Suiming Pan
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 4496019 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Suiming Pan |
| PRENOMES | Suiming |
| SOBRENOME | Pan |
| ASSINATURA | PAN S |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Renmin University of China |
| VERIFICADO | Não |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 23 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 50 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 23 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1993 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2022 |
| ÍNDICE H | 4 |
Social class differentials in marital sex in China (2000–2015)
This study examines whether and how social class matters for marital sex in China since the beginning of the 21st century. We utilize data from a national sexuality survey that has been administered at four time points: 2000, 2006, 2010, and 2015. We use a composite socioeconomic status score deriving from education, occupation, and income to distinguish between the lower class (the bottom 25%), the middle class (the middle 50%), and the upper cl…
Social Construction of Aids Issues
The Social Construction of Aids Issues
Prevalence and Patterns of Extramarital Sex among Chinese Men and Women
Despite growing concern about the "sexual revolution" in China in the past decades, empirical evidence regarding the national trends in prevalence and patterns of extramarital sex (EMS) remains sparse. This study aimed to fill this gap, using data from a population-based, repeated cross-sectional survey administered at four time points during the period 2000-2015. EMS was assessed by asking whether a person in marriage had engaged in sexual activ…
Government crackdown of sex work in China
The Chinese Government periodically enforces anti-prostitution laws through regular police presence in red light districts and through the arrests of brothel managers and sex workers. One of the most intense crackdowns on prostitution occurred throughout China in 2010. Using the 'structure-agency' framework and ethnographic approach, this paper examines the influence of the 2010 government anti-prostitution crackdown on female sex workers (FSWs).…
Population-Based Sexual Behavior Surveys in China
Social Contexts of Heterosexual Transmission of HIV/STI in Liuzhou City, China
Brief Non-Commercial Sexual Encounters Among Patrons of Entertainment Venues in Liuzhou, China
Affected by HIV Stigma
Understanding the Meaning of Short-Term, Yiyeqing Relationships and How They are Formed
Understanding the diversity of male clients of sex workers in China and the implications for HIV prevention programmes
Male clients of sex workers have been overlooked in China's HIV prevention efforts. This study aims to examine men's practices and attitudes toward extramarital sexual relationships, motivations for visiting female sex workers (FSWs), perceptions of sexually transmitted infection (STI)/HIV risk and risk prevention strategies used. One hundred and eighty-six clients of FSWs with varying socio-economic statuses were interviewed in different sex wor…
Sexual Infidelity in China
Changes and correlates in multiple sexual partnerships among Chinese adult women – population-based surveys in 2000 and 2006
The sexual transmission of HIV and STI is becoming a major public health concern in China. However, studies on sexuality in China remain scant, particularly those that analyze female sexuality. This study is to investigate the prevalence of multiple sexual partnerships (MSP) among adult women, and to examine trends and correlates for having more than one lifetime sexual partner. MSP, coded as having one or none vs. two or more lifetime sexual par…
Teaching Sexualities at Chinese Universities
Based on a combined methodology of a survey, in-depth interviews, and group discussions, this paper focuses on the local knowledge, experience, and practices of using Chinese universities as platforms to introduce sexuality and gender. It examines Chinese social and political contexts of sexuality and sexual education, through existing conceptual frameworks of sex/sexuality, and the voices of the students, teachers, researchers, and administrativ…
Sexual Practices and Sexual Satisfaction
Intimate Partner Violence in China
CONTEXT: Intimate partner violence has been studied in many developed and developing countries. China remains one of the few large societies for which the prevalence and correlates of intimate partner violence are unknown. METHODS: Data from a nationally representative sample of women and men aged 20-64 with a spouse or other steady partner provide estimates of intimate partner violence in China. Binomial and multinomial logistic regression analy…
HIV/Aids Risk Among Brothel-Based Female Sex Workers in China
