China's one-child policy is one of the largest and most controversial social engineering
projects in human history. With the extreme restrictions it imposed on reproduction, the …

One of the main puzzles of modern population and social history i among all countries
confronting rapid population growth in the secon of the twentieth century, China chose to …

The one‐child policy of China, which was initiated in 1980 and was reversed in 2015, has
been conceived of as a decision made independently and arbitrarily or a product of …

China's one‐child‐per‐couple policy represents an extraordinary attempt to engineer
national wealth, power, and global standing by drastically braking population growth …

The present article examines the need for family policy, acknowledging its potentially
invasive nature and emphasizing its profound impact on extended areas such as health …

China's one‐child policy is a major example of social engineering and the subject of human
rights concerns. Given the significance of the policy, it is important to ascertain the attitudes …

The first generation of children born under China's one-child family policy is now reaching
adulthood. What are these children like? What are their values, goals, and interests? What …

China's total fertility rate fell below replacement level in the 1990s. From the 1970s the
fertility rate declined dramatically, mainly as a consequence of the national population policy …

Notwithstanding the obvious advantages of controlling population growth and the probable
problems with old-age security and female infanticide, the one-child program in China could …

Twenty-five years after it was launched, China's" One Child" population control policy is
credited with cutting population growth to an all time low and contributing to two decades of …