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 Sexual and Reproductive Health in China: Reorienting Concepts and Methodology

Contents

• • Preliminary Material (i-xxx)   (193K)
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    • Contents
    • List Of Figures
    • List Of Tables
    • Preface
    • Acknowledgements
    • List Of Contributors
    • Introduction
  • From Population Control To Reproductive Health: Evolution Of China’s Family Planning Program (1-36) by Xie Zhenming and Tang Mengjun   (298K)
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    • 1. Family Planning Centering On Population Control
    • 2. Background Of China’s Family Planning Reform
    • 3. The Quality Of Care Approach
    • 4. Full Scale-Up
    • 5. Problems And Challenges
    • Conclusions
    • References
  • Women’s Empowerment In Reproductive Health In China: Searching And Practice (37-68) by Zheng Zhenzhen   (256K)
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    • 1. Reconsideration Of Reproductive Health And Women’s Rights
    • 2. Practice In China: A Review
    • 3. Challenges And Prospects
    • References
  • Reproductive Health Care: Changes, Challenges, And Opportunities (69-116) by Zhang Kaining   (202K)
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    • 1. Reproductive Health Services As A New Focus
    • 2. Efforts For Changes In China’s Reproductive Health Services
    • 3. Yunnan’s Experience—From Introduction To Innovation And Development
    • 4. Features Of Changes In Reproductive Health Care
    • 5. Critical Challenges Confronting China
    • 6. Opportunities For A Better Future
  • Cognition, Belief, And Practice: Sexual And Reproductive Health For Young People In China, A Course Under Development (117-166) by Gao Ersheng and Lou Chaohua   (249K)
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    • Part One: Social Background
    • Part Two: Situation And Problems
    • Part Three: A Process Under Development
    • Part Four: Achievements
    • Part Five: Challenges
    • Part Six: Outlook
    • References
  • Break The Silence, Fulfill The Commitment: A Thirty Year Review: RTI/STD/HIV/AIDS Prevention And Control (167-214) by Li Jianhua and Li Xiaoliang   (349K)
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    • I. The Origin And Evolution Of RTIS/STDS/HIV/AIDS In China
    • II. Social, Economic, And Cultural Risk Factors Of RTIS/STDS/HIV/AIDS
    • III. Progress In China’s Response To The RTI/STD/HIV/AIDS Epidemic
    • IV. Opportunities And Challenges
    • References
  • The Rise Of Rights And Pleasure: Towards A Diversity Of Sexuality And Gender (215-262) by Pan Suiming and Huang Yingying   (387K)
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    • Introduction
    • 1. The Concepts Of ‘Sexuality’ And ‘Gender’ In China
    • 2. From Asexual Culture To Sexual Revolution (1985–2000)
    • 3. The Coming Of The Sexualized Era In 21st Century China
    • 4. The Soci-Cultural Background And Policy Impetus Of Sexual Transformations
    • 5. The Emergence Of Sexuality Research In China
    • 6. Review Of Sexuality Activities And Practical Work
    • 7. Opportunities And Challenges
    • English Reference
  • The Growth Of China’s Sexual And Reproductive Health NGOs: Thirty Years In Review (263-306) by Deng Guosheng and Ji Ying   (246K)
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    • 1) Background
    • 2) The Rise Of China’s Sexual And Reproductive Health NGOs: A 30-Year Review
    • 3) The Reasons And Implications For The Rise Of China’s Sexual And Reproductive Health NGOs
    • 4) Prospects For Future Development Of NGOs In Sexual And Reproductive Health Area
    • References
  • Arduous Journey, Ceaseless Search: Thirty Years Of Health Care Reform In China (307-352) by Liu Minquan and Wang Qu   (272K)
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    • Introduction
    • 1. The Course Of Health Care Reform
    • 2. Choice For Health Care Reform: Marketization Vs. Government Provision
    • 3. Main Effects Of The Health Care Reforms
    • 4. The Effect Of The Health Care Reforms On Reproductive Health: Maternal And Child Health
    • 5. Conclusions
    • References
  • Index (353-360)   (75K)