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Against the Law: Labor Protests in China's Rustbelt and Sunbelt
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Chinese PoliticsContentious TransitionChinese CultureChinese LawEast Asian StudiesLabour StudyLabor PracticesPolitical EconomyChinese WorkersEast Asian LanguagesComparative PoliticsPreface PartLanguage StudiesWorking ConditionsLabor LawSocial SciencesLabor ProtestsLabour Law
Preface PART I: DECENTRALIZED LEGAL AUTHORITARIANISM 1. Chinese Workers' Contentious Transition from State Socialism 2. Stalled Reform: Between Social Contract and Legal Contract PART II: RUSTBELT: PROTESTS OF DESPERATION 3. The Unmaking of Mao's Working Class in the Rustbelt 4. Life after Danwei: Surviving Enterprise Collapse PART III: SUNBELT: PROTESTS AGAINST DISCRIMINATION 5. The Making of New Labor in the Sunbelt 6. Dagong as a Way of Life PART IV: CONCLUSION 7. Chinese Labor Politics in Comparative Perspective Methodological Appendix: Fieldwork in Two Provinces Notes Bibliography Index