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... to nine Chinese cities where Foxconn factories were located. The publisher apologizes for this error. Reference Litzinger , Ralph . 2021 . Review of Dying for an iPhone: Apple, Foxconn, and the Lives of China's Workers , by Jenny Chan, Mark Selden, and Pun Ngai . Journal of Asian...

...Ralph Litzinger Dying for an iPhone: Apple, Foxconn, and the Lives of China's Workers . By Jenny Chan , Mark Selden , and Pun Ngai . Chicago : Haymarket Books , 2020 . 300 pp. ISBN: 9781642591248 (paper). Copyright © The Association for Asian Studies, Inc., 2021 2021 In late...

.... “ Student Workers in the Foxconn Empire: The Commodification of Education and Labor in China. ” Journal of Workplace Rights 15 ( 3–4 ): 341 –62. Tang Jun , and Xiu Hong Fang . 2011 . “ 2010–2011: Chengxiangshehui jiuzhuzhedu de wenti yu duice ” 2010–2011: 城乡社会救助制度的问题与对策 [Urban and rural social...

..., an economic backwater, that the government sought to build its manufacturing base and to do so by extending an open arm to cross-national corporations such as Intel and Foxconn. Such a policy, which was intended to counter regional inequality, ended up hollowing out local industry and heightening tensions...

... In the summer of 2010, thousands of migrant workers employed in auto parts suppliers for Toyota and Honda walked off the job to demand higher wages and better working conditions. This and other evidence (including a wave of employee suicides at factories owned by Foxconn) strongly suggested that migrant workers...

... ): 359 –90. Baidu Baike . 2012 . “Jumping to Death at Foxconn” (富士康跳楼事件). http://baike.baidu.com/view/3624334.htm (accessed November 9, 2012 ). Barboza David , and Keith Bradsher . 2012 . “Riot at Foxconn Factory Underscores Rift in China.” New York Times . September 24. http...

.... Is it possible for the CCP to meet the demands of different social groups in exercising bottom-up power for everyday problems? A series of riots in Foxconn sweatshops and youth protests in major cities in recent months have shown that the internet could make quotidian conflicts easily transformable into national...