Made in China: The Chinese Worker Goes Abroad

Volume 5, Issue 3, October - December 2020

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"China's increased global engagements in recent years have been the source of unending controversies. While public attention generally focuses on geopolitical, economic, or even environmental issues, labour also plays an important part in emerging narratives surrounding the 'spectre of global China".

This issue of Made in China includes articles by CLD development specialist Pál Nyíri, researcher Miriam Driessen, and Research Associate Aaron Halegua:

• Migration and the Globalisation of Chinese Capital by Pál Nyíri
• Africa Drifters by Miriam Driessen
• Legal Remedies for China's Overseas Workers by Aaron Halegua and Xiaohui Ban