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Policies of pro-natalism and chinese women: bibliometric analysis of publications in WoS, 2013–2025

Китайская демографическая политика, разрешающая иметь троих детей в семье, включает переход от принудительного антинатализма к неоднозначному пронатализму. Библиометрический и тематический анализ аннотаций 33 статей в базе данных WoS (2013-2025 гг.) позволил выявить структурные напряжения между репродуктивной автономией и государственными целями и вызовы, с которыми сталкиваются китайские женщины под влиянием этой противоречивой политики. Автор заявляет об отсутствии конфликта интересов.

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политика в отношении двух детей, политика в отношении трех детей, женщины, рождаемость, Китай

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Фу Линна	Национальный исследовательский университет «Высшая школа экономики»	аспирант Международной лаборатории исследований социальной интеграции, Школа социологии, факультет социальных наук	lfu@hse.ru

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