China's revolutions and intergenerational relations
By: Martin King Whyte, editor.
Contributors: Whyte, Martin King.
Series: Michigan monographs in Chinese studies -- v. 96; Michigan monographs in Chinese studies -- no. 96.
Publisher: Center for Chinese Studies, University of Michigan
Published: 2003
Place of publication: Ann Arbor
Language: eng
Number of pages: 319
Subjects: Intergenerational relations -- China; Parent and adult child -- China; Aging parents -- China; Family life surveys -- China
Description: xvi, 319 p. : 24 cm
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: China's revolutions and intergenerational relations -- by Martin King Whyte; title: Family support for the elderly in urban China -- by Yuan Fang and Martin King Whyte; title: Privilege or punishment? -- by Wang Feng, Xiao Zhenyu, and Zhan Jie; title: Persistence of family obligations in Baoding -- by Martin King Whyte; title: Support received by the elderly in Baoding -- by Albert I. Hermalin and Shiauping R. Shih; title: Living arrangements and old-age support -- by Shengming Yan, Jieming Chen, and Shanhua Yang; title: Support from aging parents from daughters versus sons -- by Martin King Whyte and Xu Qin; title: Effect of parental investment on old-age support in urban China -- by Jieming Chen; title: Intergenerational relations in two Chinese societies -- by Martin King Whyte, Albert I. Hermalin, and Mary Beth Ofstedal; title: Patterns of intergenerational support in urban China and urban Taiwan -- by Albert I. Hermalin, Mary Beth Ofstedal, and Shiauping R. Shih; title: Attitudes toward intergenerational relations in urban China and Taiwan-- by Jennifer C. Comman, Jieming Chen, and Albert I. Hermalin.