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This Book Examines The Growing Problem Of Unemployment In China, Investigating The Implications For The Economy, Human Resources And Labour Markets. It Considers A Wide Range Of Important Issues, Including The Macroeconomic Context, The Decline Of State-owned Enterprises, Downsizing, Re-employment Policies, Human Resource Management And Retraining. Finally, It Investigates The Unemployment Problems In Particular Cities, Appraising The Government Response And Assessing The Prospects For The Future.--book Jacket. Setting The Scene: Unemployment In China / Malcolm Warner And Grace O. M. Lee -- Primitive Accumulation, Transition And Unemployment In China / Michael Webber And Zhu Ying -- Urban Unemployment In China: A Background Analysis (1995-2003) / Hu Angang And Sheng Xin -- Unemployment In China And The All-china Federation Of Trade Unions / Ng Sek Hong And Olivia Ip -- Women's Unemployment And Public-sector Restructuring: The Case Of Urban China / Xiaoyuan Dong, Yang Jiangchun, Du Fenglian, And Sai Ding -- Beyond The Iron Rice Bowl: Life Stage And Family Dynamics In Unemployed Chinese Workers / Richard H. Price, Jin Nam Choi, And Sandy Lim -- No Wage And No Land: New Forms Of Unemployment In Rural China / Rachel Murphy And Ran Tao -- Developing Labour Market Policies In China: The Experience Of Shanghai / Grace O.m. Lee And Malcolm Warner -- Active Labour Market Policies In The Hong Kong Special Administrative Region / Grace O.m. Lee And Malcolm Warner -- Unemployment In The Macao Special Administrative Region / Shuming Zhao And Xiangnan Tao -- Steeling For Reform: State-enterprise Restructuring And The Surplus Labor Question / John Hassard, Jonathan Morris, Jackie Sheehan, And Xiao Yuxin -- Downsizing Strategies, Human Resource Management And Organizational Changes In Chinese Enterprises / Shuming Zhao And Yongqiang Liu. Edited By Grace O.m. Lee And Malcolm Warner. Includes Bibliographical References And Index.
This volume investigates the structural causes and socio-economic consequences of unemployment in China during the country's transition toward a market-oriented economy. Editors Grace Lee and Malcolm Warner, both established scholars in Asian labor markets and human resource management, compile a series of expert analyses to evaluate how the decline of state-owned enterprises and rapid industrial restructuring have impacted the Chinese workforce. The text provides a comprehensive framework for understanding the interplay between macroeconomic policy, government intervention, and the lived reality of displaced workers in both urban and rural settings.
What You Will Find
Experts identify this collection as a foundational resource for understanding the complexities of Chinese labor reform at the turn of the millennium. Readers frequently note the academic density of the prose, which provides a rigorous, data-driven assessment of the structural challenges facing the Chinese economy during a period of significant transition.
Page Count:
265
Publication Date:
2007-01-01
Publisher:
Routledge
ISBN-10:
0203967631
ISBN-13:
9780203967638
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