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From organized dependence to disorganized despotism : changing labour regimes in Chinese factories

Lee, Ching Kwan - In: The China quarterly : an international journal for the … (1999), pp. 44-71

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Beyond regional analysis : manufacturing zones, urban employment and spatial inequality in China

Johnston, M. Francis - In: The China quarterly : an international journal for the … (1999), pp. 1-21

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Urban school-leavers and unemployment in China

Emerson, John Philip - In: The China quarterly : an international journal for the … (1983) 93, pp. 1-16

Unemployment in non-agricultural sector of the economy of China. Problem of reliability of official Chinese statistics … about unemployment. Inconsistencies in definitions of employment and unemployment. Return of large number of youths from …

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An unfinished battle in China : the leftist criticism of the reform and the third thought emancipation

Chen, Feng - In: The China quarterly : an international journal for the … (1999), pp. 447-467

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How has economic restructuring affected China's urban workers?

Giles, John - In: The China quarterly : an international journal for the … 185 (2006), pp. 61-95

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Guanxi and the allocation of urban jobs in China

Bian, Yanjie - In: The China quarterly : an international journal for the … (1994), pp. 971-999

, status and resources in Communist China. Based on a 1988 Tianjin survey, the article describes and analyses guanxi in the … context of China's urban job allocation. (DÜI-Sen) …

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New bosses in the workers' state : The growth of non-state sector employment in China

Sabin, Lora Lynne - In: The China quarterly : an international journal for the … (1994), pp. 944-970

Although the state is still a major economic actor in China's cities, it is widely recognized that the rapid expansion …

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Job mobility in post-Mao cities : Increases on the margins

Davis, Deborah - In: The China quarterly : an international journal for the … (1992), pp. 1062-1085

Through out most of the Mao years in both state and collective enterprises the harsh and abrupt terminations of capitalist labour markets were unusual; also absent were freedom of job choice and competition between firms for selection of the best qualified employees. Between 1978 and 1986 the...

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The politics of economic reform in Chinese industry : The introduction of the labour contract system

White, Gordon - In: The China quarterly : an international journal for the … (1987), pp. 365-389

G. White sets out to further the understanding of the politics of economic reform by focussing on just one area - labour - and within that, one specific policy - the attempted introduction of a "labour contract system" into state industrial enterprises. Employment policy process in the PRC...

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Graduate unemployment : dilemmas and challenges in China's move to mass higher education

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