Unmade in China

Explore the intricate realities of China's manufacturing landscape in "Unmade in China" by Jeremy Haft, published by John Wiley and Sons Ltd in 2015. This compelling hardback edition spans 208 pages and delves into the true nature of China's economic environment, challenging preconceived notions of the country as an unstoppable manufacturing giant. Haft expertly reveals how the production of various goods—from clothing to toys, and even industrial equipment—unfolds in ways that contradict popular belief. Rather than a dominant force in global manufacturing, China is portrayed as a complex entity with nuanced social and economic conditions. This book is essential for readers looking to understand the deeper dynamics of China’s role in global industries and labor markets. Gain insight into the realities of a nation often seen through a simplified lens, and discover the factors that shape its economic identity.