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Published online by Cambridge University Press:  24 March 2022

Ethan Michelson
Ethan Michelson
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Indiana University, Bloomington

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Decoupling
Gender Injustice in China's Divorce Courts
 , pp. viii - ix
Publisher: Cambridge University Press
Print publication year: 2022
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  1. 1.1The divorce process

  2. 2.1Adjudications as a proportion of all first-instance concluded cases

  3. 4.1Locations of courts in Henan Province

  4. 4.2Locations of courts in Zhejiang Province

  5. 4.3Composition of online court decisions

  6. 4.4Decision dates and filing dates of online divorce adjudications

  7. 4.5Gender composition of plaintiffs filing first-attempt divorce petitions

  8. 4.6Consistency between sample and population counts

  9. 4.7Mean age at marriage

  10. 5.1Composition of decision-makers assigned (and procedures applied) to civil cases

  11. 6.1Time-series correlations of decisions to deny/grant divorce petitions

  12. 6.2Proportion of divorce petitions (%) granted

  13. 6.3Association between judge population and general population

  14. 6.4Association between percentage of divorces granted and cases per judge

  15. 6.5Path model of factors contributing to the judicial clampdown on divorce

  16. 6.6Outcomes of divorce petitions by source of data (official government statistics vs. online decisions)

  17. 6.7Outcomes of divorce petitions by attempt (first vs. subsequent)

  18. 6.8Proportion of plaintiffs (%) withdrawing divorce petitions

  19. 7.1Proportion of plaintiffs (%) making domestic violence allegations

  20. 8.1Word clouds of top 50 most frequently used words in judges’ holdings

  21. 8.2Hierarchical cluster analysis of top 50 words in domestic violence cases

  22. 8.3Proportion of first-attempt divorce petitions (%) denied

  23. 8.4Proportion of defendants (%) who withheld consent to divorce

  24. 8.5Ordinary civil procedure utilization rate (%) in first-attempt divorce trials

  25. 8.6Public notice trials (%) among all first-attempt divorce trials

  26. 11.1Proportion of litigants (%) awarded child custody

  27. 11.2Proportion of litigants (%) with physical possession of a child

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