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La Chine et ses migrants

Ouvrage de Chloé Froissart paru aux Presses Universitaires de Rennes. Ce livre montre comment l’évolution de la place des travailleurs migrants dans la société redéfinit les contours de la citoyenneté chinoise, sans toutefois en remettre en cause les principes.

Public health and medical care for the world’s factory: China’s Pearl River Delta Region, Guilhem Fabre and Victor Rodwin

While the growth of urbanization, worldwide, has improved the lives of migrants from the hinterland, it also raises health risks related to population density, concentrated poverty and the transmission of infectious disease. Will megacity regions evolve into socially infected breeding grounds for the rapid transmission of disease, or can they become critical spatial entities for the protection and promotion of population health? We address this question for the Pearl River Delta Region (PRD) based on recent data from Chinese sources, and...

White-Collar Migrants in Coastal Chinese Cities

Article of  Gilles Guiheux and Pierre-Paul Zalio, «White-Collar Migrants in Coastal Chinese Cities», in  «Rural Migrants. On the Fringe of the City, a Bridge to the Countryside», China Perspectives. The tremendous speed of urbanisation in China over the last 20 years has occurred simultaneously with a structural change in urban labour markets. In most cities, manufacturing has declined while service industries have rapidly developed. In the case of Shanghai, the service industry already accounts for more than half the city’s total GDP. Today, the city government aims at building future prosperity...

L’évolution des rapports entre urbains et migrants au sein des villes chinoises

L’évolution des rapports entre urbains et migrants au sein des villes chinoises: vers le dépassement du clivage ? Intervention de Emmanuel Lincot et Chloé Froissard, Salle C31 – FASSE : 24 rue Cassette – 75006 Paris Le 18 décembre 2009 à 18h00 Cycle de conférences de la Chaire des Études Chinoises contemporaines