The Chinese Worker After Socialism

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The book explores the experiences of 35 million workers who were laid off from China's state-owned sector, delving into the social and economic implications of this massive transition. It examines the challenges faced by these individuals, including unemployment, identity loss, and the struggle to adapt to a rapidly changing job market. Through in-depth analysis, the study highlights the broader impact on Chinese society and the evolving nature of labor in a post-socialist economy.