Understanding China through Big Data: Applications of Theory-oriented Quantitative Approaches

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Half Title
Series Page
Title Page
Copyright Page
Table of Contents
List of figures
List of tables
Preface
Part I Introduction
	Chapter 1 Bringing big data to quantitative macrosociology
Part II Mapping public discourse and social stratification
	Chapter 2 Social stratification as a public discourse in China, 1949–2008
	Chapter 3 Public concerns about class immobility and economic inequality
	Chapter 4 Self-perceived social mobility and class solidification
	Chapter 5 Stratified nostalgia for the Chinese revolutions
Part III Portraying social transformations and cultural practice
	Chapter 6 The international visibility of Chinese cities in modern times
	Chapter 7 The cultural determinant of foreign direct investment
	Chapter 8 The effect of cultural familiarity on inbound tourism
	Chapter 9 Coauthor networks in China’s humanities and social sciences
Part IV Revealing public health and community wellness
	Chapter 10 Evaluating effect of PM2.5 exposure on suicidal ideation
	Chapter 11 Forecasting trends in prevalence and incidence of HIV/AIDS
	Chapter 12 Profiling the vaping epidemic and public favorites on e-cigarettes
	Chapter 13 Measuring public concerns in LGBT issues
References
Index