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Social Integration Of Peasant Workers

Posted on:2007-11-26Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:Q J WangFull Text:PDF
GTID:2166360185457214Subject:Sociology
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Since 1990s, the"peasant workers strike"once has become the focus of many research scholars. In recent years, government, the media for their concern is growing increase. In the study of peasant workers, analysis of social exclusion is a major paradigm and research perspective. However, the urbanization process is the coexistence complex process of the integration and exclusion. Social exclusion is only a facet of urbanization to peasant workers. It is not sufficient analysis of the entire peasant worker group urbanization conditions. On the other hand, peasant worker in the academic research is often as a whole to be studied. In fact, occupation division of peasant worker groups makes the conditions of peasant workers groups in the urbanization process have large differences, particularly with urban life closely linked services peasant worker groups did not receive due attention. In the context of social exclusion about peasant workers, this basic point is produced: peasant workers in the service industry which in the urbanization process has shown more significant social integration. At the same time, in this part the concept of services is introduced.First of all, the theoretical of social integration study of peasant workers is recalled. In the research of the social integration, mainly through two theories to be: First, the socialization theory of symbols interaction. This will commence on the basis of social integration of services peasant workers with the analysis of the conditions and reason. It believed that personality is dependent on the individuals in the society, a person can not on its own get humanity. For services peasant workers, in the process of socialization through the exchanges and interaction with others, individual may have the characteristics of city, he has become a urban...
Keywords/Search Tags:Integration
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