Labour Regimes in ChinaNo 285, 2023/4 - pagesPages 3 to 24Continuity, ruptures and new insights into labour regimes in China (1949-2024)By Eric Florence, Gilles GuiheuxPages 25 to 44What happened to coercion? Categories of work and preconceptions in early-modern Chinese labour historyBy Claude ChevaleyrePages 45 to 66The construction of workers’ social identity in the Maoist era: the case of the Caoyang workers’ new village in ShanghaiBy Chen YangPages 67 to 90The staff and workers’ congress under three iterations of Chinese corporatism (1949-2022)By Joel Andreas, Yao Li, Peiyao LiPages 91 to 118The servicing model and changing pattern of trade union reform: a historical review of the All-China Federation of Trade UnionsBy Siqi Luo, Chris King-Chi ChanPages 119 to 138Becoming a teacher: a gendered risk aversion strategy among aspirational middle-class women in contemporary ChinaBy Kailing Xie, Ying HuangPages 139 to 160Chinese workers’ online videos. A new medium for expressing subjectivities – Gilles GuiheuxBy Gilles GuiheuxPages 161 to 178Recreating a social media-based network society: the resistance of Chinese couriers and the regulation of platform capitalismBy Chloé Froissart, Ke HuangPages 179 to 200Struggling over public spaces and scales of visibility: workers’ grassroots organisations in twenty-first century ChinaBy Eric FlorencePages 201 to 235ReviewsBy Marion Henry, Pascal Raggi, Antoine Perrier, Frédéric Monier, Patrice Baubeau, Marion Henry, Antoinette Ferrand, Marie-Emmanuelle Chessel, Marie de Rugy, Alain Messaoudi, Ingrid HayesPages 207 to 211Denis 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 pagesBy Antoine PerrierPages 211 to 214Romain Huret, Les millions de monsieur Mellon. Le capitalisme en procès aux États-Unis (1933-1941), Paris, La Découverte, 2023, 266 pagesBy Frédéric MonierPages 237 to 240Books sent to the editors