This book examines the most economically critical and politically
sensitive issues of China's reform process -- labor market
development, changing industrial relations, the altered role of
trade unions, and labor-state and labor-capital conflict. By
examining the nature of contemporary work in various sectors of the
Chinese economy, the contributors demonstrate that formal ownership
patterns, still heavily dominated by the state, are not a
comprehensive guide to the character of the current economic
system.
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