The Chinese Family in the Communist Revolution.

Marriage and Love in England, 1300–1840. By Alan Macfarlane (Oxford and New York: Basil Blackwell, 1986. xi plus 380 pp.)

https://anthrosource.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/pdf/10.1525/aa.1964.66.3.02a00270

World Revolution and Family Patterns. William J. Goode

This article seeks to understand how China has managed to achieve such high rates of growth over the past four decades despite the absence of a veritable rule of law. A large body of research suggests that a strong rule of law is a key prerequisite for sustained economic development, but China's unique political economy which vests limited power in its judiciary seems to defy conventional wisdom on this count. Taking as a starting point Yang Yao's concept of ‘disinterested government’, that is, a government that eschews differentiated interests within a society in favour of a concerted focus on national development, the authors examine the mechanisms by which Chinese leadership has maintained extraordinary growth without the benefit of the rule of law. Specifically, this article argues that the defining features of a disinterested government fulfil many of the same roles as the rule of law from a developmental perspective.

https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/pdf/10.1002/app5.176

China's Disinterested Government and the Rule of Law

Objective This study examines long-term trajectories of intergenerational coresidence (IC) among a cohort of individuals aged 65 and 75 in Chile, focusing on their diversity, prevalence, internal dynamism, and sociodemographic characteristics. Background IC is comparatively high in Latin America and is related to both family norms and social vulnerabilities. However, empirical evidence on this topic comes mostly from cross-sectional studies using aggregated population data, which neglect the inherently dynamic nature of coresidential arrangements across the life course. Method We use representative life-history data in Santiago, Chile (N = 802), sequence analysis to reconstruct long-term trajectories, and bivariate analysis to examine their associations with sociodemographic factors. Results Our findings show that, first, IC in Chile may be more prevalent and diverse than suggested in previous cross-sectional studies. Second, our findings indicate patterns of long-term IC and stable conjugal cohabitation are compatible. Third, the results shed new light on the association of IC with particular sociodemographic groups. Conclusion This study analyzed patterns of living arrangements among family members based both on intergenerational and conjugal cohabitation and their dynamic character throughout the life course. Our results challenge interpretations of contemporary living arrangements among family members at an international level. Implications This study shows that IC in Chile has been largely underrepresented, both in magnitude and heterogeneity. This finding informs public policies about the reality of family configurations that require specific care, housing, and financial support. 

Long‐term trajectories of intergenerational coresidence: Evidence of living arrangements patterns in Chile

The aim of this study is to investigate the influences of the socioeconomic status of both older parents and their children on coresidential living arrangements, hence the microlevel mechanism of the formation of coresidence, in order to trace the patterns of family change in China. Starting with the assumption that the extended family system is no longer a binding cultural ideal in China, this study formulates a new explanation that living arrangements between older parents and their adult children are influenced primarily by the economic resources of the two in that decisions on living arrangements reflect negotiations between the two generations, and economic benefits become the important factors in the decision-making process. Analyses of data from the 2010 wave of Chinese Family Panel Studies provide strong empirical support to the hypotheses derived from this conceptual framework. The results indicate that the more resources both parents and their adult children have, the less likely they will choose coresidence; conversely, the fewer the resources, the more likely they will choose coresidence. In addition, the analytical model is applicable to both rural and urban subsamples.

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