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List of maps and illustrations | p. viii |
List of tables | p. ix |
Preface | p. xi |
Acknowledgements | p. xv |
List of abbreviations | p. xvii |
New wine, old bottle | p. 1 |
Minority ethnicity and traditionally | p. 2 |
Status attainment and behavioral modernity | p. 4 |
Lanzhou | p. 6 |
Data and variables | p. 13 |
The 2001 Lanzhou Survey | p. 13 |
In-depth interviews and field observations | p. 16 |
Variables | p. 18 |
Inter-group variation in social status | p. 19 |
Intra-group variation in social status | p. 21 |
Organization of the book | p. 23 |
Neighbors united, neighbors divided | p. 24 |
Who are "neighbors"? | p. 25 |
How is neighboring behavior measured? | p. 28 |
The social composition of neighborhoods | p. 29 |
How helpful are Lanzhou neighbors? | p. 32 |
Instrumental exchange | p. 32 |
Expressive behavior | p. 34 |
Intra-group variation | p. 36 |
Ethnic variation in neighboring behavior | p. 36 |
Hui-Han differences in instrumental exchange | p. 37 |
Hui-Han differences in expressive behavior | p. 37 |
Discussions and summary | p. 41 |
Sworn brotherhood or modern friendship? | p. 44 |
Informal solidarities in historical perspective | p. 44 |
How should friendship ties be identified? | p. 46 |
Who are the respondents' friends? | p. 49 |
Sources | p. 49 |
Socio-demographic profiles | p. 49 |
Three main barriers to cross-status friendships | p. 52 |
Ethnic odds of cross-status friendships | p. 52 |
How does status condition friendship formation? | p. 55 |
Ethnic odds of cross-homophily friendships | p. 57 |
How does cultural capital shape friendship formation? | p. 59 |
Ethnic odds of friendship choices by interaction | p. 61 |
How does interaction affect friendship formation? | p. 63 |
Discussions and summary | p. 64 |
A lonely crowd or a network society? | p. 67 |
Network information | p. 69 |
Four main types of network activities | p. 70 |
Instrumental assistance | p. 71 |
Consultation | p. 72 |
Money matters and leisure | p. 74 |
Joint political activities | p. 76 |
Intra-group variation | p. 77 |
Multivariate analysis of network activities | p. 77 |
Hui-Han differences in instrumental assistance | p. 77 |
Hui-Han differences in consultation | p. 78 |
Hui-Han differences in joint leisure activities and money matters | p. 81 |
Hui-Han differences in joint political activities | p. 83 |
Discussions and summary | p. 83 |
Finding a mate in a metropolis | p. 86 |
Marital status | p. 88 |
Changes in mate selection methods | p. 89 |
Ethnic variation in arranged marriage and matchmaking | p. 90 |
Ethnic variation in introduction | p. 93 |
Ethnic variation in free choice | p. 97 |
Discussions and summary | p. 99 |
Who marries whom? | p. 101 |
Ethnic variation in close-relation marriage | p. 101 |
Ethnic variation in marrying parental acquaintances | p. 104 |
Ethnic variation in neighborhood romance | p. 105 |
Ethnic variation in laoxiang marriages | p. 106 |
Ethnic variation in school romance | p. 109 |
Ethnic variation in workplace love affairs | p. 110 |
Discussions and summary | p. 113 |
"Match-door" marriages | p. 114 |
Local views on homogamy | p. 114 |
A matrix of cross-status marriages | p. 116 |
Three main types of "mismatched" marriages | p. 116 |
Ascribed status | p. 116 |
Achieved status | p. 119 |
Cultural distinction | p. 121 |
Ethnic odds of cross-status marriages | p. 124 |
Modeling ethnic differences in homogamy | p. 126 |
How does ascribed status affect homogamy? | p. 126 |
How does achieved status shape homogamy? | p. 127 |
How does cultural distinction mold homogamy? | p. 129 |
Discussions and summary | p. 130 |
Family behavior | p. 132 |
Is there ethnic variation in family size? | p. 133 |
Is there ethnic variation infertility? | p. 137 |
A hard choice: household extension or conjugality? | p. 139 |
Discussions and summary | p. 142 |
Ethnicity and urban life in China | p. 144 |
Ethnic variation in modernity and traditionality | p. 144 |
Ethnic culture or status attainment? | p. 146 |
Pluralism or assimilation? | p. 148 |
From area studies to mainstream social science research | p. 150 |
Notes | p. 152 |
Bibliography | p. 169 |
Index | p. 182 |
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