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You can't even pay people to have more kids

November 27, 2023

Wang Feng, sociology, Vox, Nov. 27, 2023

Designing solutions to treat mental health disorders in China

July 18, 2023

Researchers receive $600,000 grant to develop interventions

Why China's young people are not getting married

July 10, 2023

Wang Feng, sociology, The New York Times, July 10, 2023

Expanding the field of political methodology

May 30, 2023

UCI political scientist Samantha Vortherms receives NSF CAREER award for study on globalization, establishment of summer research institute

Call for Applications: 2023-24 Long Institute Graduate Student Research Grants

May 2, 2023

Applications due by May 17, 5:00 p.m. PT

China's population is shrinking. It faces a perilous future.

March 22, 2023

Wang Feng, sociology, National Geographic, March 22, 2023

Deadly Decision in Beijing

March 2, 2023

Book by UCI sociologist Yang Su dives into succession politics, protest repression, and the 1989 Tiananmen Massacre from a new perspective

China's youth unemployment: Young people shun new rat race

February 27, 2023

Dorothy Solinger, poli sci, Deutsche Welle, Feb. 27, 2023

Desperate for babies, China races to undo an era of birth limits. Is it too late?

February 26, 2023

Wang Feng, sociology, The New York Times, MSN, The Boston Globe, Yahoo News, Feb. 26, 2023

Single mothers in China face fewer hurdles as Beijing tries to boost births

February 15, 2023

Wang Feng, sociology, The Wall Street Journal, Feb. 15, 2023

You can't even pay people to have more kids

Designing solutions to treat mental health disorders in China

Why China's young people are not getting married

Expanding the field of political methodology

Call for Applications: 2023-24 Long Institute Graduate Student Research Grants

China's population is shrinking. It faces a perilous future.

Deadly Decision in Beijing

China's youth unemployment: Young people shun new rat race

Desperate for babies, China races to undo an era of birth limits. Is it too late?

Single mothers in China face fewer hurdles as Beijing tries to boost births

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