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8. Conclusion

Author : Chao Chen

Published in: Toleration

Publisher: Springer Singapore

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Abstract

This chapter summarizes this book and further discusses two important questions: What is the novelty of toleration as a model for a system of industrial governance? Does dependency lead to obedience? As for the first question, the author argues that the tolerance in the Third Line enterprises belongs to the accommodating mode of management, which is different from the suppressive mode and responsive mode discussed in the existing literature. For the second question, the author contends that this question cannot be answered in a general way. Without in-depth knowledge of how the different types of social networks are interwoven in the factory and how the power relations are reconstructed by active agents in the workshop, generalization may risk leading us further from the truth.

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Footnotes
1
On the patron–client ties in SOEs, see Walder, Andrew G. 1986. Communist Neo-Traditionalism; for a village perspective, see the representative work by Jean Oi, 1989, State and Peasant in Contemporary China.
 
2
Perry’s (1993) work is a representative one on the role of places of origin.
 
3
See, for example, Perry 1994. In this article, Perry mentioned the difference between the permanent employment workers and the temporary workers.
 
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Metadata
Title
Conclusion
Author
Chao Chen
Copyright Year
2018
Publisher
Springer Singapore
DOI
https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-10-8941-1_8