ABSTRACT
Workers and Workplaces in Revolutionary China collates documents detailing the conflict and politics of Chinese industrial development in the 1970s. Originally published in 1974, issues discussed in this volume include socialism, the harbour docks in china and tobacco factory workers. This title will be of interest to students of Asian studies, anthropology and politics.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
part |137 pages
Changes at the Shanghai Harbor Docks
part |77 pages
Excerpts from Historical Materials on the South Seas Brothers Tobacco Factory
part |96 pages
Five Documents on Revolutionary Management and Development
chapter |18 pages
An Important Reform of Management of Industrial Enterprises
Summation of a Speech Delivered to a Heilungkiang Provincial Conference of Industrial Cadres
chapter |37 pages
Raise High the Great Red Banner of Mao Tse-tung Thought and Continuously Deepen the Revolutionization of Enterprises
Basic Experience in Revolutionizing the Tach'ing Oil Field
chapter |15 pages
The Basic Law of Operation of Enterprises by the Proletariat
Study the “Anshan Steel Constitution” and Thoroughly Eradicate the Remnant Poison of the Counterrevolutionary Revisionist Line Pursued by Liu Shao-ch'i in the Sphere of the Economy
chapter |17 pages
Closely Rely on the Masses for the Successful Running of Socialist Enterprises
Investigation of the Condition of Struggle-Criticism-Trans formation in Enterprise Management Conducted by the Small Parts Section of the Diesel Engine Workshop of Peking Internal Combustion Engine General Works
part |67 pages
On The Management of Socialist Enterprises
part |22 pages
Two Documents on Workers' Participation in Management on the Shanghai Harbor Docks in the 1970s
chapter |6 pages
Be the Masters of the Wharf, Not the Slaves of Tonnage
A Revolutionary Big-Character Poster from the Workers of the No. 5 Loading and Unloading District of the Shanghai Harbor Affairs Bureau
chapter |14 pages
With Criticism of Lin Piao and Confucius Bearing Abundant Fruit, One Hundred Large Vessels Race Upstream against the Current
A Tour of the Battlefront of the Shipbuilding Industry in Shanghai
