This article examines conditions for the conduct of qualitative research on labour and
industrial relations in China since the shift to a coercive form of authoritarian governance in …

Based on lengthy ethnographic fieldwork in Southwest China, this article unpacks how
precarity and migration have deeply shaped young migrant workers' understanding and …

Die Chanten leben als Rentierzüchter in der Taiga Westsibiriens–eine Lebensweise, die
durch die Erdölförderung verdrängt wird. Ihr Leben verläuft heute räumlich und sozial im …

Befördert durch die starke Wachstumsdynamik und den rasanten gesellschaftlichen Wandel
Chinas hat die sozialwissenschaftliche Chinaforschung in den vergangenen drei …

Over the past four decades, China's environment has been transformed markedly, both in
terms of pollution and degradation, but also through protection initiatives. This dissertation …

Research is limited on friendships in childhood, particularly that of Chinese rural children. To
fill this gap, this research explores Chinese children's understandings and practices of peer …

This dissertation discusses the impact and meaning of transnational daigou (buying-on-
behalf-of) businesses, where Chinese immigrants, primarily women, supply networks of kin …

Environmentalism has emerged as an arena in which Chinese civil society has become
increasingly active, with influence potential still unimaginable in other areas. While the …

This book looks at the then-nascent emergency management sector in China, specifically
the 2003–2012 period, that arose from the 2003 SARS crisis and subsequently set the stage …

Censorship is a constant and well-established factor in the development of Chinese media
and culture (Qiu 2009). The population under Chinese rule have lived with agents of …