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Tag Archives: Labour
Sweating workers in Asia
A new article is available at the publisher’s website. “Working Overtime in East Asia: Convergence or Divergence?” (DOI: 10.1080/00472336.2016.1144778) is authored by Ming-Chang Tsai, Michio Nitta, Sang-Wook Kim and Weidong Wang. The authors are, respectively, from: Research Center for Humanities … Continue reading
Labour struggle in Vietnam and China
In her review article published at the JCA publisher’s website, Tu Phuong Nguyen reviews three recent books on labour politics in Vietnam and China: Angie Tran’s Ties That Bind: Cultural Identity, Class and Law in Vietnam’s Labor Resistance; Jeffrey Becker’s … Continue reading
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Tagged capitalism, China, Labour, labour law, Labour resistance, post-socialist, Tu Phuong Nguyen, Vietnam
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Sky high protest in Korea
Yoonkyung Lee of the Department of Sociology, State University of New York at Binghamton has a new article posted at the JCA website. Sky Protest: New Forms of Labour Resistance in Neo-Liberal Korea (DOI: 10.1080/00472336.2015.1012647) examines the rise of “sky … Continue reading
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Tagged inequality, Labour, Labour protest, Neo-liberalism, sky protest, South Korea, Yoonkyung Lee
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China’s capitalism
JCA co-editor Richard Westra has reviewed the Victor Nee and Sonja Opper authored Capitalism From Below: Markets and Institutional Change in China (DOI: 10.1080/00472336.2015.1010560) published by Harvard University Press. Described as “path-breaking,” the book discusses the rise of Chinese capitalism … Continue reading
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Tagged capitalism, China, Labour, Richard Westra, Sonja Opper, Victor Nee
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Unions and deregulation in Japan
A new article entitled “The Struggle for Revitalisation by Japanese Labour Unions: Worker Organising after Labour-Market Deregulation,” has posted to the JCA website. It is authored by Hiroaki Richard Watanabe of the University of Sheffield. This article analyses the decline … Continue reading
Work and labour in China
The journal Human Relations has some free articles that will be of interest to JCA readers. This is a Special Issue entitled “Changing work, labour and employment relations in China,” guest edited by Sarosh Kuruvilla and Eli Friedman. The articles … Continue reading
Happy new year
A very happy new year to all our readers. As a way of celebrating 2015’s beginning, here are some free downloads at JCA: An Appreciation: Peter Limqueco Limited but Evolving: The Political Economy of Social Protections in Nepal The New … Continue reading
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Tagged India, Indonesia, Labour, Nepal, Peter Limqueco, social justice, social welfare
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Struggles over sugar
The latest article to be published online is by Patrick V. Oabel of the University of British Columbia in Canada. Entitled “Last of the Labour Aristocrats: Restructuring of the Philippine Sugar Industry and the Exportist Labour Market,” the paper offers … Continue reading
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Tagged exportism, Fordism, industrial restructuring, Labour, Labour markets, Patrick V. Oabel, Philippines, sugar industry
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Strikes in Vietnam
Kaxton Siu of the Australian National University and Anita Chan of the University of Technology, Sydney have a new paper at our website entitled “Strike Wave in Vietnam, 2006–2011.” Vietnam’s regime and domestic and international businesses have seen a remarkable … Continue reading
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Tagged Anita Chan, Kaxton Siu, Labour, living standards, migrant workers, protests, strikes, Vietnam
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