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Women's Education in China.
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Introduction The term 'globalization' has been used to define various aspects of global expansion in the past two decades. It has been associated with key areas of change, which have led to a marked transformation of the world order. At the level of the economy, globalization has been associated with the trend towards increasing economic liberalization such as freer trade and more deregulated labour, goods and financial markets. Since the establishment of People's Republic in 1949, China has been struggling for development. Great changes have taken place in the way that development is achieved and promoted. As China develops its domestic economy rapidly in the world,the global economy has affected almost every area of Chinese social and economic policy, and the everyday lives of Chinese people. Also this effect of the economic reform has strongly influenced China's educational development. For a country, education is a very...
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