Przemiany rodziny chińskiej w aspekcie prawnym: ku indywidualizmowi czy familizmowi?

• Authors: Wang Yun

Title variants

EN

Transformation of the Chinese family in the legal aspect: towards individualism or familism?

Abstracts

EN

In this paper, I investigate the change in the term of a family in the context of modern Chinese family law, with a consideration of its historical- cultural context. The article concludes that the changes in family law in the recent four decades presents both a individualization tendency and familistic tendency. However, the two tendencies appear in laws and regulations concerned with different family relationships. Between the spouses, an obvious individualization inclination was gradually introduced. Whereas, facing a social reality of aging society and highly mobile life style, which causes providing for elders more difficult than before, the law intends to support intergenerational ties, and in this way promote a familistic outlook.

Keywords

EN

Chinese family; family law; individualization; familism

PL

rodzina chińska; chińskie prawo rodzinne; indywidualizacja; familizm

• Publisher: Wydawnictwo Adam Marszałek
• Journal: Azja-Pacyfik
• Year: 2019
• Issue: XXII
• Pages: 79-89

Dates

published

2019

Contributors

author

Wang Yun

• Uniwersytet SWPS

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Identifiers

DOI

10.15804/ap201904

Biblioteka Nauki

1955855