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Overview

　　Social Sciences in China is a peer-reviewed journal of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences. It is published four times a year (in February,May,August and November) by Social Sciences in China Press and Taylor & Francis,an Informa business,4 Park Square,Milton Park,Abingdon,Oxfordshire OX 14 4RN,UK.

　　Editorial Office:

11-12/F,CCTD Center,Building 1,No.15,Guanghua Road,Chaoyang District,Beijing 100026,China.

　　Tel.:86-10-85886569 Fax:86-10-85886569 E-mail:zbs_zzs@cass.org.cn

Editor-in-Chief:

　　Fang Jun

Deputy Editor-in-Chief:

Managing Editor:

　　Huang Yusheng

English Editor:

　　Sally Borthwick

Current issue

Social Sciences in China(No.4,2013)

2014-03-27 14:07:00 Source: Social Sciences in China Press Author:

The Basic Principles and Value Dimensions of Achieving Distribut

Author: Xiang Yuqiao

Abstract: To achieve the value goal of distributive justice, human society turns to the rational design and organization of social institutions. The construction of social ins...
National Happiness at a Time of Economic Growth: A Tracking Stud

Author: Liu Junqiang,a Xiong Moulinb and Su Yangc

Abstract: In order to respond to the ongoing debate over the Chinese people’s sense of happiness and to assess the effects of macro-economic and policy changes on the life of...
The Physical and Psychological Mechanisms of Educational Inequal

Author: Gao Minghua

Abstract: Using multiple methods including questionnaires, in-depth interviews, participant observation and field experiments, we have identified two social-psychological mech...
Re-estimation of China’s Degree of Trade Dependence and Externa

Author: Li Xina and Xu Dianqingb

Abstract: The distortion of GDP and foreign trade data has exaggerated China’s foreign trade dependence degree and external imbalance degree. The distortion of GDP is mainly ...
Fiscal Policy and Urban and Rural Residents’ Marginal Propensit

Author: Li Yongyoua and Zhong Xiaominb

Abstract: Based on the optimal consumption decisions of representative households and the relationship between their decisions and fiscal policy, we evaluate the impact of Chi...
The Application of Pareto’s 80/20 Rule to Law: A Quantitative A

Author: Li Bensen

Abstract: In the field of law, particularly in the area of legal proceedings and other types of dispute settlement, judicial organs can achieve the best allocation of judicial...

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