Children of migrants now make up close to 40% of all children in China. This paper analyzes the recent trends from 2000 to 2016 and the major aspects of the children of migrants by distilling data from multiple large national surveys and assessing the very small rural left-behind children (...
China popul. dev. stud. (2018) 2:108–128https://doi.org/10.1007/s42379-018-0005-01 3ORIGINAL ARTICLEEducating the children of migrants in China and the United States: a common challenge?Jennifer Holdaway 1,2Received: 8 February 2018 / Accepted: 27 February 2018 / Published online: 25 ...
Educating the children of migrants in China and the United States: a common challenge? The education of the children of migrants is a policy issue of great importance in both China and the United States. While first generation migrants have g... J Holdaway - 当代中国人口与发展(英文) 被引...
The team's research showed that the prevalence of obesity in resident children was 20% compared with 14.3% in migrant children. It is the first study to comparechildhood obesityin urban migrants with city residents. Migrants now comprise up to 50% of the population in major cities across Chin...
The tidal wave of China’s migration process, which started in the 1980s, has reached a point where some migrants who arrived in the earlier years are now bearing their children in these cities. These city-born migrant children had already reached school age by the 1990s. Therefore, the ...
Access to pension could predict higher likelihood of children migration. Improving social insurance schemes for rural hukou migrants to make them at par with those for urban hukou migrants can remove discrepancies in the likelihood of their children's migration....
According to the Oxfam report, at least 16,500 migrants, of whom a quarter were children, had passed through the Italian border town of Ventimiglia in the nine months to April 2018. "Europe must fix its asylum system, and share the responsibility for hosting asylum seekers. Governments and ...
students; results show support to quite different socialization processes for the two groups: strong moral beliefs and good academic performance play key roles in the prevention of delinquency for rural migrant students while non-rural migrants are affected by school attachment and negative social ...
Members of the younger generation of migrants(外来务工者) are children of DengXiaoping's reforms. They have never worked the land. They want “personaldevelopment", unlike their parents who focused on more 1 needs. The newgeneration s no longer willing to stay in the dirtiest jobs, is not ...
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