LINDA WONG is Associate Professor, Department of Public and Social Administration at City University of Hong Kong. She has published books and articles on various social development issues in China. She is the author of Social Welfare Under Chinese Socialism: Study on Civil Affairs Welfare, Marginalization and Social Welfare In China and is co-editor with Stewart MacPherson of Social Change and Social Policy in Contemporary China. - NORMAN FLYNN runs the Public Services Management Programme at London School of Economics. He has written about public policy and management issues in the UK and Europe and about business, government and society in East and Southeast Asia. His books include Miracle to Meltdown in Asia: Business, Government and Society; Public Sector Management 3rd ed. and is co-editor with Franz Strehl of Public Sector Management in Europe.

"...a very useful addition to the social policy literature...adds news information and new insight..." - Pacific Affairs

• List of Tables List of Figures Acknowledgements Notes on the Contributors List of Contributors Introduction; N.Flynn, I.Holliday & L.Wong Labour Policy Reform; G.O.M.Lee Welfare Policy Reform; L.Wong Health Policy Reform; A.B.L.Cheung Education Policy Reform; K.Mok Housing Policy Reform; K.Y.Lau & J.Lee Conclusion; B.Deacon, I.Holliday & L.Wong References Appendix: China's Profile Index

LINDA WONG is Associate Professor, Department of Public and Social Administration at City University of Hong Kong. She has published books and articles on various social development issues in China. She is the author of Social Welfare Under Chinese Socialism: Study on Civil Affairs Welfare, Marginalization and Social Welfare In China and is co-editor with Stewart MacPherson of Social Change and Social Policy in Contemporary China. - NORMAN FLYNN runs the Public Services Management Programme at London School of Economics. He has written about public policy and management issues in the UK and Europe and about business, government and society in East and Southeast Asia. His books include Miracle to Meltdown in Asia: Business, Government and Society; Public Sector Management 3rd ed. and is co-editor with Franz Strehl of Public Sector Management in Europe.

"...a very useful addition to the social policy literature...adds news information and new insight..." - Pacific Affairs

• List of Tables List of Figures Acknowledgements Notes on the Contributors List of Contributors Introduction; N.Flynn, I.Holliday & L.Wong Labour Policy Reform; G.O.M.Lee Welfare Policy Reform; L.Wong Health Policy Reform; A.B.L.Cheung Education Policy Reform; K.Mok Housing Policy Reform; K.Y.Lau & J.Lee Conclusion; B.Deacon, I.Holliday & L.Wong References Appendix: China's Profile Index

LINDA WONG is Associate Professor, Department of Public and Social Administration at City University of Hong Kong. She has published books and articles on various social development issues in China. She is the author of Social Welfare Under Chinese Socialism: Study on Civil Affairs Welfare, Marginalization and Social Welfare In China and is co-editor with Stewart MacPherson of Social Change and Social Policy in Contemporary China. - NORMAN FLYNN runs the Public Services Management Programme at London School of Economics. He has written about public policy and management issues in the UK and Europe and about business, government and society in East and Southeast Asia. His books include Miracle to Meltdown in Asia: Business, Government and Society; Public Sector Management 3rd ed. and is co-editor with Franz Strehl of Public Sector Management in Europe.

"...a very useful addition to the social policy literature...adds news information and new insight..." - Pacific Affairs

• List of Tables List of Figures Acknowledgements Notes on the Contributors List of Contributors Introduction; N.Flynn, I.Holliday & L.Wong Labour Policy Reform; G.O.M.Lee Welfare Policy Reform; L.Wong Health Policy Reform; A.B.L.Cheung Education Policy Reform; K.Mok Housing Policy Reform; K.Y.Lau & J.Lee Conclusion; B.Deacon, I.Holliday & L.Wong References Appendix: China's Profile Index