Department of Economics

Professor Chris Bramall

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Roles: Department of Economics Emeritus Professor of Economics
Department: Department of Economics
Qualifications: BA, MA , PhD (Cantab)
Building: Russell Square: College Buildings
Email address: cb81@soas.ac.uk

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Jonathan Clyne	The relationship between plan and market in Chinese industry since 1978, and its role in growth.

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Professor Chris Bramall

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Authored Books Open

Chinese Economic Development

The Industrialization of Rural China

Sources of Chinese Economic Growth, 1978-1996

In Praise of Maoist Economic Planning: living standards and economic development in Sichuan since 1931

Living Standards in Sichuan, 1931-1978

Articles Open

A Late Maoist Industrial Revolution? Economic Growth in Jiangsu Province, 1966-1978

Agency and Famine in China's Sichuan Province, 1958-1962

Out of the Darkness: Chinese Transition Paths

Rural Industrialisation and Spatial Inequality in China, 1978-2006

Reversing the Verdict on Maoism?

The Last of the Romantics? Maoist Economic Development in Retrospect

Chinese Land Reform in Long Run Perspective and in the Wider Asian Context

Path Dependency and Growth in Rural China since 1978

The Quality of China's Household Income Surveys

Inequality, Land Reform and Agricultural Growth in China, 1952-55: A Preliminary Treatment

Living Standards in Prewar Japan and Maoist China

Origins of the Agricultural "Miracle": Some Evidence from Sichuan

Rural Income Inequality in China since 1978

The Role of Decollectivisation in China's Agricultural Miracle, 1978-1990

Chinese Economic Growth between the Wars

Book Chapters Open

The Fate of the Chinese Peasantry

Embryonic Capitalism in East Asia

The Lessons of History: New Economic Policy in China and the USSR

China

Collectivisation

The Wenzhou "Miracle": An Assessment

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