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Annotation.
| Clasificación: | Libro Electrónico |
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| Autores Corporativos: | , |
| Otros Autores: | , , , , , |
| Formato: | Electrónico eBook |
| Idioma: | Inglés |
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Canberra :
ANU Press,
2018.
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| Colección: | Made in China yearbook ;
2017. |
| Temas: | |
| Acceso en línea: | Texto completo |
Tabla de Contenidos:
- Gilded age – January-March 2017 – April-June 2017 – July-September 2017 – October-December 2017 – A genealogy of precarity and its ambivalence / Francesca Coin – Work precarisation and new inequalities : the role of migration / Fabio Perocco – Making class and place in contemporary China / Roberta Zavoretti – Class and precarity in China : a contested relationship / Chris Smith and Pun Ngai – From dormitory system to conciliatory despotism : changing labour regimes in Chinese factories / Kaxton Siu – The precarity of layoffs and state compensation : the minimum livelihood guarantee / Dorothy J. Solinger – Collective bargaining in China is dead : the situation is excellent / Eli Friedman – Collective bargaining or universal basic income : which way forward for Chinese workers? / Kevin Lin – Counting contention / Manfred Elfstrom – Migrants, mass arrest, and resistance in contemporary China / Ma Tian – Chinese multinational corporations in Europe : racing to the bottom? / Zheng Yu and Chris Smith – Liquid labourscape : ad hoc experimentation in a Chinese special economic zone in Laos / Antonella Diana – Outsourcing exploitation : Chinese and Cambodian garment workers compared / Ivan Franceschini – Trade union reform in one-party states : China and Vietnam compared / Anita Chan – Prospects for US-China union relations in the era of Xi and Trump / Katie Quan
- #iSlaveat10 / Jenny Chan – Treating what ails the study of Chinese politics / William Hurst – Conceptual confusion in the research on Chinese civil society / Taru Salmenkari – China’s social organisations after the Charity Law / Karla W. Simon and Holly Snape – The rise of foundations : hope for grassroots civil society in China? / Jessica C. Teets – What future is there for human rights lawyering in China? / Fu Hualing – The mental health costs of repression / Nicola Macbean – Snapshots of China’s ‘uncivil society’ / Børge Bakken – Slaving away : the ‘Black Brick Kilns scandal’ ten years on / Ivan Franceschini – A water commons in China? / Andrea E. Pia – Amateurism and our common concern for biodiversity / Timothy McLellan – Commons and the right to the city in contemporary China / Carlo Inverardi-Ferri – Burning coal in Tangshan : energy resources as commons / Edwin Schmitt – Protecting sacred commons : balancing commodity viticulture economies with ecological health in Shangri-La / Brenda A. Galipeau – China’s environmental crackdown : the case of Chengdu / Daniel Fuchs and Edwin Schmitt – In the absence of a peasantry, what, then, is a Hong Kong farmer? / Loretta Ieng Tak Lou – Burmese civil society challenges China’s development assistance in Myanmar / Jennifer Y.J. Hsu – Boom or bust in China’s jade trade with Myanmar? / Henrik Kloppenborg Møller – Indian labour movements under Modi / Tom Barnes – In the shadow of Kem Ley : is civil society the solution to Cambodia’s woes? / Astrid Norén-Nilsson – Ai Weiwei’s #refugees : a transcultural and transmedia journey / Giorgio Strafella and Daria Berg – Ren Hang : bodies without redemption / Chen Shuxia – Losing the world : after the moose have gone away / Christian Sorace – Datong, forever in limbo / Jonathan J. Kinkel – China’s industrial heritage without history / Maris Boyd Gillette – Industrial landscapes of Socialist realism / Craig A. Smith – Collecting the Red Era in contemporary China / Emily Williams – Resurrecting the dead / Ivan Franceschini.