Shanghai on strike: the politics of Chinese labor

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Labor Movements and Unions Chinese history and philosophy China's Socioeconomic Reforms and Governance

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Preface Introduction Part I. The Politics of Place, 1839-1919: 1. A city of immigrants 2. South China artisans 3. North China proletarians Part II. The Politics of Partisanship, 1919-49: 4. Heyday of radicalism, 1919-27 5. Conservative interregnum, 1927-37 6. Radical resurgence, 1937-49 Part III. The Politics of Production: 7. Tobacco 8. Textiles 9. Transport Conclusion Appendices.

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