Globalization

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Are Worker Rights Human Rights?

By Richard Paul McIntyre
Subjects: Economics, Labor, Health, and Educational Economics, Globalization
Series: Advances in Heterodox Economics

In a global economy, workers must assert their collective rights as workers in order to win human rights as individuals

Studies in the Economic History of Late Imperial China

Handicraft, Modern Industry, and the State

By Albert Feuerwerker
Subjects: History, American Religious History, Economics, Globalization, Asian Studies, China
Series: Michigan Monographs in Chinese Studies

Seven previously published but long out-of-print essays, and one new essay, explore traditional and modern manufacturing in Ming and Qing China and its relationship to the government

The Chinese Economy, 1870–1949

By Albert Feuerwerker
Subjects: Economics, Globalization, History, American Religious History, Asian Studies, China
Series: Michigan Monographs in Chinese Studies

Explains through descriptive analysis why the economy of China did not grow more dramatically during the Ch’ing and Republican periods

The Pawnshop in China

By Chao-yu Yang
Translated by T. S. Whelan
Edited by T. Whelan
Subjects: History, American Religious History, Economics, Globalization, Asian Studies, China
Series: Michigan Abstracts of Chinese and Japanese Works on Chinese History

Translation of Yang Chao-yu’s Chung-kuo tien-tang yeh (1929), treating the pawnshop in late imperial and Republican times and covering such as aspects as exteriors, interiors, and fixtures, as well as business and management practices

The Silk Industry in Ch'ing China

By Min-hsiung Shih & E-tu Zen Sun
Translated by E-tu Sun
Subjects: History, American Religious History, Economics, Globalization, Asian Studies, China
Series: Michigan Abstracts of Chinese and Japanese Works on Chinese History

An examination of the silk industry in Ch’ing China

Commerce and Society in Sung China

By Yoshinobu Shiba
Translated by Mark Elvin
Subjects: History, American Religious History, Economics, Globalization, Asian Studies, China
Series: Michigan Abstracts of Chinese and Japanese Works on Chinese History

Studies the development of communications and transport in Sung and Yuan times, the formation of a nationwide market and the development of cities and markets during the Sung Dynasty, and the characteristics of commercial capital

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