The reform era has been associated with the waning authority of the Chinese Communist
Party in urban society. While existing studies have investigated the Party's self-reinvention …

The rapidly ageing population and increasing care needs provide the rationale for care
systems progressively shaped by a growing market in a global context. In China the …

Although the party‐state has embarked on a mission to increase elder care services,
evaluating this development according to different sectors demonstrates certain challenges …

China is one of the most rapidly aging societies worldwide. As eldercare services have only
been developed over the last two decades, the party-state has increased its efforts by …

This chapter introduces the changing institutional settings of urban neighborhood
governance under the PRC, followed by analysis of evolving governance discourses and …

The 2008 Sichuan earthquake was one of the deadliest natural disasters in China's recent
history, and it inspired unprecedented activism in China. This article shows that one …

Recently the Chinese government has been actively collaborating with nonprofit
nongovernmental organizations to provide social welfare services to older adults at the …

This volume includes a wide range of academic writing that covers evolving history and
culture during the modernisation of Chinese cities, transformation of urban landscape and …

Aging and Mental Health in Two Chinese Communities: The Impact of Relocation by Chengyu
Cui DKU Global Health Program Duke Unive Page 1 Aging and Mental Health in Two Chinese …

Background: Population aging and rural urbanization were two major trends in China. Past
researches had shown that relocation and displacement could have a negative impact on …