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Laidoff Workers In A Workers State Unemployment With Chinese Characteristics Thomas B Gold

Name: Laidoff Workers In A Workers State Unemployment With Chinese Characteristics Thomas B Gold
SKU: BELL-2499694
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Laidoff Workers In A Workers State Unemployment With Chinese Characteristics Thomas B Gold instant download after payment.

Publisher: Palgrave Macmillan

File Extension: PDF

File size: 1.53 MB

Pages: 272

Author: Thomas B. Gold, WILLIAM J. HURST, JAEYOUN WON, AND LI QIANG

ISBN: 9780230613706, 0230613705

Language: English

Year: 2009

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Laidoff Workers In A Workers State Unemployment With Chinese Characteristics Thomas B Gold by Thomas B. Gold, William J. Hurst, Jaeyoun Won, And Li Qiang 9780230613706, 0230613705 instant download after payment.

Communist parties lead revolutions in the name of the industrial proletariat. But in the course of China’s post-Mao reforms, perhaps no class has experienced downward mobility as steep as the working class. An estimated 30 million of state enterprise workers have experienced xiagang (laying-off), a stop-gap measure short of full unemployment, leaving them in a sort of limbo without the technical or psychological skills to adjust successfully to China’s new marketized, privatized, and globalized economy. In this book, an international team of scholars explores not only the politics of xiagang, but also the effect on Chinese workers and their families, and the variety of their responses to this unprecedented dislocation in their lives.