参考文献

Bollen, Kenneth. Structural Equations with Latent Variables.New York:Wiley,1989.

Bord,Richard J and O'Connor,Robert E.The Gender Gap in Environmental Attitudes: The Case of Perceived Vulnerability to Risk.Social Science Quarterly ,1997(78):830-840.

Brenot, Jean, Bonnefous, Sylviane and Marris, Claire. Testing the Cultural Theory of Risk in France. Risk Analysis,1998,Vol. 18 (6): 729-739.

Byrne,Barbara. Structural Equation Modeling With AMOS: Basic Concepts, Applications, and Programming. Mahwah, New Jersey: Lawrence Erlbaum Associates, Inc, 2001.

Chen, Feinian.Employment Transitions and the Household Division of Labor in China. Social Forces,2005,84(2): 831-851.

Chodorow, Nancy.Family Structure and Feminine Personality//Rosaldo, M and Lamphere, L. Women, Culture and Society.Stanford, CA: Stanford University Press, 1974: 42-66.

Chung, Shan-shan and Poon, Chi-sun. The Attitudes of Guangzhou Citizens on Waste Reduction and Environmental Issues. Resources, Conservation and Recycling, 1999(25): 35-59.

Chung, Shan-shan and Poon, Chi-sun.A Comparison of Waste-Reduction Practices and New Environmental Paradigm of Rural and Urban Chinese Citizens.Journal of Environmental Management ,2001(62): 3-19.

Currier, Carrie Liu. Investing in the Future: The One Child Policy and Reform.Journal of Women, Politics and Policy,2008,29(3): 365-393.

Davidson, Debra J and Freudenburg，William R. Gender and Environmental Risk Concerns: A Review and Analysis of Available Research.Environment and Behavior, 1996,28(3): 302-339.

Dietz, Thomas, Stern, Paul C and Guagnano,Gregory A. Social Structural and Social Psychological Bases of Environmental Concern. Environment and Behavior,1998,30 (4): 450-471.

Dietz, Thomas, Dan,Amy and Shwom，Rachael. Support for Climate Change Policy: Social Psychological and Social Structural Influences. Rural Sociology ,2007,72(2): 185-214.

Eisler, Anna D, Eisler, Hannes and Yoshida, Mitsuo. Perception of Human Ecology: Cross-cultural and Gender Comparisons. Journal of Environmental Psychology ,2003(23): 89-101.

Finucane, Melissa, Slovic, Paul, Mertz, C K, Flynn, James andSatterfield, Theresa A. Gender, Race, and Perceived Risk: the “White Male” Effect. Health, Risk and Society, 2000,2(2): 159-172.

Freudenburg, William R and Davidson,Debra J. Nuclear Families and Nuclear Risks: The Effects of Gender, Geography, and Progeny on Attitudes toward a Nuclear Waste Facility.” Rural Sociology, 2007,Vol.72 (2): 215-243.

Gilligan, Carol. In a Different Voice. Cambridge, MA: Harvard University Press,1982.

Greenbaum, Allan. Taking Stock of Two Decades of Research on the Social Bases of Environmental Concern// Mehta, Michael D and Ouellet, Eric. Environmental Sociology: Theory and Practice.North York, Ontario, Canada: Captus Press,1995:125-152.

Greenberg, Michael R and Schneider, Dona F. Gender Dif-ferences in Risk Perception: Effects Differ in Stressed vs. Non-Stressed Environments. Risk Analysis, 1995,Vol.15 (4): 503-511.

Harris, Paul G. Grenn or Grown? Environmental Attitudes and Governance in Greater China. Nature and Culture, 2008,3(2):151-182.

Hayes，Bernadette C. Gender, Scientific Knowledge and Attitudes toward the Environment: A Cross-National Analysis.Political Research Quarterly, 2001,Vol.54, No.3:657-671.

Hong, Dayong and Xiao,Chenyang. Gender and Environmental Concern in China. Sociological Studies (In Chinese), 2007a (2):111-135.

Hong, Dayong and Xiao,Chenyang. The Growth of Chinese Environmental Sociology. International Sociological Association: Research Committee 24 (Environment and Society), 2007b.http://www.bsos.umd.edu/socy/drfisher/ISA-RC24/Resources.html.

