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Urban migration for work creates problems both for migrant workers themselves and for the governments that must integrate new populations. The four articles in the present issue of Chinese Sociology and Anthropology analyze regional policy, schooling, upward mobility, job switching, urban—rural differences, and housing for their effect on migrant workers and the communities associated with them, both past and present.
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