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20 Hershatter Gail 986 The Workers of Tianjin Stanford Calif. Stanford University Press. Honig Emily 986 Sisters and Strangers Women in the Shanghai Cotton Mills Stanford Calif. Stanford University Press. Shue Vivienne 980 Peasant China in Transition The Dynamics of Development toward Socialism Berkeley University of California Press. Walder Andrew 984 The Remaking of the Chinese Working Class Modern China 0. 86

21 The Enchantment of Writing Notes toward a philological anthropology Wang Mingming 44 Abstract In this comprehensive essay the author writes to create what he would call philological anthropology. Drawing from philological considerations of the continuity between magic and writing and thus civilization the author considers communicating with divinities and signifying all things to be the original functions of writing. Criticizing the illiteracisms of structuralism discourse theory and writing culture school the author aims to bring the study of writing into the forefront of anthropology and relate it to the anthropology of civilization. New State and Old Workers The Democratic Reform Campaign of private industries in Shanghai 95 Lin Chaochao 67 Abstract Through investigation of Shanghai municipal archives the paper examines the Democratic Reform Campaign of private industries in Shanghai in 95. The author tries to find out how the nascent communist power imposed ideological and organizational transformation upon the old workers by the techniques of mobilization such as grievances confession and demonstration and laid the foundation for remolding a new Chinese working-class from above down. The remolding of the old workers is not only necessary to socialist industrialization strategy but also a part of the social integration in cities at grass-root level by the new state. A Study of the Income Gap between Urban Workers and Migrant Workers Tian Feng 87 Abstract Based on the 008 CGSS CASS data this paper uses Brown decomposition method to do the analysis on the income gap formation causes and processes. The study has found that income disparities between the different ownership danwei is the major part of the overall income inequality and household registration system is the threshold impeding the raise of migrant workers income level in public-owned enterprises. Human capital can explain 6. % of the income gap indicating even though the elements of human capital can affect the income but a unified labor market is not fully formed. Young Rural Workers Living Ecologies and Self-identification From the perspective of information-led Cheng Chung Tai 06 Abstract During economic reform China has been experiencing not only the chan- 44

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