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Jacqueline Nivard, « Migrant labour culture in post-Mao China », UrbaChina, ID : 10.58079/v2lg
Eric Florence (2013), Migrant labour culture in post-Mao China, Institut du Monde Contemporain (Collège de France) http://hdl.handle.net/2268/144791. Against a backdrop of economic growth and growing spate of collective actions, rural migrant workers have developed narratives of migrant labour. This essay studies articles, diaries, poems and online songs asserting their collective subaltern identity and specific norms and values. A political economy of rapid accumulation, a very harsh labour...