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Dying well: state, market, and end-of-life planning in urban China
This dissertation is an ethnography of how the privatization of eldercare transforms experiences of aging and dying in contemporary China. It contends that legal and financial planning reorganize eldercare by transforming uncertain late-life futures into responsibilities distributed across families,
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