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Female workers in China have a de jure right to maternity benefits, as enshrined in policy and legal documents since … quantitative data from statistical yearbooks and the China Labor Dynamics Survey, we add new insights to research on maternity … benefits in China by tackling the relationship between drift and the implementation of legislation. …

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How to promote cooperative innovation in environmentally friendly technology : a case of agricultural biotechnology in China

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Trade and sustainable development : the Nigeria-China experience

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Spatial network characteristics and drivers of carbon emission reduction capability in urban agglomerations : a case study of Shandong Province

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Systematic and Bibliographic Review of Social Network Analysis Applied in Rural Community Research : Comparison between China and Other Nations

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Social network theory and methods have become an important starting point for exploring complex interdisciplinary issues in rural communities. However, it is necessary to systematically sort out the application characteristics and trends of social network analysis methods in rural community...

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Evaluation of the effects of Chinese Dietary Guidelines on nutrition, environment, and cost

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National dietary guidelines serve as a strategic tool to facilitate dietary adjustments, improve human nutrition, and reduce environmental strain by guiding individuals toward healthier dietary choices. This study examines the evolution of Chinese Dietary Guidelines (CDG) and compares them with...

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Is there a peer effect on corporate ESG performance? : evidence from China's capital market

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Decoding rural connections : a comparative insight into social network analysis in rural communities of China and beyond

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Between Scylla and Charybdis : land reform and local agents under the Chinese Communist regime

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