Precarity, Cognitive (Non-)Resistance and the Conservative Working Class in China
- Lin, Jake Ningjian
DOIAbstract
Lin JN. Precarity, Cognitive (Non-)Resistance and the Conservative Working Class in China. Journal of Contemporary Asia. 2019;49(4):568-585
Lin JN. Precarity, Cognitive (Non-)Resistance and the Conservative Working Class in China. Journal of Contemporary Asia. 2019;49(4):568-585
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