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The Editors
Articles by Jenny Chan« Back to list
Jenny Chan is a doctoral candidate at University of London Royal Holloway and a volunteer at Students and Scholars Against Corporate Misbehavior (SACOM). Her manuscript in preparation is "Worker Participation in China: Labor Rights Training in Two Global Electronics Factories."
Interns or Workers? China’s Student Labor Regime
Worker-Intellectual Unity: Suicide, trans-border sociological intervention, and the Foxconn-Apple connection
The politics of global production: Apple, Foxconn and China's new working class
A Suicide Survivor: the life of a Chinese migrant worker at Foxconn
Suicide as Protest for the New Generation of Chinese Migrant Workers: Foxconn, Global Capital, and the State−−
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