BACKGROUND: Sexual transmission of HIV in China is rapidly increasing, in part driven by commercial sex work. GOAL: This article examines variations in occupational control among one type of brothel-based prostitutes in China, and the relationship between the terms and content of this work and the risk of HIV/AIDS. Organizational factors are discussed as part of the current political, economic, and social context of sex work in China. STUDY: The …
Population-Based Study of Chlamydial Infection in China
CONTEXT: Sexually transmitted diseases are increasing rapidly in China. Surveillance data imperfectly indicate current prevalence and risk factors. OBJECTIVES: To estimate the prevalence of genital chlamydial and gonococcal infections and to describe patterns of infection by subgroup and behavioral patterns. DESIGN, SETTING, AND PARTICIPANTS: A national stratified probability sample of 3426 Chinese individuals (1738 women and 1688 men) aged 20 to…
The Move Toward Spiritual Asceticism in Chinese Sexual Culture
Certain observers of traditional Chinese culture have recently argued that China has consistently practiced sexual prohibition and sexual asceticism. This is certainly not the case. Bearing in mind the various historical forms sexual prohibition takes, we must first clarify what actually is being restricted and to what level. We will thus see that the history of sex in China is not unlike that of the West: Both proceed from marital taboos which t…
Sexual and relationship satisfaction in mainland China
We investigated the sexual relationships of married Chinese men and women living in Beijing and Shanghai. Within the framework of the Interpersonal Exchange Model of Sexual Satisfaction (IEMSS), we also examined factors related to sexual satisfaction. Completed questionnaires were returned by 193 men and 231 women. In general, respondents reported moderate levels of sexual and relationship satisfaction. Overall, respondents were neither erotophob…
A Sex Revolution in Current China
No abstract available for this article.
Men, Too, Are Sexually Harassed
Newspapers and periodicals in China are giving frequent coverage to the discussions in various countries on sexual harassment. This is indubitably necessary. But before such discussions are developed, it is quite likely that a question will arise that deserves our attention: men are not the only harassers, and women are certainly not the only ones being harassed
China
Sexual and relationship satisfaction in mainland China
We investigated the sexual relationships of married Chinese men and women living in Beijing and Shanghai. Within the framework of the Interpersonal Exchange Model of Sexual Satisfaction (IEMSS), we also examined factors related to sexual satisfaction. Completed questionnaires were returned by 193 men and 231 women. In general, respondents reported moderate levels of sexual and relationship satisfaction. Overall, respondents were neither erotophob…
Sexual Infidelity in China
Sexual Practices and Sexual Satisfaction
Prevalence and Patterns of Extramarital Sex among Chinese Men and Women
Despite growing concern about the "sexual revolution" in China in the past decades, empirical evidence regarding the national trends in prevalence and patterns of extramarital sex (EMS) remains sparse. This study aimed to fill this gap, using data from a population-based, repeated cross-sectional survey administered at four time points during the period 2000-2015. EMS was assessed by asking whether a person in marriage had engaged in sexual activ…
China
China
A Sex Revolution in Current China
No abstract available for this article.
Men, Too, Are Sexually Harassed
Newspapers and periodicals in China are giving frequent coverage to the discussions in various countries on sexual harassment. This is indubitably necessary. But before such discussions are developed, it is quite likely that a question will arise that deserves our attention: men are not the only harassers, and women are certainly not the only ones being harassed
Sexual and relationship satisfaction in mainland China
We investigated the sexual relationships of married Chinese men and women living in Beijing and Shanghai. Within the framework of the Interpersonal Exchange Model of Sexual Satisfaction (IEMSS), we also examined factors related to sexual satisfaction. Completed questionnaires were returned by 193 men and 231 women. In general, respondents reported moderate levels of sexual and relationship satisfaction. Overall, respondents were neither erotophob…
The Move Toward Spiritual Asceticism in Chinese Sexual Culture
Certain observers of traditional Chinese culture have recently argued that China has consistently practiced sexual prohibition and sexual asceticism. This is certainly not the case. Bearing in mind the various historical forms sexual prohibition takes, we must first clarify what actually is being restricted and to what level. We will thus see that the history of sex in China is not unlike that of the West: Both proceed from marital taboos which t…
Population-Based Study of Chlamydial Infection in China
