These contributions look at the general conditions of Chinese workers; the particular situation of women workers; a case study of Foxconn; the relationship between China’s surveillance state and Israel’s repression of Palestinians; and a discussion of solidarity between the U.S. and Chinese labor movements.
Special Section on Labor in China
In this symposium:
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