1.1 Research Background and Research Significance/003
1.2 Overview of Domestic and International Researches/011
1.3 Research Objectives, Analytical Frameworks and Possible Innovations/023
CHAPTER 2 CHANGING DYNAMICS IN CHINA’S FOOD SUPPLY AND DEMAND AND THE NEW ANDSCAPE OF FOOD SECURITY IN THE ERA OF HIGH-LEVEL GLOBALIZATION
2.1 Consumption: Upgrading and Continuous Growth/034
2.2 Production: Enhanced Capability with Mounting Pressure/044
2.3 Trade: Rising Importance and Emerging Risks/056
2.4 New Food Security Landscape in the Era of High-Level Globalization/067
2.5 Summary/077
CHAPTER 3 NEW CHALLENGES TO CHINA’S FOOD SECURITY IN THE ERA OF HIGH-LEVEL GLOBALIZATION
3.1 Phases and Characteristics of China’s Agricultural Opening-up/079
3.2 Emerging Challenges to China’s Food Security in the Era of High-Level Globalization/085
3.3 The Need for New Food Security Strategy amidst New Challenges/094
3.4 Strengthening China’s Food Security System in the Era of High-Level Globalization/099
3.5 Summary/111
PART I: ON DOMESTIC PRODUCTION: OPTIMIZING CHINA ’S FOOD PRODUCTION SUPPORT POLICY SY STEM
CHAPTER 4 EVOLUTION OF CHINA’S PRODUCTION SUPPORT POLICIES FOR STAPLE FOODS AND TRANSFORMATION REQUIREMENTS IN NEW ERA
4.1 Historical Evolution of China’s Production Support Policies for Staple Foods/115
4.2 Implementation and Impact of China’s Major Production Support Policy Measures for Staple Foods/123
4.3 Transformation Pressure and Adaptation Strategies for China’s Food Production Support Policies in the Era of High-Level Globalization/146
4.4 Summary/150
CHAPTER 5 CHINA-US AGRICULTURAL DOMESTIC SUPPORT DISPUTES AND COMPLIANCE PRESSURE ON CHINA’S STAPLE FOOD PRICE SUPPORT POLICIES
5.1 WTO Rules on Market Price Support Subsidies/153
5.2 Compliance Pressure on China’s Staple Food Price Support Policies: The DS511 Case and Its Implications/157
5.3 Adjustment and Optimization Strategies for China’s Staple Food Price Support Policies under WTO Rules/168
5.4 Summary/173
CHAPTER 6 ADAPTABILITY OF CHINA’S AGRICULTURAL INSURANCE POLICIES FOR STAPLE FOODS UNDER WTO RULES
6.1 WTO Rules on Agricultural Insurance Subsidy Policies/176
6.2 Adaptability of China’s Agricultural Insurance Policies under WTO Rules:Analysis of A Pilot Program/188
6.3 Adjustment and Optimization Strategies for China’s Staple Food Insurance Subsidy Policies under International Rules/206
6.4 Summary/210
CHAPTER 7 TRANSFORMATION PLANS AND IMPACT SIMULATIONS OF CHINA’S FOOD PRICE SUPPORT POLICIES
7.1 Exploratory Practices and Potential Challenges in Transforming Staple Food Price Support Policies/213
7.2 Modeling and Evaluation Methods for Policy Transition/218
7.3 Impact Simulations of Alternative Policy Transition Plans/229
7.4 Summary/236
CHAPTER 8 INTERNATIONAL EXPERIENCES IN TRANSFORMING FOOD PRODUCTION SUPPORT POLICIES AND APPLICABILITY TO CHINA
8.1 The EU: The Policy System Incorporating Multiple Objectives/239
8.2 The U.S.: The Policy System with Comprehensive Risk Management/256
8.3 Japan: The Policy System Ensuring Food Self-Supply Capacity/267
8.4 Applicability of International Experiences to China’s Transformation of Food Production Support Policies/283
8.5 Summary/295
PART II: GLOBAL PERSPECTIVE: STRENGTHENING RISK MANAGEMENT SYSTEM FOR CHINA’S FOOD IMPORTS CHAPTER 9 CHINA’S EVOLVING FOOD IMPORT LANDSCAPE AND THE NEED FOR EXTERNAL RISK MANAGEMENT
9.1 Global Food Market Dynamics and New Landscape of China’s Food Imports/300
9.2 External Risks to China’s Food Imports in the New Era/313
9.3 Strategies and Directions for Managing External Risks to China’s Food Imports/321
9.4 Summary/324
CHAPTER 10 IMPACT OF EXTERNAL RISKS ON CHINA’S FOOD SECURITY: A CASE STUDY OF THE SINO-US TRADE FRICTIONS
10.1 Evolution of Sino-US Trade Relations and Agricultural Trade Dependence/327
10.2 Stylized Facts on the Sino-US Trade Disputes and Impact on China’s Agricultural Imports/332
10.3 Quantitative Assessment of the Impact of Sino-US Trade Frictions on China’s Food Security/346
10.4 Summary/362
CHAPTER 11 IMPACT OF EXTERNAL RISKS ON CHINA’S FOOD SECURITY: A CASE STUDY OF THE RUSSIA-UKRAINE CONFLICT
11.1 Significance of Russia and Ukraine in Global and China’s Food Trade/365
11.2 Primary Assessment of the Impact of Russia-Ukraine Conflict on Global and China’s Food Security/370
11.3 Evaluating the Potential Impact of the Russia-Ukraine Conflict on China’s Food Imports from the Perspective of Export Restrictions/385
11.4 Summary/392
CHAPTER 12 CHINA’S FOOD IMPORT SOURCE DIVERSIFICATION STRATEGIES FROM THE PERSPECTIVE OF TRADE INTERDEPENDENCE
12.1 Supply-Demand Interdependence and Geographic Allocation of Import Sources/395
12.2 Feasibility Analysis of Optimizing Import Sources of Critical Food Products/399
12.3 Geography Optimization of Import Sources for China’s Food Import from the Perspective of Trade Interdependence: A Case Study of Soybeans/403
12.4 Summary/420
CHAPTER 13 STRATEGIES FOR DIVERSIFYING CHINA’S FOOD IMPORT VARIETIES FROM THE PERSPECTIVE OF PRODUCT SUBSTITUTION
13.1 Food Import Diversification and Its Role in Strengthening Food Security/423
13.2 Feasibility Analysis of Optimizing Food Imports by Variety Patterns/429
13.3 Assessment of the Potential Impacts of Import Diversification on China’s Food Security: A Case Study of Expanding Meat Imports/445
13.4 Policy Recommendations for Building a Diversified Food Import Framework for External Risks Management/460
13.5 Summary/463
PART III: WIN-WIN COOPERATION: ADVANCING TOWARD A NEW GLOBAL AGRICULTURAL GOVERNANCE SYSTEM
CHAPTER 14 AGRICULTURAL TRADE GOVERNANCE SYSTEM AND GLOBAL FOOD SECURITY: TRANSFORMATION PRESSURE AND REFORM NEEDS
14.1 Global Agricultural Trade Governance System and Food Security/468
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