Bonds to the work unity and official offense status in urban China

Article Abstract:

The article describes the distinctive features of the Chinese work unity and hypothesizes a negative relationship between the strength of the worker's bonds to his or her work unit and the likelihood of official identification as a criminal. The author concludes that workers with strong bonds to the work unit are at a significantly lower risk of becoming official criminals than those with weaker bonds.

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Criminological research in contemporary China: Challenges and lessons learned from a large-scale criminal victimization survey

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The challenges and the lessons learnt from a large-scale survey of criminal victimization conducted in Tianjin, China, are analyzed. The project has shown the feasibility of original criminological data collection in China, despite some special difficulties and barriers faced by the researchers.

Forecasts, trends, outlooks, Science & research, Public affairs, Other Justice, Public Order, and Safety Activities, Crime Information & Statistics, Research, Forecasts and trends, Market trend/market analysis, Criminology, Criminal statistics

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Organization of ownership and workplace theft in China

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This article discusses the relationship between workplace theft and business ownership. Topics include public ownership, economic inequality, and exploitation in China.

Statistical Data Included, Economic aspects, Compensation and benefits, Statistics, Work environment, Employee crimes, Workers, Government ownership, Nationalization

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