This book investigates the mechanisms and consequences of labor exploitation faced by Chinese irregular migrants in Europe. It examines the complex web connecting vulnerable Chinese workers to European labor markets and international production chains, detailing the risks and extreme exploitation, including forced labor, that many endure. The author draws on detailed case studies, legal frameworks, and migration patterns to understand and propose solutions for breaking these exploitative cycles.

This book offers a critical examination of labor exploitation within the context of Chinese migration to Europe. The research presents detailed case studies and legal analyses to understand the systemic issues at play. It aims to contribute to breaking patterns of exploitation by illuminating the connections between migrants and labor markets. The work is positioned as an important contribution to the fields of migration studies and labor sociology.