[OPE-L] China Labor News Translations

From: glevy@PRATT.EDU
Date: Tue Apr 10 2007 - 10:22:25 EDT


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>From: elidf@...
>Subject: China Labor News
>Date: Thu, 22 Mar 2007 09:27:11 -0700 (PDT)
>
>Hi,
>
>This is an invitation to subscribe to "China Labor News Translations"
>- a free, bi-monthly collection of English translations of
>Chinese-language reports, commentaries and blogs on labor issues
>published in China. These materials will be chosen from amongst the
>most informative and significant mainland Chinese media reports,
>academic publications, activist writings, internet discussions and so
>on.
>
>Currently, most English material on Chinese labor is written by
>former Chinese labor activists now residing outside China, the foreign
>media,or foreign scholars, NGOs, trade unions and the like, each from
> their
>own specific perspectives. It is our hope that this bi-monthly
>mail-out will give English language readers access to some
>perspectives from inside  China. We hope these few monthly articles
>can help build a more  nuanced understanding of Chinese labor issues
>and how they are being conceptualised, understood and discussed in
>Chinese public forums. There is a wealth of information, analyses and
>research that is not currently available to non-Chinese readers.
>These translations can at least make a small portion of that accessible
>to the outside world.
>
>Each mail-out will be accompanied by an introduction, explaining the
>background and significance of the selected articles.
>
>This project was initiated by Anita Chan, an academic researcher and
a
>labor rights advocate at the Australian National University (see
>Anita's web site at
>http://rspas.anu.edu.au/people/personal/chana_ccc.php). The project
>will be run by a small group of volunteer researchers, labor
advocates
>and translators. It is our aim to better inform English-speaking
>readers about the problems and the possibilities facing workers in
>China, and to facilitate constructive discussion and co-operation
>around these issues.
>
>If you would like to sign-up to receive this bi-monthly email, please
>send an email with the word SUBSCRIBE in the title to this address,
>chinalabornews@... We will also be creating a D-group: an
>online forum where translations will be archived, and through which
>subscribers can discuss translations and other related issues. D-
>group details will be sent personally to your email address.
>
>Please feel free to distribute this invitation to others who might be
>interested.
>
>We have attached this month's translations for you to have a look at,
>and an introduction which puts them in context.
>
>We hope this new mail-out will be a useful resource for you!
>
>
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>CHINA LABOR NEWS TRANSLATIONS
>
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