Juhua Yang
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 3675583 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Juhua Yang |
| NOMBRES | Juhua |
| APELLIDO | Yang |
| FIRMA | YANG J |
| AFILIACIONES | Minzu University of China |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-3848-3381 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 8 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 36 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 8 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2007 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2023 |
| ÍNDICE H | 4 |
Decarbonization of the wind power sector in China
Gender, capital endowment and digital exclusion of older people in China
Amid rapid population ageing and the high-speed progress of information and communications technology, use of smart electronics can improve older people's quality of life by helping them to stay connected, active and independent, which may, in turn, increase their overall happiness and sense of social belonging. Taking a gender perspective, this paper aims to understand variations in digital exclusion among older people. Using data from the 2016 …
Women in China Moving Forward
While China’s socialist revolution has been credited with improving the status of women, gender inequality remains. Drawing on macro data, this article provides an overview of gender equality in China, focusing on labor force and political participation in the past 70 years, particularly since 1978, the onset of socioeconomic reform. Specifically, the article describes, compares, and examines the progress and challenges that women face in accessi…
Gendered division of domestic work and willingness to have more children in China
Fertility research in the new century has shifted from how gender equality may suppress fertility to issues of how gender equality in the family may help recover fertility, as low fertility persists among developed countries. In contrast with much of the w
Family Background and Education
This paper investigates how the drastic educational reforms during the Communist period changed the effects of family background on education in China, in comparison to other nations. Data are from the Life Histories and Social Change in Contemporary China survey and the World Inequality Study; N=130,109 in 28 societies. Since World Warii, the mean number of years of education in China paralleled, at a lower level, the rises in Eastern European C…
Social Exclusion and Young Rural-Urban Migrants' Integration into a Host Society in China
This article explores correlates of the socioeconomic integration of young rural-urban migrants in a host society in China. Using a new typology that distinguishes hukou (household registration system), migration status, and age, multilevel modeling results indicate that young rural-urban migrants achieve a lower socioeconomic status than local youths and urban-urban migratory youths. This challenges the notion that marketization necessarily prom…
Migration, Family Structure, and High School Enrollment
This paper investigates the relationship between family structure and high school enrollment among adolescents ages 17-18 in the context of large-scale labor migration. Analysis of China's 2000 Census data reveals a significant educational gap across (1) family types and (2) living arrangements within each family type. Children of two-parent families are better off than those of divorced families, widowed families, stepfamilies, and no-parent fam…
China's one-child policy and overweight children in the 1990s
Gendered division of domestic work and willingness to have more children in China
Fertility research in the new century has shifted from how gender equality may suppress fertility to issues of how gender equality in the family may help recover fertility, as low fertility persists among developed countries. In contrast with much of the w
Women in China Moving Forward
While China’s socialist revolution has been credited with improving the status of women, gender inequality remains. Drawing on macro data, this article provides an overview of gender equality in China, focusing on labor force and political participation in the past 70 years, particularly since 1978, the onset of socioeconomic reform. Specifically, the article describes, compares, and examines the progress and challenges that women face in accessi…
Social Exclusion and Young Rural-Urban Migrants' Integration into a Host Society in China
This article explores correlates of the socioeconomic integration of young rural-urban migrants in a host society in China. Using a new typology that distinguishes hukou (household registration system), migration status, and age, multilevel modeling results indicate that young rural-urban migrants achieve a lower socioeconomic status than local youths and urban-urban migratory youths. This challenges the notion that marketization necessarily prom…
China's one-child policy and overweight children in the 1990s
Gender, capital endowment and digital exclusion of older people in China
Amid rapid population ageing and the high-speed progress of information and communications technology, use of smart electronics can improve older people's quality of life by helping them to stay connected, active and independent, which may, in turn, increase their overall happiness and sense of social belonging. Taking a gender perspective, this paper aims to understand variations in digital exclusion among older people. Using data from the 2016 …
Migration, Family Structure, and High School Enrollment
This paper investigates the relationship between family structure and high school enrollment among adolescents ages 17-18 in the context of large-scale labor migration. Analysis of China's 2000 Census data reveals a significant educational gap across (1) family types and (2) living arrangements within each family type. Children of two-parent families are better off than those of divorced families, widowed families, stepfamilies, and no-parent fam…
Decarbonization of the wind power sector in China
Family Background and Education
This paper investigates how the drastic educational reforms during the Communist period changed the effects of family background on education in China, in comparison to other nations. Data are from the Life Histories and Social Change in Contemporary China survey and the World Inequality Study; N=130,109 in 28 societies. Since World Warii, the mean number of years of education in China paralleled, at a lower level, the rises in Eastern European C…
China's one-child policy and overweight children in the 1990s
Migration, Family Structure, and High School Enrollment
This paper investigates the relationship between family structure and high school enrollment among adolescents ages 17-18 in the context of large-scale labor migration. Analysis of China's 2000 Census data reveals a significant educational gap across (1) family types and (2) living arrangements within each family type. Children of two-parent families are better off than those of divorced families, widowed families, stepfamilies, and no-parent fam…
Social Exclusion and Young Rural-Urban Migrants' Integration into a Host Society in China
This article explores correlates of the socioeconomic integration of young rural-urban migrants in a host society in China. Using a new typology that distinguishes hukou (household registration system), migration status, and age, multilevel modeling results indicate that young rural-urban migrants achieve a lower socioeconomic status than local youths and urban-urban migratory youths. This challenges the notion that marketization necessarily prom…
Family Background and Education
This paper investigates how the drastic educational reforms during the Communist period changed the effects of family background on education in China, in comparison to other nations. Data are from the Life Histories and Social Change in Contemporary China survey and the World Inequality Study; N=130,109 in 28 societies. Since World Warii, the mean number of years of education in China paralleled, at a lower level, the rises in Eastern European C…
Gendered division of domestic work and willingness to have more children in China
Fertility research in the new century has shifted from how gender equality may suppress fertility to issues of how gender equality in the family may help recover fertility, as low fertility persists among developed countries. In contrast with much of the w
Women in China Moving Forward
While China’s socialist revolution has been credited with improving the status of women, gender inequality remains. Drawing on macro data, this article provides an overview of gender equality in China, focusing on labor force and political participation in the past 70 years, particularly since 1978, the onset of socioeconomic reform. Specifically, the article describes, compares, and examines the progress and challenges that women face in accessi…
Gender, capital endowment and digital exclusion of older people in China
Amid rapid population ageing and the high-speed progress of information and communications technology, use of smart electronics can improve older people's quality of life by helping them to stay connected, active and independent, which may, in turn, increase their overall happiness and sense of social belonging. Taking a gender perspective, this paper aims to understand variations in digital exclusion among older people. Using data from the 2016 …
Decarbonization of the wind power sector in China
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