Routledge Ethnicity and Inequality in China - Routledge Research

This comprehensive book examines ethnic minority groups in China through the lens of socio-economic data, utilising the China Household Ethnicity Survey (CHES) to provide the first extensive national dataset focused on ethnic minorities' profiles. As China experiences rapid economic growth and institutional transformation, understanding how different ethnic groups benefit from these changes has become increasingly vital. The work offers critical analysis of ethnic diversity management and economic participation across China's 55 ethnic minorities, providing scholars, policymakers and researchers with evidence-based insights into inequality patterns, economic opportunities and the institutional factors shaping minority communities' lives in contemporary China.