Government policy for rural-urban migrant workers in China has been
undergoing great changes since early 2000. In the 1980s and 1990s,
the Chinese government excluded this group from the urban social
protection system, but since early 2000, rural-urban migrant
workers have gradually been included in some urban social programs.
This study aims to explain this policy change and explore its
effects. Both documentary analysis and case study research methods
have been employed to fulfill this task. Government documents and
other secondary data are examined first to provide explanations for
this policy change. A case study in one city of China, namely
Tianjin, was conducted to find out the effects of the policy change
on rural-urban migrants' welfare and their migration patterns. It
is hoped that this study can help to enhance international
understanding about the situation of rural-urban migrants and
relevant policymaking in contemporary China.
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