First published 9/29/2026, 9:08:15 PM · Last updated 9/29/2026, 9:08:15 PM

The mother–daughter relationship in urban singleton-daughter families: Changing intergenerational relationships and the implications for Chinese family reinstitutionalization

A SAGE journal article (published 2026-06-11) analyzes intergenerational relationships in urban singleton-daughter families in China and discusses implications for family reinstitutionalization. The source provided is the article metadata and title only, with no further details in the supplied excerpt.

Categories: politics-and-governance

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The research addresses changes in family relationships that the authors link to implications for Chinese family reinstitutionalization.

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The mother–daughter relationship in urban singleton-daughter families: Changing intergenerational relationships and the implications for Chinese family reinstitutionalization

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