Industrial Restructuring and Workers’ Resistance in China  

Oleh:

Chen, Feng

Jenis: Article from Journal - ilmiah internasional
Dalam koleksi: Modern China vol. 29 no. 2 (Apr. 2003), page 237-262.
Topik: Industrial Restructuring; Workers’ Resistance in China
Fulltext: 237MC292.pdf (101.28KB)

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The Fifteenth Congress of the Chinese Communist Party in September 1997 formally sanctioned a radical reshuffling of state-owned enterprises (SOEs). Since then, numerous small- and medium-sized SOEs, in the name of enterprise restructuring (qiye gaizhi), have been converted into shareholding companies with mixed public and private ownership, sold or leased to private individuals (either domestic or foreign), merged with one another, or just allowed to go bankrupt. The state is carrying out the restructuring program for a two fold purpose. It wants to rid itself of the financial burden of sustaining small and medium-sized SOEs that are strategically unimportant, and itwants to transform them into market players by changing their ownership and management.

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