The Chinese State, Incomplete Proletarianization and Structures of Inequality in Two Epochs by Wu Jieh-min, Mark Selden

“…We probe mechanisms that led to high savings and low consumption for Chinese working people during both periods, including those imposed by the state and those that are market driven and/or the consequence of a paucity of welfare benefits, particularly as these impinge on the laboring poor in city and countryside. Specifically, we explore the relationship between high savings and structures of inequality and consider their consequences for Chinese trajectories of development, incomplete proletarianization, and social polarization.…”
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Rural Management Development: Understanding Future Scenarios for Villages in Jiroft County by Mahmoud Falsolayman, Mohammad Hajipour, Atiyeh Salari

“…Hence, this study sought to identify the key factors and drivers that influence rural management development and provided scenarios and strategies necessary for its future implementation, specifically within the geographical region of Jiroft. …”
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Identification of Second-Generation Afghani Immigrant Women: A Narrative Analysis of the Nonfiction "The Meaninglessness of My Afghan Form Deeply Distressed Me" by Maral Rahimi, Sahar Faeghi

“…This study aimed to construct the concept of identity in contemporary Afghan fiction, specifically reflecting the experiences of second and third-generation Iranian-Afghan female immigrants within the essay genre. …”
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