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Contributors
Series Editor Foreword
Acknowledgments
Introduction: Aging Families in Chinese Society
Section I: Disability and Family Support
1 Disability and Social Support Networks Among Older Adults in Contemporary China
2 Family Roles in Caring for Older Persons with Long-Term Care Needs in China and Thailand
3 How Do Intergenerational Relationships Change When a Parent’s Death Gets Closer? Evidence from Rural China
Section II: Family Relationships and Mental Health
4 Family, Friendship, and Loneliness Among Older Chinese Adults: Urban–Rural Comparisons
5 Grandparent–Grandchild Family Capital and Depressive Symptoms of Older Adults in Rural China: A Two-Wave Cross-Lagged Panel Analysis
6 Aging in Place? Influence of Neighborhood and Home Environments on Cognitive Functioning Among Older Chinese Adults
7 Better Grandparent, Better Grandchild? Cognitive Evidence from Chinese Multigenerational Households
Section III: Filial Piety and Gender Norms
8 Aging and Intergenerational Ambivalence in China: An Urban–Rural Comparison
9 Trends in Living Arrangements Among China’s Oldest- and Extreme-Old
10 Gendered Time Use of Older Adults in Rural Chinese Families
Section IV: Long-Term Care Preferences
11 “Can Eldercare Facilities Be My Home?” Understanding Factors Influencing Long-Term Care Facility Residents’ Life Satisfaction in China
12 Intergenerational Family Relationships and Their Impact on Preferences for Meeting Future Care Needs Among Middle-aged and Older Adults in Taiwan
13 Preferences for Institutional Care Among Older Adults in China: Is Family Composition Important?
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Declining fertility rates and increased life expectancies over the last few decades have conspired to make China one of the more rapidly aging societies in the world. Aging Families in Chinese Society focuses on the accelerated social and demographic changes in China and examines their implications for family care and support for older adults.

Contributors to this landmark volume portray various challenges facing aging families in China as a result of reduced family size, changing gender expectations, rapid economic development and urbanization, rural-to-urban migration, and an emerging but still underdeveloped long-term care system. Divided into four thematic areas ? Disability and Family Support; Family Relationships and Mental Health; Filial Piety and Gender Norms; and Long-term Care Preferences ? chapters in this volume confront these burgeoning issues and offer salient policy and practice considerations not just for today’s aging population, but future generations to come.

Combining quantitative data from social surveys in China, comparative surveys in Taiwan and Thailand, and qualitative data from in-depth interviews, Aging Families in Chinese Societies will be of significant interest to students and researchers in aging and gerontology, China and East Asian Studies and population studies.



Aging Families in Chinese Society focuses on the accelerated social and demographic changes in China and examines their implications for family care and support for older adults.