How China works perspectives on the twentieth-century industrial workplace
edited by Jacob Eyferth
- London New York Routledge 2009
- xiii, 162 p. ill. 24 cm
- Routledge studies in Asia's transformations 12 .
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Introduction / Jacob Eyferth -- Village industries and the making of rural-urban difference in early twentieth-century Shanxi / Henrietta Harrison -- Socialist deskilling : the struggle over skills in a rural craft industry, 1949-1965 / Jacob Eyferth -- Commanding heights industrialization and wage determination in the Chinese factory, 1950-1957 / Mark W. Frazier -- Industrial involution : recruitment development within the railway system / Lida Junghans -- Serving the state, serving the people : work in a post-socialist department store / Amy Hanser -- Capital's incorporation of labor rights and corporate codes of conduct in a Chinese dormitory labor regime / Pun Ngai -- Work, conformity, and defiance : strategies of resistance and control in China's township and village enterprises / Calvin Chen -- Labor on the "floating native land" : a case study of seafarers on PRC ocean-going ships / Minghua Zhao.
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Economy -- General -- Industrial relations--China--Case studies Economy -- General -- Industrial policy--China
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