ACLS Humanities E-Book: Shanghai on strike: the politics of Chinese labor

Shanghai on strike: the politics of Chinese labor

Perry, Elizabeth J.

Year: c1993.

Publisher: Stanford University Press.

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Frontmatter

Introduction

PART I: THE POLITICS OF PLACE, 1839-1919

1. A City of Immigrants

2. South China Artisans

3. North China Proletarians

PART II: THE POLITICS OF PARTISANSHIP, 1919-49

4. Heyday of Radicalism, 1919-27

5. Conservative Interregnum, 1927-37

6. Radical Resurgence, 1937-49

PART III: THE POLITICS OF PRODUCTION

7. Tobacco

8. Textiles

9. Transport

Conclusion

Appendix A. Strikes by Artisans in Shanghai, 1902-19

Appendix B. Strikes by Unskilled Workers in Shanghai, 1898-1919

Appendix C. Rickshaws for Hire in Shanghai

Character List

Notes

Index

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Title:

Shanghai on strike : the politics of Chinese labor Elizabeth J. Perry.

Author:

Perry, Elizabeth J

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2008
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Shanghai on strike : the politics of Chinese labor Elizabeth J. Perry.
Perry, Elizabeth J
Stanford, Calif.: Stanford University Press, c1993.

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Subject Headings:

• Working class -- China -- Shanghai -- Political activity -- History -- 20th century
• Strikes and lockouts -- China -- Shanghai -- History -- 20th century

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