Is Migrant Workers An Important Part of Working Class in China
Xue Li
Abstract
Xue Li
Abstract
The class affiliation of migrant workers,who have made their share of contribution to the economic growth in the social transition in China,can be approached from two aspects: in theory,they are an important part of working class;in practice,there is still a gap between them.It is held that migrant workers are an intermediary class between farmers and workers,and they are potential working class.
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The class affiliation of migrant workers,who have made their share of contribution to the economic growth in the social transition in China,can be approached from two aspects: in theory,they are an important part of working class;in practice,there is still a gap between them.It is held that migrant workers are an intermediary class between farmers and workers,and they are potential working class.
Key concepts: Working class, China, Migrant workers, Class (philosophy), Social class, Demographic economics, Business, Labour economics