Central and local finance in China : a study of the fiscal relations between the central, the provincial, and the local governments

Studies the development of French Corporative Theory from 1789-1948 because it is different from corporatism in other countries as during this time the French never freed themselves from an attachment to the Old Regime and a hostile attitude toward the power of the state. Preface Contents I. Τhe General Organization of the Central, the Provincial and the Local Governments in China Before and After 1912 , with Special Emphasis on Their Fiscal Features II. The Past and Present Fiscal Relations Between the Central, the Provincial and the Local Governments III. Attempts to Separate Local Finance from National Finance IV. The Systems of National and Local Finance of the Leading Countries and What Can China Learn from Them V. Some Fundamental Recommendations for the Political Readjustment Between the Central, the Provincial and the Local Governments VI. Some Fundamental Recommendations for the Fiscal Readjustment Between the Central, The Provincial and the Local Governments VII. Fiscal Relations Between the Leased Territories, the Foreign Settlements and the Central Government Appendices Bibliography