The dormitory labour regime in China as a site for control and resistance1

By Chrissie Smith, N. Pun. 2006

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Subfields: Demography, General Health Professions, Political Science and International Relations

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1. C. Chan
2. Chrissie Smith

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1. C. Chan
2. Chrissie Smith
3. Alessandro Gandini
4. Sharon Bolton

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2. Chrissie Smith
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Citations in the corpus

• The double indeterminacy of labour power (2006, background): “…of dormitories for internal migrant labour within or around factories facilitates the continuous access to fresh labour reserves from within the countryside, depresses wage demands and inhibits collective organization by workers in a particular industrial space (Smith, 2003; Smith and Pun, 2006).”
• The Challenge of Labour in China: Strikes and the Changing Labour Regime in Global Factories (2010, background): “Kinship and original-place networks prevailed in both dormitories (Smith and Pun, 2006) and villages.”