Temporary and Gig Economy Workers in China and Japan
The Culture of Unequal Work
Herausgeber: Fu, Huiyan
Temporary and Gig Economy Workers in China and Japan
The Culture of Unequal Work
Herausgeber: Fu, Huiyan
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By bridging culture and institutions, this book aims to bring a more integrated and nuanced understanding of unequal work, with a view to casting fresh light on social change in China, Japan, and beyond.
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By bridging culture and institutions, this book aims to bring a more integrated and nuanced understanding of unequal work, with a view to casting fresh light on social change in China, Japan, and beyond.
Produktdetails
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- Verlag: Oxford University Press
- Seitenzahl: 272
- Erscheinungstermin: 6. Oktober 2023
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 198mm x 165mm x 38mm
- Gewicht: 576g
- ISBN-13: 9780192849694
- ISBN-10: 0192849697
- Artikelnr.: 68043736
- Verlag: Oxford University Press
- Seitenzahl: 272
- Erscheinungstermin: 6. Oktober 2023
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 198mm x 165mm x 38mm
- Gewicht: 576g
- ISBN-13: 9780192849694
- ISBN-10: 0192849697
- Artikelnr.: 68043736
Huiyan Fu (PhD, Social Anthropology, University of Oxford) is Senior Lecturer at University of Essex. Her main research interests lie in precarious work, social inequalities, and critical management studies. She is the author of An Emerging Non-Regular Labour Force in Japan: The Dignity of Dispatched Workers (Routledge 2011, 2015) and the editor of Temporary Agency Work and Globalisation (Routledge 2015). Her work also appears in highly ranked journals such as Human Relations, Gender & Society, and British Journal of Industrial Relations.
* Introduction: The culture of unequal work: Temps and giggers in China
and Japan
* 1: Huiyan Fu: Old and new inequalities: Citizenly discounting and
precarious work in a changing China
* 2: Saori Shibata: Gender, precarious labour and neoliberalism in
Japan
* 3: Machiko Osawa and Jeff Kingston: Teleworking in pandemic Japan
* 4: Jude Howell: Organising around precarity in China
* 5: Arjan Keizer: Precarious work and challenges facing Japanese
unionism
* 6: Akira Suzuki: Organising temporary agency workers in Japan: Two
types of inclusive union responses
* 7: Nana Zhang: Negotiating gender, citizenship and precarity: Migrant
women in contemporary China
* 8: Elaine Jing Zhao: Hierarchies, shadows and precarity: Cultural
production on online literature platforms in China
* 9: Shinji Kojima: Making sense of inequalities at work: The
micropolitics of everyday negotiation among non-regular workers in
Japan
* 10: Emma E. Cook: 'I'm not a real freeter': Aspiration and
non-regular labour in Japan
and Japan
* 1: Huiyan Fu: Old and new inequalities: Citizenly discounting and
precarious work in a changing China
* 2: Saori Shibata: Gender, precarious labour and neoliberalism in
Japan
* 3: Machiko Osawa and Jeff Kingston: Teleworking in pandemic Japan
* 4: Jude Howell: Organising around precarity in China
* 5: Arjan Keizer: Precarious work and challenges facing Japanese
unionism
* 6: Akira Suzuki: Organising temporary agency workers in Japan: Two
types of inclusive union responses
* 7: Nana Zhang: Negotiating gender, citizenship and precarity: Migrant
women in contemporary China
* 8: Elaine Jing Zhao: Hierarchies, shadows and precarity: Cultural
production on online literature platforms in China
* 9: Shinji Kojima: Making sense of inequalities at work: The
micropolitics of everyday negotiation among non-regular workers in
Japan
* 10: Emma E. Cook: 'I'm not a real freeter': Aspiration and
non-regular labour in Japan
* Introduction: The culture of unequal work: Temps and giggers in China
and Japan
* 1: Huiyan Fu: Old and new inequalities: Citizenly discounting and
precarious work in a changing China
* 2: Saori Shibata: Gender, precarious labour and neoliberalism in
Japan
* 3: Machiko Osawa and Jeff Kingston: Teleworking in pandemic Japan
* 4: Jude Howell: Organising around precarity in China
* 5: Arjan Keizer: Precarious work and challenges facing Japanese
unionism
* 6: Akira Suzuki: Organising temporary agency workers in Japan: Two
types of inclusive union responses
* 7: Nana Zhang: Negotiating gender, citizenship and precarity: Migrant
women in contemporary China
* 8: Elaine Jing Zhao: Hierarchies, shadows and precarity: Cultural
production on online literature platforms in China
* 9: Shinji Kojima: Making sense of inequalities at work: The
micropolitics of everyday negotiation among non-regular workers in
Japan
* 10: Emma E. Cook: 'I'm not a real freeter': Aspiration and
non-regular labour in Japan
and Japan
* 1: Huiyan Fu: Old and new inequalities: Citizenly discounting and
precarious work in a changing China
* 2: Saori Shibata: Gender, precarious labour and neoliberalism in
Japan
* 3: Machiko Osawa and Jeff Kingston: Teleworking in pandemic Japan
* 4: Jude Howell: Organising around precarity in China
* 5: Arjan Keizer: Precarious work and challenges facing Japanese
unionism
* 6: Akira Suzuki: Organising temporary agency workers in Japan: Two
types of inclusive union responses
* 7: Nana Zhang: Negotiating gender, citizenship and precarity: Migrant
women in contemporary China
* 8: Elaine Jing Zhao: Hierarchies, shadows and precarity: Cultural
production on online literature platforms in China
* 9: Shinji Kojima: Making sense of inequalities at work: The
micropolitics of everyday negotiation among non-regular workers in
Japan
* 10: Emma E. Cook: 'I'm not a real freeter': Aspiration and
non-regular labour in Japan