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The Lonely Generation
Unraveling China’s Population Crisis After the One-Child Policy- Authors:
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- 2025
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- Copyright year
- 2025
- ISBN-Print
- 978-1-7936-1070-6
- ISBN-Online
- 978-1-7936-1071-3
- Publisher
- Lexington, Lanham
- Language
- English
- Pages
- 230
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- Dedication No access
- Contents No access
- List of Tables No access
- List of Figures No access
- Acknowledgments No access
- Generational Shifts and Gender Dynamics through One-child Policy No access
- Research Data and Analysis Methods No access
- Jun’s Story (Age 33): “Part of Me Is Dead” No access
- The Singular Generation beyond Only Children No access
- The Lonely Generation or Generations? No access
- Structure of the Book No access
- Notes No access
- The Global Context of Post-War Population Dynamics No access
- Exploring the Historical Roots of China’s Population Growth No access
- Malthusianism and Population Growth in China No access
- The Initial Pro-natalist Era No access
- Birth-Planning Campaigns Preceding the Formal Policy No access
- The Inception of the One-child Policy No access
- The Continuation of the One-child Policy No access
- The Finale of the One-child Policy No access
- Notes No access
- Smaller Family Size No access
- Offspring Sex Selection and Household Gender Structure No access
- The Traditional Role of Women in Chinese Families No access
- Revolutionizing Ideologies: From Confucianism to Communism No access
- Women’s Partial Empowerment in the Era of Economic Reform No access
- Shifting Tides in Gender Portrayal: From De-gendering to Gendered Propaganda No access
- Gender Empowerment in the Original Family No access
- Gender Disempowerment in the Original Family No access
- Takeaways from This Chapter No access
- Notes No access
- A Historical Leap: From Marginalization to Educational Prowess No access
- Pre-one-child Generation: Equal Access to Basic Education; Male Bias in Higher Levels No access
- The Cultural Revolution (1966–1976): A Tumultuous Decade that Redefined Education No access
- Education in the Wake of the Cultural Revolution: Disruptions and Continuities No access
- Unfilled Dreams Passed Down No access
- Heightened Academic Aspirations: The Competitive Drive Across Genders No access
- Influence Beyond Sibling Status: The Role of Peer Dynamics in the One-Child Era No access
- Level Ground in Educational Achievements and Economic Ambitions No access
- Takeaways from This Chapter No access
- Notes No access
- Numerical Equalization in the Socialist Era No access
- Widening Gender Gaps: The Unintended Consequences of China’s Market-Oriented Reforms No access
- Gender Inequality in Hiring Practices: Navigating Employment Barriers No access
- Maternal Penalty: The Unbreakable Glass Ceiling in Career Advancement No access
- Women’s Catch-22 No access
- Working Mothers in Earlier Times No access
- The Squandered Potential of Women No access
- Takeaways From This Chapter No access
- Notes No access
- “Leftover” While Scarce: Regressive Gender Ideology No access
- Unshakable Division of Household Responsibilities No access
- Prolonged Breastfeeding No access
- Heightened Demands in Childcare and Tutoring No access
- Widowed Parenting and the Tug-of-War with Women’s Personal Aspirations No access
- A Vicious Cycle Leading to the Domestic Trap No access
- The Realization of Gender and Its Structural Constraints No access
- Birth: From a Right to an Onus for Chinese Women No access
- Takeaways from This Chapter No access
- Notes No access
- Mismatched Liberation and Women’s Defiance No access
- Forces to Bend the Structure No access
- Notes No access
- Bibliography No access Pages 209 - 222
- Index No access Pages 223 - 228
- About the Author No access Pages 229 - 230





