Book Review: Capitalism, Alone: The Future of the System that Rules the World

Abstract

peculiar to China. Instead, industrial citizenship occurred in different parts of the globe thanks to three waves of labour unrest. Examining the effects of three waves on the globe, and specifically in China, draw lessons for the prospects of workers. Disenfranchised is theoretically enthusiastic, which demonstrates its breadth and global intentions by locating the industrial citizenship experience of China on a macroscale. Each chapter considers the changing situation of workers’ participation, autonomy and workplace democracy in the face of Mao and post-Mao CCP’s campaigns. The book may play the role of guidebook for further discussion on industrial citizenship in other regions.