University Scholar Production Relations, Social Structure and Class: a Study of Industrial Relations During the Republic of China

This book is a social history research work that comprehensively displays the labor relations during the Republic of China. The author uses a large number of first-hand historical materials, such as Shenbao, Ta Kung Pao, Diary of a Female Worker, etc., To conduct in-depth analysis of labor-capital relations in different types of enterprises, different regions, different owners, and different industries, and discusses issues such as corporate ecology, administrative management, welfare security, and trade union groups, presenting the complex pattern of labor-capital relations during the Republic of China. This book pays special attention to showing the real life of workers at the bottom of society from a micro perspective, which is very inspiring for readers to understand or re-understand the labor-capital relations during the Republic of China.