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Getting back together...again

February 14, 2023

In this Valentine's Day piece for SAGE Perspectives, sociologists Kristin Turney, UCI, and Sarah Halpern-Meekin, University of Wisconsin-Madison, share their research on relationship churning and some of its challenges

China province to offer benefits to single parents as birth rate drops

January 30, 2023

Wang Feng, sociology, The Washington Post, Jan. 30, 2023

Could migration help ease the world's population challenges?

January 30, 2023

Wang Feng, sociology, NPR, Jan. 30, 2023

What does a world with billions of old people look like? Asian countries are searching for answers

January 30, 2023

Wang Feng, sociology, Grid, Jan. 30, 2023

Opinion: The alternative, optimistic story of population decline

January 30, 2023

Wang Feng, sociologist, gives expert perspective in this piece for The New York Times

China's singles fight family pressure to get married as population declines

January 26, 2023

Wang Feng, sociology, Financial Times, Jan. 26, 2023

'The last generation': the young Chinese people vowing not to have children

January 20, 2023

Wang Feng, sociology, The Guardian, Jan. 20, 2023

China's self-inflicted pain

January 18, 2023

Wang Feng, sociology, The New York Times, Jan. 18, 2023

How China came to regret its one-child policy

January 18, 2023

Wang Feng, sociology, Vox, MSN, Jan. 18, 2023

Here's how the seismic shift of a shrinking China could transform its economy, politics and society

January 18, 2023

Wang Feng, sociology, Fortune (The Conversation), Jan. 18, 2023

Getting back together...again

China province to offer benefits to single parents as birth rate drops

Could migration help ease the world's population challenges?

What does a world with billions of old people look like? Asian countries are searching for answers

Opinion: The alternative, optimistic story of population decline

China's singles fight family pressure to get married as population declines

'The last generation': the young Chinese people vowing not to have children

China's self-inflicted pain

How China came to regret its one-child policy

Here's how the seismic shift of a shrinking China could transform its economy, politics and society

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