfare Model -- 3 The Discussion of East Asian Social Welfare Model -- 4 The Analysis of Social Welfare Model in Contemporary China -- 5 The Theoretical Basis of Universally Integrated Welfare Model -- 6 The Basic Features of Universal Integration Welfare Model -- 7 The Universal Integration of Social Welfare System -- 8 The Mechanism of the Universal Integration of Social Welfare -- Part Ⅱ System Construction -- 1 The Scientific Basis of Welfare Realization Process -- 2 The Construction Goals of the Universal Integration of Social Welfare System -- 3 The Universal Integration of Retirement Pension System -- 4 The Universal Integration of Medical Insurance System -- 5 The Universal Integration of Employment Security System -- 6 The Universal Integration of Income Security System -- 7 Universal Integration of Education Security System -- 8 The Universal Integration of Housing Security System -- 9 The Universal Integration of Social Assistance System -- 10 The Universal Integration of Social Service System -- Part Ⅲ The Public Opinion Foundation -- 1 The Analysis of Social Welfare from the Public Opinion Perspective -- The Willingness of the Integration of Retirement Pension System -- 3 The Willingness of the Integration of Medical Security System -- 4 The Willingness of the Integration Employment Insurance System -- 5 The Willingness of the Integration of Education Security System -- 6 The Willingness of Social Assistance -- 7 The Willingness of the Integration of Housing Security System -- 8 The Willingness of the Integration of Social Service System.

This book examines the origins and basic concepts of sociology in China and traces the discipline's evolutionary trajectory. Building on the premise that qunxue, which goes back to Xunzi, is essentially the Chinese antecedent of modern/Western sociology, contributors try to show the distinctive ways qunxue addresses a wide range of both foundational and practical issues related to society using its own set of conceptual, analytical and methodological apparatus. The book argues that the rise of Chinese sociology will depend crucially on whether the rich heritage of traditional Chinese sociology can be fully appreciated and integrated with the Western tradition of learning. Following two preliminary chapters laying out qunxue's basic paramters, the four remaining chapters focus on its four primary concerns: cultivation of the self (xiushen), regulation of the family (qijia), governance of the state (zhiguo), and realization of universal peace (pingtianxia)

This book examines the origins and basic concepts of sociology in China and traces the disciplines evolutionary trajectory. Building on the premise that qunxue, which goes back to Xunzi, is essentially the Chinese antecedent of modern/Western sociology, contributors try to show the distinctive ways qunxue addresses a wide range of both foundational and practical issues related to society using its own set of conceptual, analytical and methodological apparatus. The book argues that the rise of Chinese sociology will depend crucially on whether the rich heritage of traditional Chinese sociology can be fully appreciated and integrated with the Western tradition of learning. Following two preliminary chapters laying out qunxues basic paramters, the four remaining chapters focus on its four primary concerns: cultivation of the self (xiushen), regulation of the family (qijia), governance of the state (zhiguo), and realization of universal peace (pingtianxia).

Intro -- CONTENTS -- PREFACE -- SECTION ONE: SOCIAL CHANGE IN THE AGE OF GLOBALIZATION -- ON THE HISTORICITY OF GLOBALIZATION: CONSTRUCTION AND DECONSTRUCTION OF "OTHERS" --- T. K. Oommen -- THE RADICAL CHANGES OF CHINESE SOCIETY AND THE STABLE PROGRESS OF CHINESE SOCIOLOGY --- Zheng Hangsheng -- SECTION TWO: CULTURAL DIVERSITIES IN GLOBAL CONTEXT -- GLOBALIZATION, CULTURAL DIVERSITY AND EAST ASIA: TOWARD THE POSSIBILITY OF CULTURAL CO-OPERATION. --- Aoki Tamotsu -- GLOBALIZATION FROM A SOCIOLOGICAL ANGLE --- Eliezer Ben-Rafael -- ON BASELINE EQUALITY --- Jing Tiankui -- GLOBALIZATION: TOWARDS AN EAST ASIAN PERSPECTIVE --- Giovanni Arrighi -- SECTION THREE : MIGRATION: EQUALITY AND GLOBALIZATION -- GLOBALIZATION IN THE MODERN WORLD --- Vladimir I. Dobrenkov -- INEQUALITIES OF THE WORLD: DIMENSIONS AND PATTERNS --- Göran Therborn -- NEW TRENDS IN THE CURRENT SOCIAL STRATIFICATION STRUCTURE OF CHINA --- Li Qiang -- SECTION FOUR: GLOBALIZATION AND SOCIAL TRANSFORMATION: PART I -- NATIONAL COMMUNITY AND GLOBALIZATION IN EAST ASIA --- Ken'ichi Tominaga -- SOCIAL CAPITAL AND SOCIAL TRANSFORMATIONS --- Nan Lin -- PROTECTING THE RIGHTS OF CHILDREN IN THE AGE OF GLOBALIZATION --- Dean R. Hirsch -- GLOBALIZATION AND THE "CHINESE EXPERIENCE" --- Li Peilin -- SECTION FIVE: GLOBALIZATION AND SOCIAL TRANSFORMATION: PART 2 -- THREE PRIME MOVERS IN THE CONTESTED CIVIL SOCIETY: WHY AND HOW SOCIAL TRANSFORMATION OCCURS IN KOREA --- Han Sang-Jin -- UBIQUITY OF POLITICAL MISTRUST ACROSS CONTINENTS, CULTURES, NATIONS AND CLASSES --- Mattei Dogan -- SECTION SIX: GLOBALIZATION AND NATIONAL IDENTITY -- NATION-BUILDING AND ETHNICITY --- Rong Ma -- THE FORMING OF THE NEW HUMAN COOPERATIVEMECHANISM UNDER GLOBALIZATION --- You-mei Li -- GLOBALIZATION AND NATIONAL IDENTITY IN CONTEMPORARY SOCIETY --- Masamichi Sasaki -- NOTES ON CONTRIBUTORS.

The 36th World Congress of the International Institute of Sociology (IIS) was a true milestone in the history of IIS, for it heralded many firsts: the first World Congress to be held on the Asian Continent, the first to be held in China, and the largest attendance by far of any of the organization's World Congresses. This book is a compendium of 18 papers presented by plenary speakers from 10 different nations. It addresses sweeping issues related to the age of globalization and social change, including cultural diversities, migration and equality, social transformation, and national identity. Notable is an extraordinary diversity of viewpoints, approaches and opinions. Social Change in the Age of Globalization should be especially useful for those interested in learning more about social change in the context of globalization, especially in nations whose sociological communities are emerging, such as China and many other Asian nations