- A Precarious Festival for China's Migrants
- Millions of migrant workers, including many recently jobless, spent this year's Spring Festival pondering their uncertain future.
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- Part One: In Search of a Livelihood
- Dongguan was a quiet fishing village in Guangdong Province before the local economy boomed. Now it's a city and world manufacturing hub.
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- Part Two: Incomes Levels Tumble
- China's estimated 130 million migrant workers are the elite of the rural workforce.
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- Part Three: Surplus Labor Solutions
- The migrant worker paradox is closely tied to farming in China. But farmers are threatened by structural reforms, innovation and new technology.
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- Can Guangdong Save Its Role Model Status?
- Switching to a services economy from a labor-intensive industrial base won't be easy, but Guangdong Province has little choice.
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- 20 Million Migrant Workers Challenge Social Stability
- By staff reporter Chang Hongxiao 2009-02-03
130 million migrant workers in China who lost their jobs will increase the possibility of rural land disputes and hurt the income of farmers.
- A Precarious Festival for China's Migrants
- 2009-01-23
Millions of migrant workers, including many recently jobless, spent this year's Spring Festival pondering their uncertain future.
- Part Three: Surplus Labor Solutions
- 2009-01-23
The migrant worker paradox is closely tied to farming in China. But farmers are threatened by structural reforms, innovation and new technology.
- Part One: In Search of a Livelihood
- 2009-01-23
Dongguan was a quiet fishing village in Guangdong Province before the local economy boomed. Now it's a city and world manufacturing hub.
- Part Two: Incomes Levels Tumble
- 2009-01-23
China's estimated 130 million migrant workers are the elite of the rural workforce.
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