Contemporary China/  society and social change 
Jacka,Tamara 
 - New York:  Cambridge university press,  2013. 
 - 311 
<br/><br/>Introduction<br/>Part 1: Social Institutions<br/>1 Families, Kinship and-Relatedness<br/>2 Marriage, Intimacy and Sex<br/>3 Citizenship, Household Registration and Migration<br/>4 Community Institutions<br/>5 Work<br/>Part 2: Cultures, Socialization and the Formation of<br/>Identities<br/>6 Religion, Ritual and Religiosity<br/>7 Ethnicity<br/>8 Education and the Cultivation of Citizens<br/>9 Modernity, Youth Identities and Popular Culture<br/>Pflrt 3; Inequalities, Injustices and Social Responses<br/>10 Social Class and Stratification<br/>11 Regional, Rural-Urban and Within-community Inequalities<br/>12 The "Woman Question" and Gender Inequalities<br/>13 Collective Action and Social Change<br/>/ 
<br/><br/><label>Dewey Class. No.: </label>301.0951  / JAC/C