
Analysing China’s Population
Social Change in a New Demographic Era
Collection : Ined Population Studies
2014, 270 pagesDisponible aux éditions Springer
1 China’s Demography in a Changing Society: Old Problems and New Challenges Isabelle Attané and Baochang Gu
Part I China’s Low Fertility: Facts and Correlates
2 China’s Low Fertility: Evidence from the 2010 Census Zhigang Guo and Baochang Gu
3 Changing Patterns of Marriage and Divorce in Today’s China Jiehua Lu and Xiaofei Wang
4 Education in China: Uneven Progress Qiang Ren and Ping Zhu
5 The Male Surplus in China’s Marriage Market: Review and Prospects Shuzhuo Li, Quanbao Jiang and Marcus W. Feldman
6 Being a Woman in China Today: A Demography of Gender Isabelle Attané
Part II Modernization, Social Change and Social Segregation
7 Are China’s Minority Nationalities Still on the Margins? Dudley L. Poston and Qian Xiong
8 Demographic and Social Impact of Internal Migration in China Delia Davin
9 China’s Urbanization: A New “Leap Forward”? Guixin Wang
10 Urban-Rural Housing Inequality in Transitional China Yanjie Bian and Chuntian Lu
Part III Changing Age Structure, Labour Force and the Older Population
11 Mortality in China: Data Sources, Trends and Patterns Zhongwei Zhao, Wei Chen, Jiaying Zhao and Xianling Zhang
12 Dwindling Labour Supply in China: Scenarios for 2010–2060 Michele Bruni
13 The Economic Support System and Changing Age Structure in China Sang-Hyop Lee and Qiulin Chen