Mao Dan，Qiushi Distinguished Professor of Zhejiang University.
　　He is a member of the Sociology Review Panel of the National Social Science Fund of China， member of the Expert Consultation Comnuttee of the Ministry of Civil Affairs of the People's Republic of China.
　　Mao's research focuses on grassroots social and political studies in contemporary Cluna， community social management， and social work and community development， among others. He has written numerous academic papers and lus latest monograph is titled Research on the
　　Citizenization of Peasants in Suburbs. Mao also serves as an editorial board member of many periodicals， such as the Chinese Journal of Social Development， Social Construction， Sociological Review of China， Journal of Sociology， Zhejiang Social Sciences and Zhejiang
　　Academic Journal.

Preface
About the author
Introduction

Chapter 1 Village： From natural settlement to administrative organization-Organizational resources of a unit village
1．1 Theoretical viewpoint： ls there a village community?
1．2 From natural settlement to village community
1．3 Significance of administrative village： Village community becomes a formal social organization
1．4 People's Commune： The unit variation under a strong state
1．5 The spontaneous unit orientation of villages after the People's Commune

Chapter 2 Village-run industry and village unitization-Analysis of ecological resources and policy resources
2．1 Tunung background： Termination of the People's Commune
2．2 Impression of village unitization
2．3 The interpretation method of economic sociology
2．4 Industrialization and getting rid of natural resource constraints of the village
2．5 Technology， social capital and types of organization

Chapter 3 Village unitization and community transition
3．1 Unitization linkage： Community improvement
3．2 The interaction between unitization and community environment
3．3 The community system in unitization process
3．4 Effects in other aspects： Several examples

Chapter 4 Risk and risk conversion
4．1 The villagers' retreat
4．2 The main risks of village organization
4．3 The end of enterprise restructuring and village organization

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