Rural labour migration in China: challenges for policies: UNESCO SHS

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Rural labour migration in China: challenges for policies

This publication is the result of a study conducted by a young Chinese researcher, Zhan Shaohua. Zhan is a member of the research team led by Professor Huang Ping of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences (CASS), which has been UNESCO’s main partner for the Together with Migrants project in China. This paper, prepared by the UNESCO Beijing Office, summarizes the progress made since 2002 on the “Together with Migrants” project and offers new perspectives for the future of the project in terms of policy recommendations.



Document Type	Policy Paper



Website (URL)	http://unesdoc.unesco.org/images/0014/001402/140242e.pdf
Author(s)	Zhan Shaohua


Publisher	MOST / UNESCO

Publication Year	2005
Volume/Issue Number	10
Number of Pages	50



Series Title	Policy Papers NEW series MOST2


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