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China's Unbalaced Development - And What We Can Learn From It

English, German · Paperback / Softback

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This book proposes an innovative new way to visualize the development of countries. The goal is to create a platform on which to redesign human activity to be balanced. The author argues that China s development is unbalanced, and to see the unbalance we must divide the concept of development into different categories representing its different aspects, such as economic, urban, social, and sustainable. By looking at the different characteristics of development through time, it is possible to see where the unbalance lies. Furthermore, we learn that by categorizing the nature of development, we can gain a more comprehensive insight into the development of individual countries. In conclusion, this book proposes the creation of a possible Development Index, as it can provide greater understanding of each country s development.

About the author










Born in Milan and surrounded by an international family, Manfredo graduated with honors from Trinity College, with a major in International Studies and a double-minor in Environmental Science and Urban Studies. He grew aware of the pressing matters of human development and sustainability, and believes a solution exists: ''Its all in the design.''

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Authors Manfredo Camperio
Publisher LAP Lambert Academic Publishing
 
Languages English, German
Product format Paperback / Softback
Released 01.01.2014
 
EAN 9783659556548
ISBN 978-3-659-55654-8
No. of pages 72
Subject Social sciences, law, business > Political science > Development theory and development policy

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