Cultivating Global Citizens

Discover the profound insights of Susan Greenhalgh in her thought-provoking book, Cultivating Global Citizens, published by Harvard University Press in 2010. In this compelling work, Greenhalgh shifts the focus from the commonly discussed economic and political aspects of China's global rise to the crucial element of its people. Covering the transformative decade from 2000 to 2009, she argues that the politics of population has played a vital role in shaping the reform state’s globalizing agenda. With 156 pages of in-depth analysis, this hardback edition delves into significant themes such as family size, government policy, and social conditions in contemporary China. It is an essential read for anyone interested in understanding the interplay between China's domestic policies and its foreign relations, particularly with the United States. Enhance your knowledge of human rights and population policy in China with this insightful exploration by a leading expert in the field.