Routledge Revival: Chinese Approaches to Family Planning (1980)

Explore a significant historical study on social policy with Revival: Chinese Approaches to Family Planning (1980). Originally published in 1980, this Routledge Revival title provides deep insight into how family planning was introduced within a rural, tradition-bound society. This work examines the methods used to educate and motivate populations during a period of major social change. It analyzes the balance between innovative communication strategies and orthodox persuasion techniques used by authorities. Readers can learn about the diverse tools employed to reach the public, including the use of media, pamphlets, posters, and lantern slides. By studying personal testimonies and various outreach methods, this book offers a clear look at the successes of China's family planning efforts in the 1970s. It serves as a valuable resource for those interested in the history of social communication and public health implementation in rural settings.