Learning from China?: Development and Environment in Third World Countries
Learning from China? examines development and environmental questions through the experience of China and its possible relevance to Third World countries. It offers a focused resource for readers exploring international development, environmental studies, comparative perspectives, and the wider relationship between economic change and environmental concerns.
About This Book
This book examines the relationship between development and the environment in Third World countries.
Using China as its central point of reference, it considers whether aspects of China’s experience may offer broader lessons.
The title raises questions about how development models can be understood across different national and regional contexts.
It is suited to readers interested in China, global development, and environmental issues.
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