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Yun Zhou

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Department of Sociology

University of Michigan

Yun Zhou

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  • 2024. “How Gendered Lived Experiences Shape Sex Preference Attitudes in Contemporary Urban China.” Journal of Marriage and Family. [PDF]

    2022. “Gendering the Second Demographic Transition: Gender Asymmetry, Gendered Tension, and Cohabitation in Contemporary Urban China.” China Population and Development Studies. [PDF]

    2021. “The Personal and The Political: Gender Equity and Attitudes Toward Birth Restriction in Contemporary Urban China”, Socius: Sociological Research for a Dynamic World 7: 1-15. [PDF]

    2020. “‘Good Mothers Work’: How Maternal Employment Shapes Women’s Expectation of Work and Family in Contemporary Urban China”, Journal of Social Issues (76)3: 659-680. [PDF]

    In the media: The Washington Post; South China Morning Post; Initium

    2019b. “Economic Resources, Cultural Matching, and the Rural-Urban Boundary in China’s Marriage Market”, Journal of Marriage and Family (81)3: 567-583. [PDF]

    2019a. “The Dual Demands: Gender Equity and Fertility Intentions After the One-Child Policy”, Journal of Contemporary China (28)117: 367-384. [PDF]

    In the media: National Public Radio; Bloomberg; France 24

  • Forth. “Mixed Methods Analyses and Displays” in Handbook of Research Methods and Methodologies for the Social Sciences. Routledge.

    2022. “Visualizing Gendered Attitudes toward Same-Sex Sexual Behavior in China over a Decade”, Socius: Sociological Research for a Dynamic World 8: 1-3. [PDF]

  • 2023c. “The Individuals in the Numbers: Reproductive Autonomy in the Shadow of Population Planning in China and India”, (with Holly Donahue Singh), Made in China Journal.

    2023b. “Gender Inequality: A Key to Understand China’s Population Decline”, Australian Outlook.

    2023a. “Toward a Feminist Re-problematization of China’s Low Birth Rate”, Georgetown Journal of International Affairs.

    2021. “Beijing Wants a Baby Boom. Its New Three-Child Policy Probably Won’t Make One Happen”, The Washington Post, Monkey Cage.