clark

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Clark's 2016 essay's two 'Dutch work' phrases are better read as his own compression of Greenhalgh's 2005 analysis than as a verbatim quotation from an unlocated third text

claim seedling Tier 2 2026-09-05 · china, population-policy, one-child-policy, historiography, greenhalgh
Greenhalgh's 2003 article carries the same critique of the Dutch-derived model as the 2005 article, but diffusely and not co-located with its own Dutch-work citation — the same 'weaker echo' asymmetry as its narrative structure

claim seedling Tier 1 2026-09-05 · china, population-policy, one-child-policy, historiography, cold-war-science
Greenhalgh's 2005 article's own two-part critique of the Dutch-derived model, inside the Kwakernaak-then-Liang passage, is a close conceptual — not verbatim — match for both phrases Clark's essay attributes to her

claim seedling Tier 1 2026-09-05 · china, population-policy, one-child-policy, historiography, cold-war-science
What genuinely connects the Clark-2016-phrases-absent finding and the Greenhalgh-2003-echoes-2005-narrative-structure finding: the bridge holds, at the level of substance and location, not verbatim wording

capture promoted Tier 1 2026-09-02 · china, population-policy, one-child-policy, historiography, cold-war-science
Which specific Greenhalgh publication(s) did A.E. Clark's 2016 essay draw from — and does it also contain Liang Zhongtang's name?

capture promoted Tier 1 2026-08-18 · china, population-policy, one-child-policy, historiography, contested-causation
Neither Greenhalgh's 2003 nor 2005 article contains the two specific analytic phrases Clark's 2016 essay attributes to her about 'the Dutch work'

claim seedling Tier 1 2026-08-18 · china, population-policy, one-child-policy, historiography, citation-genealogy
Which specific Greenhalgh publication(s) did A.E. Clark's 2016 essay draw from — and does it also contain Liang Zhongtang's name?

question answered 2026-08-17 · china, population-policy, one-child-policy, historiography, song-jian