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China ~ Antinatalism

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China ~ Antinatalism

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China ~ Antinatalism

  1. Issues

    • Demographic structure
      • Ageing population
        • Population Pyramids
      • Shortage of an economically active age group
        • Less people taking over the jobs
    • Gender Structure
      • Higher male ratio compared to females
      • By 2020, 30 million men will be unable to find a wife and have a child
    • Civil Liberties and Human Rights
      • Women, for a brief period of time, whom were pregnant were often forced to have an abortion or sterilization
        • This was at the beginning of the policy
      • "Granny Police"
        • People used to spy on families suspected to be hidding a pregnancy
    • Little Emperor Syndrome
      • Indulged men whom are arrogant and lack social skills
    • Civil Unrest
      • In rural areas males were needed more to help with the manual labor
      • Reports of...
        • Gender selective abortions
        • Hidden Children
        • Abandonned Girls
        • Female Infanticide (Rare)
  2. The Policy

    • Failure
      • criticisms about human rights (not only freedom of choice but forced abortions and sterilizations)
      • "Female Problems"
        • Infanticide
        • Sex Imbalance 117:100
        • Child Abandonment
      • Increase in the dependancy load
        • A large portion of the population will be older than 65
          • Shortage of workers to take over the jobs left by this population group
        • The population, however is still going to reach 1.3 billion and will still grow
      • "Little Emperors Syndrome"
        • The only child is spoiled
      • The policy is open to corruption
        • Bribes to have another child
    • Success
      • The fertility rate has declined
        • 6 / women to 1.7 / women
      • The populations growth rate has declined
        • 1960's : 2.61%
        • Today : 0.65%
      • The birth rate has declined
        • Went from 45 / 1000 to 13 / 1000
  3. History

    • 1953
      • The first census occurred : 583 million people
    • 1970
      • An attempt to slow down the population
        • Slogan: "Later, longer, fewer."
        • Encouraged people to have 2 children only
    • 1979
      • The one child policy is introduced
    • 2010
      • The population reaches 1.335 billion people
    • 1953 - 1964
      • The population increased by 112 million people
      • Mao Zedong encouraged people to have a larger family to make China stronger
  4. Mechanisms

    • Introducing laws to the Han majority to reduce the number of births
      • 90% of the population
      • Does not include he minority groups
        • The policy does not apply to the minority groups
    • Cash Bonuses
      • improved housing
      • education
      • free health care
        • free birth control and family planning advice
    • Age limits for mariage certificates
      • A couple must apply for a marriage certificate
        • The later a couple gets married the chances of having a child gets slimmer
    • Housing of more than one child can lead to...
      • loss of benefits
      • financial penalty
        • This can be three times a persons salary

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China's antinatalism mind-map (case study)
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