China's three-child policy will have gendered and generational consequences. theconversation.com/chinas-three-c… via The Conversation

Will there be a positive response to the three-child policy? How will the policy impact on Chinese families? The answers to these questions depend on whether the setting is urban or rural China, as well as on regional culture and history.

What effect will China’s three-child policy have on working women? independent.co.uk/asia/china/chi…

BBC World Service: 'Can China raise its birth rate?' w/ Dr Jieyu Liu Jieyu Liu (Deputy Director, #SOAS China Institute) Listen here: bbc.co.uk/programmes/w3c…

China: #MeToo, inequality, harassment and sexual politics in the workplace theconversation.com/china-metoo-in… via The Conversation

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the first comprehensive qualitative research to examine empirically the changing process of old-age support across three successive generations of men and women in multiple sites in China

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