CAS IR 365 Chapter Notes - Chapter 2: Planned Economy, Extraterritoriality, Xinhai Revolution
11 Sep 2017
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The chinese economy, barry naughton - chapter 2. The chinese economy before 1949: the year 1949 was a turning point for chinese history, economic growth, social change, many historians debate about whether or not the chinese economy failed before 1949. The traditional economy, 1127-1911: high-productivity traditional agriculture, the traditional society was mainly rurual with over 90% of the population residing in the countryside. Traditional triad of farm technology: selected seed varieties, organic fertilizer. Internally, the taipeng rebellion (1860s) and the boxer rebellion (1890s) were the most notable sources of disruption: japan gradually took over from britain, the role of the main foreign power encroaching. China: began when japan seized taiwan from china after the sino-japanese war of. The beginnings of industrialization, 1912-1937: after the collapse of the qing dynasty and teh 1911 revolution, china entered a new phase in which industrialization began.
