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Carrying the Old in the New: Economic Reforms and Social Reproduction in the Chinese Steel Industry
This thesis examines the implications of China's changing industrial policy for Chinese steelworkers and their families from the perspective of class and social reproduction. Since China's economic reforms in the 1980s, the work and lives of steelworkers have undergone significant changes. By focusi
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