Labour Regimes in China

Labour Regimes in China
No 285, 2023/4 - pages
Pages 3 to 24

Continuity, ruptures and new insights into labour regimes in China (1949-2024)

By Eric Florence, Gilles Guiheux
Pages 25 to 44

What happened to coercion? Categories of work and preconceptions in early-modern Chinese labour history

By Claude Chevaleyre
Pages 45 to 66

The construction of workers’ social identity in the Maoist era: the case of the Caoyang workers’ new village in Shanghai

By Chen Yang
Pages 67 to 90

The staff and workers’ congress under three iterations of Chinese corporatism (1949-2022)

By Joel Andreas, Yao Li, Peiyao Li
Pages 91 to 118

The servicing model and changing pattern of trade union reform: a historical review of the All-China Federation of Trade Unions

By Siqi Luo, Chris King-Chi Chan
Pages 119 to 138

Becoming a teacher: a gendered risk aversion strategy among aspirational middle-class women in contemporary China

By Kailing Xie, Ying Huang
Pages 139 to 160

Chinese workers’ online videos. A new medium for expressing subjectivities – Gilles Guiheux

By Gilles Guiheux
Pages 161 to 178

Recreating a social media-based network society: the resistance of Chinese couriers and the regulation of platform capitalism

By Chloé Froissart, Ke Huang
Pages 179 to 200

Struggling over public spaces and scales of visibility: workers’ grassroots organisations in twenty-first century China

By Eric Florence
Pages 200 to 203

Charles-François Mathis, La civilisation du charbon. En Angleterre, du règne de Victoria à la Seconde Guerre mondiale, Paris, Vendémiaire, “Chroniques”, 2021, 555 pages.

By Marion Henry
Pages 204 to 207

Lionel Jacquot, Brice Monier, Martine Paindorge and Simon Paye (eds.), Bataville (1931-2001). Ville-usine de la chaussure, Grenoble, Presses universitaires de Grenoble, “La pierre et l’écrit”, 2023, 380 pages.

By Pascal Raggi
Pages 207 to 211

Denis Cogneau, Un empire bon marché. Histoire et économie politique de la colonisation française (XIXe–XXIe siècle), Paris, Éditions du Seuil, “Éco-histoires” collection, 2023, 512 pages

By Antoine Perrier
Pages 211 to 214

Romain Huret, Les millions de monsieur Mellon. Le capitalisme en procès aux États-Unis (1933-1941), Paris, La Découverte, 2023, 266 pages

By Frédéric Monier
Pages 214 to 216

Arnaud Manas, L’or de la guerre froide, Éditions du Cerf, 2022, 208 pages.

By reviewed by Patrice Baubeau
Pages 216 to 219

Matteo Battistini, Middle Class: An Intellectual History through Social Sciences. An American Fetish from its Origins to Globalization, Leiden-Boston, Brill, 2022, 217 pages.

By Antoinette Ferrand
Pages 219 to 224

Anthony Favier, Yannick Fer, Juliette Galonnier and Ana Perrin-Heredia (eds.), Religions et classes sociales, Lyon, ENS Éditions, “Sociétés, espaces, temps”, 2023, 320 pages.

By Marie-Emmanuelle Chessel
Pages 224 to 227

Brice Fossard, Les élites indochinoises et l’enjeu politique de la jeunesse (1858-1945). Sports et scoutisme coloniaux, Paris, Les Indes savantes, “Étude Asie”, 2022, 264 pages.

By Marie de Rugy
Pages 227 to 229

Britta Elena Hecking, Jugend und Widerstand in Algier. Alltagsräume im Kontext urbaner Transformationen , Bielefeld, Transcript, “Urban Studies”, 2021, 272 pages.

By Alain Messaoudi
Pages 230 to 235

Prisca Kergoat, De l’indocilité des jeunesses populaires. Apprenti·e·s et élèves de lycées professionnels, Paris, La Dispute, 2022, 274 pages.

By Ingrid Hayes
Pages 237 to 240

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