Made in China: Women Factory Workers in a Global Workplace
by Pun Ngai
Pun Ngai's 'Made in China' delves into the world of women factory workers in global workplaces, illuminating their struggles and resilience amid rapid industrialization. The book offers a critical look at labor conditions, gender roles, and the human element in China's manufacturing boom, providing essential reading on modern economic shifts.
About This Book
Made in China examines the experiences of women factory workers within the expansive landscape of global production. Pun Ngai's work highlights the dynamics of labor in modern Chinese factories, focusing on the challenges faced by female employees in this evolving economic environment.
The book provides insights into the intersection of gender, work, and globalization, drawing from real-world observations in manufacturing settings. It addresses how these women navigate daily realities in a workplace shaped by international demands.
Through a sociological lens, the narrative underscores the broader implications for labor rights and economic development in China. This used book in good condition offers a valuable perspective on contemporary industrial practices.
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