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China’s Invisible Children

Belonging and Recognition Under the One-Child Policy and Beyond

Jingxian Wang

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This book is the first scholarly account by a mainland Chinese scholar on China’s “invisible children,” the heihaizi, born illegally and intentionally concealed from family, community, and government under the one-child policy (1979–2016).

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Beschrijving China’s Invisible Children

ISBN: 9789819595310
Pagina's: 347
Verschijnt: 26-08-2026
Rubriek: Algemene sociale wetenschappen

Druk: 1
Uitvoering: Hardback
Taal: Engels
Uitgever: Springer Verlag, Singapore

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