• CONTENTSList of FiguresList of TablesPreface – John Fitzgerald, Ford FoundationList of ContributorsIntroduction and Acknowledgements – Zhang KainingChapter 1: From Population Control to Reproductive Health: Evolution of China’s Family Planning Program Xie Zhenming, Tang MengjunChapter 2: Women’s Empowerment in Reproductive Health in China: Searching and Practice Zheng, ZhenzhenChapter 3: Reproductive Health Care: Challenges and OpportunitiesZhang KainingChapter 4: Cognition, Belief and Practice: Sexual and reproductive health for young people in China, A Course Under Development Ersheng GAO and Chaohua LOUChapter 5: Break the Silence, Fulfill the Commitment: A Thirty Year Review: RTI/STD/HIV/AIDS Prevention and ControlJianhua LI and Xiaoliang LIChapter 6: The Rise of Rights and Pleasure: Towards a Diversity of Sexuality and GenderPan Suiming and Huang YingyingChapter 7: The Growth of China’s Sexual and Reproductive Health NGOs: 30 Years in ReviewGuosheng Deng, Ying JiChapter 8: Arduous Journey, Ceaseless Search: 30 Years of Health Care Reform in China Minquan Liu and Qu WangIndex

"[Sexual and Reproductive Health in China] provide[s] a comprehensive overview of the country’s major achievements and challengesduring this era. [...] Overall, this book is a testimony to the impact of the globalization of ideas and global norms in reproductive health (how these new ideas are adapted and help shape policy reform), and illustrates the global interconnections that characterize our world in 2012."Joan Kaufman, Brandeis University (Studies in Family Planning 43.3, 2012)"This compilation brings together a diverse array of manuscripts focused on sexual and reproductive health in China. [...] there are several insightful pieces that represent new thinking on these old topics. [...]Sexual and Reproductive Health in China is an important and timely reminder of the progress in sexual and reproductive health made thus far and the work that remains ahead. [...] The editor and authors should be commended for their contribution to understanding sexual and reproductive health in China."Joseph D. Tucker (The China Quarterly 209, March 2012)

• CONTENTSList of FiguresList of TablesPreface – John Fitzgerald, Ford FoundationList of ContributorsIntroduction and Acknowledgements – Zhang KainingChapter 1: From Population Control to Reproductive Health: Evolution of China’s Family Planning Program Xie Zhenming, Tang MengjunChapter 2: Women’s Empowerment in Reproductive Health in China: Searching and Practice Zheng, ZhenzhenChapter 3: Reproductive Health Care: Challenges and OpportunitiesZhang KainingChapter 4: Cognition, Belief and Practice: Sexual and reproductive health for young people in China, A Course Under Development Ersheng GAO and Chaohua LOUChapter 5: Break the Silence, Fulfill the Commitment: A Thirty Year Review: RTI/STD/HIV/AIDS Prevention and ControlJianhua LI and Xiaoliang LIChapter 6: The Rise of Rights and Pleasure: Towards a Diversity of Sexuality and GenderPan Suiming and Huang YingyingChapter 7: The Growth of China’s Sexual and Reproductive Health NGOs: 30 Years in ReviewGuosheng Deng, Ying JiChapter 8: Arduous Journey, Ceaseless Search: 30 Years of Health Care Reform in China Minquan Liu and Qu WangIndex

"[Sexual and Reproductive Health in China] provide[s] a comprehensive overview of the country’s major achievements and challengesduring this era. [...] Overall, this book is a testimony to the impact of the globalization of ideas and global norms in reproductive health (how these new ideas are adapted and help shape policy reform), and illustrates the global interconnections that characterize our world in 2012."Joan Kaufman, Brandeis University (Studies in Family Planning 43.3, 2012)"This compilation brings together a diverse array of manuscripts focused on sexual and reproductive health in China. [...] there are several insightful pieces that represent new thinking on these old topics. [...]Sexual and Reproductive Health in China is an important and timely reminder of the progress in sexual and reproductive health made thus far and the work that remains ahead. [...] The editor and authors should be commended for their contribution to understanding sexual and reproductive health in China."Joseph D. Tucker (The China Quarterly 209, March 2012)

• CONTENTSList of FiguresList of TablesPreface – John Fitzgerald, Ford FoundationList of ContributorsIntroduction and Acknowledgements – Zhang KainingChapter 1: From Population Control to Reproductive Health: Evolution of China’s Family Planning Program Xie Zhenming, Tang MengjunChapter 2: Women’s Empowerment in Reproductive Health in China: Searching and Practice Zheng, ZhenzhenChapter 3: Reproductive Health Care: Challenges and OpportunitiesZhang KainingChapter 4: Cognition, Belief and Practice: Sexual and reproductive health for young people in China, A Course Under Development Ersheng GAO and Chaohua LOUChapter 5: Break the Silence, Fulfill the Commitment: A Thirty Year Review: RTI/STD/HIV/AIDS Prevention and ControlJianhua LI and Xiaoliang LIChapter 6: The Rise of Rights and Pleasure: Towards a Diversity of Sexuality and GenderPan Suiming and Huang YingyingChapter 7: The Growth of China’s Sexual and Reproductive Health NGOs: 30 Years in ReviewGuosheng Deng, Ying JiChapter 8: Arduous Journey, Ceaseless Search: 30 Years of Health Care Reform in China Minquan Liu and Qu WangIndex

"[Sexual and Reproductive Health in China] provide[s] a comprehensive overview of the country’s major achievements and challengesduring this era. [...] Overall, this book is a testimony to the impact of the globalization of ideas and global norms in reproductive health (how these new ideas are adapted and help shape policy reform), and illustrates the global interconnections that characterize our world in 2012."Joan Kaufman, Brandeis University (Studies in Family Planning 43.3, 2012)"This compilation brings together a diverse array of manuscripts focused on sexual and reproductive health in China. [...] there are several insightful pieces that represent new thinking on these old topics. [...]Sexual and Reproductive Health in China is an important and timely reminder of the progress in sexual and reproductive health made thus far and the work that remains ahead. [...] The editor and authors should be commended for their contribution to understanding sexual and reproductive health in China."Joseph D. Tucker (The China Quarterly 209, March 2012)