CONTEXT: Sexually transmitted diseases are increasing rapidly in China. Surveillance data imperfectly indicate current prevalence and risk factors. OBJECTIVES: To estimate the prevalence of genital chlamydial and gonococcal infections and to describe patterns of infection by subgroup and behavioral patterns. DESIGN, SETTING, AND PARTICIPANTS: A national stratified probability sample of 3426 Chinese individuals (1738 women and 1688 men) aged 20 to…
Intimate Partner Violence in China
CONTEXT: Intimate partner violence has been studied in many developed and developing countries. China remains one of the few large societies for which the prevalence and correlates of intimate partner violence are unknown. METHODS: Data from a nationally representative sample of women and men aged 20-64 with a spouse or other steady partner provide estimates of intimate partner violence in China. Binomial and multinomial logistic regression analy…
HIV/Aids Risk Among Brothel-Based Female Sex Workers in China
BACKGROUND: Sexual transmission of HIV in China is rapidly increasing, in part driven by commercial sex work. GOAL: This article examines variations in occupational control among one type of brothel-based prostitutes in China, and the relationship between the terms and content of this work and the risk of HIV/AIDS. Organizational factors are discussed as part of the current political, economic, and social context of sex work in China. STUDY: The …
Sexual Practices and Sexual Satisfaction
Teaching Sexualities at Chinese Universities
Based on a combined methodology of a survey, in-depth interviews, and group discussions, this paper focuses on the local knowledge, experience, and practices of using Chinese universities as platforms to introduce sexuality and gender. It examines Chinese social and political contexts of sexuality and sexual education, through existing conceptual frameworks of sex/sexuality, and the voices of the students, teachers, researchers, and administrativ…
Changes and correlates in multiple sexual partnerships among Chinese adult women – population-based surveys in 2000 and 2006
The sexual transmission of HIV and STI is becoming a major public health concern in China. However, studies on sexuality in China remain scant, particularly those that analyze female sexuality. This study is to investigate the prevalence of multiple sexual partnerships (MSP) among adult women, and to examine trends and correlates for having more than one lifetime sexual partner. MSP, coded as having one or none vs. two or more lifetime sexual par…
Understanding the diversity of male clients of sex workers in China and the implications for HIV prevention programmes
Male clients of sex workers have been overlooked in China's HIV prevention efforts. This study aims to examine men's practices and attitudes toward extramarital sexual relationships, motivations for visiting female sex workers (FSWs), perceptions of sexually transmitted infection (STI)/HIV risk and risk prevention strategies used. One hundred and eighty-six clients of FSWs with varying socio-economic statuses were interviewed in different sex wor…
Sexual Infidelity in China
Population-Based Sexual Behavior Surveys in China
Social Contexts of Heterosexual Transmission of HIV/STI in Liuzhou City, China
Brief Non-Commercial Sexual Encounters Among Patrons of Entertainment Venues in Liuzhou, China
Affected by HIV Stigma
Understanding the Meaning of Short-Term, Yiyeqing Relationships and How They are Formed
Government crackdown of sex work in China
The Chinese Government periodically enforces anti-prostitution laws through regular police presence in red light districts and through the arrests of brothel managers and sex workers. One of the most intense crackdowns on prostitution occurred throughout China in 2010. Using the 'structure-agency' framework and ethnographic approach, this paper examines the influence of the 2010 government anti-prostitution crackdown on female sex workers (FSWs).…
Prevalence and Patterns of Extramarital Sex among Chinese Men and Women
Despite growing concern about the "sexual revolution" in China in the past decades, empirical evidence regarding the national trends in prevalence and patterns of extramarital sex (EMS) remains sparse. This study aimed to fill this gap, using data from a population-based, repeated cross-sectional survey administered at four time points during the period 2000-2015. EMS was assessed by asking whether a person in marriage had engaged in sexual activ…
The Social Construction of Aids Issues
Social class differentials in marital sex in China (2000–2015)
This study examines whether and how social class matters for marital sex in China since the beginning of the 21st century. We utilize data from a national sexuality survey that has been administered at four time points: 2000, 2006, 2010, and 2015. We use a composite socioeconomic status score deriving from education, occupation, and income to distinguish between the lower class (the bottom 25%), the middle class (the middle 50%), and the upper cl…
Social Construction of Aids Issues
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