Social unrest in China
Book
Congressional Research Service - Washington
2006
16 p.
government attitude ; labour dispute ; social movement
Labour disputes
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"This report, which will be updated periodically, discusses the causes of growing social unrest in China and describes recent incidents, explains how the PRC government responds to protest activities, analyzes implications for PRC politics, and provides policy options for Congress."
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