THE HOUSEHOLD AS SECURITY: STRATEGIES OF RURAL-URBAN MIGRANTS IN CHINA

C. Cindy Fan · Wenfei Winnie Wang

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The household as a unit of analysis has increasingly gained popularity in social sciences. Clare Wallace (2002) argues that household strategies are likely to become more important when a society is subject to rapid change that leaves households in a situation of risk and uncertainty, when more

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