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Reshaping Peasant Culture and Community

Between 1980 and 1992, Chinese rural society underwent profound and far-reaching changes as a result of the government’s rural economic reform program. Decollectivization of rural communes and the resulting rapid transformation of the rural agro-economy have led scholars to reassess China’s reemerging peasant family economy, the meaning of collectivism, individualism and cooperation, and the impact of the newly revived market economy on peasant social and economic institutions.