There is a relation between the adoption of Chinese children and the introduction in 1979 of the one-child policy in China. The one-child policy includes various exceptions. Rural families are allowed ...

Providing an insider’s perspective on China’s demographic issues and the one-child policy, Dr. Dudley Poston, Professor of Sociology and George T. and Gladys H. Abell Professor of Liberal Arts at ...

Another issue is the gender imbalance ... China's birth rate may fall naturally anyway. So this makes the one-child policy unnecessary. Therefore, to improve the mainland's social structure ...

China’s one-child policy was a massive social engineering project launched to slow down rapid population growth and aid ...

An curved arrow pointing right. China is abandoning its one-child policy after more than 30 years. The policy was implemented in order to curb population growth, but it has had unintended ...

But a legacy of the one-child policy is a dearth of women of childbearing ... mostly populated by children with medical ...

A lack of affordable childcare compounds the issue. In hindsight, China’s one-child policy was a misjudged and overly extreme precaution. That said, despite its impact on the country’s fertility rate, ...

After decades of coercive implementation of its one-child policy, which was intended to limit population growth, now the government does not want to admit population decline. Using fines ...