A Story of Targeted Poverty Alleviation - by Hui Ouyang & Wenguang Zhang (Hardcover)
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<p/><br></br><p><b> Book Synopsis </b></p></br></br>China has the largest poverty reduction by population of any country in the world, and its efforts are making great contributions to global poverty reduction.This book contains 36 inspirational stories of targeted poverty alleviation, vividly relating how the Chinese people have escaped poverty and begun to live a better life. Its aim is to provide a valid reference for poverty reduction across the world.<p/><br></br><p><b> About the Author </b></p></br></br><b>Ouyang Hui</b>, chief editor of Philosophy Science in the Office of Theory Department at the <i>People's Daily</i>, has published the monographs <i>Approaching Karl Marx</i> and <i>How to Write Theoretical Essays</i>, along with more than 100 articles in the <i>People's Daily</i>, <i>Liberation Army Daily</i>, <i>Guangming Daily</i>, <i>Economy Daily</i>, <i>Study Times</i>, <i>Theoretical Trends</i>, and <i>Quest</i>. He won first prize in Papers on News in the 29th China News Award.<b> Zhang Wenguang</b>, professor and doctoral supervisor of the School of Administration and Management, Beijing Normal University, is an expert with a special government allowance from the State Council. He is a member of the National Guidance Committee of Graduate Education in Public Administration and of the Teaching Guidance Committee of Public Management of the Ministry of Education. He has presided over many major projects. He has published more than 10 monographs and over 100 papers in CSSCI journals.
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