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Appendix: Interview List

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  18 December 2019

Daniel R. Hammond
Daniel R. Hammond
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University of Edinburgh
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Interview list

The list of interviewees is anonymised in line with ethical agreements and checklists secured before fieldwork was conducted. The number of the interview listed here corresponds with the number in the text, so (Interview 1) in text refers to the first interview on the list below. Interviews were conducted between 2006 and 2016.

  • CASS researcher, Beijing.

  • Official, Ministry of Science and Technology.

  • University researcher, Tianjin.

  • University researcher, Tianjin.

  • Official, People's Government, Anqing.

  • Official, Anqing Development Zone.

  • MLG recipient, Anqing.

  • Two university researchers, Beijing.

  • Three university researchers, Beijing.

  • NGO official, Beijing.

  • Official, Ministry of Civil Affairs.

  • Government researcher, Beijing.

  • NGO official, Beijing.

  • University researcher, HK SAR.

  • University researcher, HK SAR.

  • Government researcher, Beijing.

  • Official, Dalian.

  • Official, Ministry of Civil Affairs.

  • CASS researcher, Beijing.

  • Two CASS researchers, Beijing.

  • Two officials, Ministry of Civil Affairs.

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    Politics and Policy in China's Social Assistance Reform
    Providing for the Poor?
     , pp. 143
    Publisher: Edinburgh University Press
    Print publication year: 2018

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