Hussain, Athar. Demographic Transition in China and its Implications. World Development, 2002,30(10): 1823-1834.

Johnson, Branden. Gender and Race in Beliefs about Outdoor Air Pollution.Risk Analysis,2002,Vol.22(4):725-738.

Klineberg, Stephen L, McKeever, Matthew and Rothenbach,Bert. Demographic Predictors of Environmental Concern: It Does Make a Difference How It's Measured. Social Science Quarterly, 1998(79):734-753.

Leach, Melissa. Earth Mother Myths and Other Ecofeminist Fables: How a Strategic Notion Rose and Fell. Development and Change,2007, Vol.38 (1): 67-85.

Lee, Yok-shiu F. Public Environmental Consciousness in China// Day, Kristen A. China's Environment and the Challenge of Sustainable Development. Armonk, New York: East Gate,2005.

Luo, Yanju and Deng, Jinyang. The New Environmental Paradigm and Nature-Based Tourism Motivation. Journal of Travel Research, 2008(46): 392-402.

Mohai, Paul. Gender Differences in the Perceptions of Most Important Environmental Problems.Race, Gender and Class,1997,Vol.5(1):153-169.

Momsen, Janet H. Gender Differences in Environmental Concern and Perception.The Journal of Geography,2000,99(2): 47-56.

Pimentel, Ellen E and Liu, Jinyun. Gender Ideology, Household Behavior, and Backlash in Urban China. Journal of Family Issues, 2006,27(3): 341-365.

Polk, Merritt. Are Women Potentially More Accommodating Than Men to a Sustainable Transportation System in Sweden?. Transportation Research, 2003(8): 75-95.

Shen, Junyi and Saijo, Tatsuyoshi. Reexamining the Relations between Socio-demographic Characteristics and Individual Environmental Concern: Evidence from Shanghai Data.Journal of Environmental Psychology,2008(28):42-50.

Sherkat, Darren E and Ellison, Christopher G. Structuring the Religion-Environment Connection: Identifying Religious Influences on Environmental Concern and Activism.Journal of the Scientific Study of Religion, 2007,Vol. 46(1): 71-85.

Siegrist, Michael H, Gutscher, Heinz and Earle, Timonthy C. Perception of Risk: the Influence of General Trust, and General Confidence. Journal of Risk Research,2005,Vol.8(2):145-156.

Somma, Mark and Tolleson-Rinehart, Sue. Tracking the Elusive Green Women: Sex, Environmentalism, and Feminism in the United States and Europe. Political Research Quarterly,1997,Vol.50(1):153-169.

Stern, Paul C, Dietz, Thomas and Kalof, Linda. Value Orientations, Gender and Environmental Concern. Environment and Behavior,1993(25):322-348.

Stern, Paul C and Dietz, Thomas. The Value Basis of Environmental Concern. Journal of Social Issues ,1994(50):65-84.

Stern, Paul C, Dietz, T and Guagnano, G A. The New Ecological Paradigm in Social-psychological Context. Environment and Behavior, 1995(27)：723-743.

Van Liere, Kent and Dunlap, Riley E. The Social Bases of Environmental Concern: A Review of Hypotheses, Explanations and Empirical Evidence. Public Opinion Quarterly, 1980(44):181-197.

Xiao, Chenyang and Dunlap,Riley E. Validating a Comprehensive Model of Environmental Concern Cross-Nationally: A US-Canadian Comparison. Social Science Quarterly,2007, Vol.88(2): 471-493.

Xu, Anqi, Xie, Xiaolin, Liu, Wenli, Xia, Yan and Liu,Dalin. Chinese Family Strengths and Resiliency.Marriage and Family Review,2007,41(1):143-164.

Zeng, Yi. A Demographic Analysis of Family Households in China: 1982-1995. Journal of Comparative Family Studies, 2002,33(1):15-34.

Zhang, Yuping, Hannum, Emily and Wang, Meiyan. Gender-Based Employment and Income Differences in Urban China: Considering the Contributions of Marriage and Parenthood. Social Forces,2008,86(4): 1529-1560.