Striking to Survive: Workers’ Resistance to Factory Relocations in China
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Striking to Survive: Workers’ Resistance to Factory Relocations in China

by Ellen Friedman, Eli Friedman

History Politics Labor Studies
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Striking to Survive explores workers’ resistance to factory relocations in China. Ellen Friedman and Eli Friedman examine how labor, industrial movement, and economic change intersect, presenting a focused study of workplace conflict and worker responses within the Chinese context.

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Striking to Survive examines workers’ resistance to factory relocations in China.

The book focuses on the relationship between labor and industrial relocation, highlighting workers’ efforts to respond to these changes.

Ellen Friedman and Eli Friedman present a focused study of workplace conflict, economic transformation, and resistance in the Chinese context.

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