Titlebook: Gender, Work, and Family in a Chinese Economic Zone; Laboring in Paradise Nancy E Riley Book 2013 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht

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Introduction, rural migrant women aspire to. She had grown up in a poor rural family, one of four children. Her family was classified as “peasant,” with a rural hukou. She managed to graduate from middle school, at the age of 16, but was unable to pursue further education because of her family’s straitened circu

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Urban as Paradise: Understanding the Urban/Rural Divide, on her efforts to get to the city and to find a way to stay there permanently. As a single woman, she saw one after another route to her goal close down. As a poor villager, she was unable to access an educational route out. She had not been hired into a job that might give her an urban hukou. And

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,“It’s Just Women’s Lot:” The Role of Gender,y discuss issues of gender and even when specifically asked, often claim that their lives have not been influenced by issues of gender. How do we explain this seeming contradiction? One explanation is that gender inequality does not necessarily seem to be the most salient inequality for all women ev

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Performing Gender in a Modern Economic Zone,nd their lives there as “paradise.” Whether or not the DEZ is truly a “paradise” is less important than how such a statement reveals how positively some women feel about where they are living. They speak glowingly of their lives in Dalian, ready to point out how they lucky they are.

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us, this new modernity provides a space for the re-inscribing of traditional roles, even as it may work to give women new-found power within their families.? How and why this process occurs is related to the dual inequalities these women face as rural migrants and as women. .978-94-007-9874-8978-94-007-5524-6

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Cyclic Nucleotide Phosphodiesterases,. I started work early, and finished late in the evening. I used to ride a bike then, and carry 100 jin [over 100 lb] or more of things every day.” When she was 28, Huiyang managed to land a job in a big factory in the Dalian Economic Zone and has worked there since. In her conversations, she makes

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Toru Ide,Minako Hirano,Takehiko Ichikawae will see in this chapter, gender is, indeed important in these women’s lives and has shaped all aspects of their lives, from when they were growing up through marriage and work and into their present family circumstances.

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