Titlebook: Economic Stress, Human Capital, and Families in Asia; Research and Policy Wei-Jun Jean Yeung,Mui Teng Yap Book 2013 Springer Science+Busin

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Economic Insecurity and Husband-to-Wife Physical Assault in Hong Kong: The Role of Husband’s Power Mthat couples from the lower class are more likely to experience husband-to-wife violence. Prior theoretical discussions have postulated that the relationship between husband’s economic resources and husband-to-wife physical assault is explained by husband’s attempt to gain and maintain power in the

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Social Networks and Reduction of Risk in Disasters: An Example of the Wenchuan Earthquakeid needs assessment survey after the May 12 earthquake in Sichuan, China, this chapter describes the role of social networks in the search and rescue of victims and providing information and support and maintaining the mental health of the affected population. The theoretical and policy implications

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The Impact of Economic Crises on Health: Past Evidence and Policy Implications for Asiavices, monitoring risks and symptoms over critical time periods, and should pay special attention to high-risk and vulnerable groups and render assistance in priority areas of need. Governments play a critical role in providing social protection but face competing demands for funding (Marmot and Bel

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Policy Responses in an Unstable Globalized Economy: Multi-stressed Low-Earning Families in Singaporeer explores the impacts of economic trends and government policies on low-wage earners. Using a theoretical model and empirical data from a pilot study of recipients of a government Work Support Program, it demonstrates the effects of socioeconomic factors on multi-stressed low-earning families. It

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Policy Responses in an Unstable Globalized Economy: Multi-stressed Low-Earning Families in Singaporey of recipients of a government Work Support Program, it demonstrates the effects of socioeconomic factors on multi-stressed low-earning families. It discusses the adequacy of current policies in addressing the multiple stressors experienced by low-wage earners.