Global ETD Search
Search theses and dissertations gathered from participating repositories worldwide. Every result links back to the library that holds it. No account is needed.
Results
Showing 1 to 18 of 18 for “"One Child Policy"”.
-
Reproductive Refugees: The Legacy of the One Child Policy on Chinese Refugees in the United States
… from the People of Republic of China’s (PRC) one child policy to the United States from 1993-1995. I argue that the process of the one child policy’s enforcement to the asylum cases in the United States was a messy and confusing process. The legal definitions, understandings and practices of …
-
The One
… Square Protest and the inauguration of the one- Child policy. The artist plays multiple roles in sites that are specifically gendered, to expose the exceptional impact the population control laws had on women. Traumatized social and psychic perspectives emerge from the political turmoil, …
-
Three essays on development economics in China
… studies the effects of relaxations in the One Child Policy on sex ratios and family size and then exploits the exogenous variation in family size caused by the relaxations to estimate the causal effect of family size on school enrollment. The third chapter is a descriptive study of income …
-
Strategies for retirement community development in China
… support enables older Chinese to live with their children and age at home. The One Child Policy implemented in the 1970's will change the way families care for their older parents. This paper investigates the alternative living arrangements in China such as the institutions for the elderly, …
-
Essays on Technology Adoption, Demographics, and Development
… theoretical analysis on two economic issues. One of the studies investigates industrial productivity by fitting in a theoretical model with quantitative methods. In addition, I explore how a demographic policy in China brings forth a profound impact in all aspects of the fast-growing …
-
While the State Claims the Intimate: Population Control Policy and the Makings of Chinese Modernity
… Chinese citizens. Accounting for the notorious one-child policy and its subsequent metamorphoses calls for a localized, ethnographic genealogy of China’s effort at modernization via bioscience in rural areas since the 1970s. Based on 16 months of fieldwork in and around an inter-ethnic …
-
Senior housing development in China
… percent of the country's total population. The one-child policy has created a declining fertility rate. At the same time, the life expectancy of people keeps rising. The combination of low fertility and long life spans have moved China towards a rapidly aging society. To prepare for the aging …
-
Chinese only children: Experiences in U.S. universities
… up under the government’s population control policy, which has resulted in the unique family pattern of having only one child. Although researchers have recognized the importance of learning about Chinese students, this unique family structure and its impact are still understudied. In this …
-
Intersections between culture, sociodemographic change and caring: a qualitative study of current and prospective family caregivers in mainland China.
… from three generational sub-samples: only-children affected by the One-Child Policy (OCP), parents affected by OCP, and family caregivers in the workforce, totaling 23 participants through virtual in-depth interviews with participants in mainland China. Interviews were translated, …
-
Intersections between culture, sociodemographic change and caring: a qualitative study of current and prospective family caregivers in mainland China.
… from three generational sub-samples: only-children affected by the One-Child Policy (OCP), parents affected by OCP, and family caregivers in the workforce, totaling 23 participants through virtual in-depth interviews with participants in mainland China. Interviews were translated, …
-
Intersections between culture, sociodemographic change and caring: a qualitative study of current and prospective family caregivers in mainland China.
… from three generational sub-samples: only-children affected by the One-Child Policy (OCP), parents affected by OCP, and family caregivers in the workforce, totaling 23 participants through virtual in-depth interviews with participants in mainland China. Interviews were translated, …
-
Family Structure and Child Malnutrition in China: Three Essays
<p>Over the past three decades, the phenomenon of children's health in China has been marked by a co-existence of overweight and underweight. As the primary institution for a child, family is an opportune place for child malnutrition intervention. By advancing a framework that addresses the …
-
Training Chinese house church leaders: Factors influencing leadership development strategies
… in church leadership, and (10 )effect of the "One-Child Policy." Chapter 1 mainly introduces the dissertation's thesis, the proposal's background, and the research methodology. Each of the ten factors is briefly explained as the thesis, and the purpose is clarified. Chapter 2 presents an early …
-
Internet Hospitals in China - Exploration of Business Models and Marketing Strategies
… product is mainly for the generation under the "One Child Policy" to facilitate patients’ access to medical care.
-
To what extent does the European recast Qualification Directive protect refugee women seeking asylum on the basis of gender-related claims?
… inclusive application” of the 1951 Convention. Nonetheless, due to the development of international human rights law, in terms of the protection of women’s rights, it is evident that the 1951 Convention lacks sufficient clarification and guidance for asylum claims arising from women’s experiences …
-
IVF Journeys of No Return: A Sociological Analysis of Reproductive Ambivalence in Contemporary China
… fertilisation experiences (IVF) in the post-one-child era, providing a sociological analysis of reproductive politics in contemporary China. With the end of the one-child policy, the population policy in China has heralded a gradual retreat of anti-natalist policies and signalled a shift …
-
Burialand : ritual infrastructure for public amenity in China
… place where meets secular and sacred needs. On one hand, cemetery functions almost like a library or a museum which archives the history and memories from the world of living. On the other hand, cemetery is a real estate property for remains like housing for people. It has to face the capacity …
-
Quality of Life - Impacts from the Family Planning Policy in China
… the social welfare system for elderly and young children. In this thesis, impacts of family size on aspects of the quality of life, such as the nutrient intakes of children and health outcomes of elderly are studied. The response of the working-age population in supporting the two groups through …