The Great China Circle: Changing Patterns of Industrial Labour Mobility under Territorial Concerted Agreements

Abstract

The purpose of this article has been to introduce labour issues of changing mobility patterns within China`s greater circle in terms of multilateral legal frameworks and bilateral concerted agreements. This process has led to diversified interventions for industrial labour distribution with internal and external human mobility for labour. The articulation of legislative steps and national labour consultations has been discussed in the paper from a regional economic integration perspective to understand the positioning of countries about structural national adjustments in the Region. The substantial picture provided from increased trade relations with migrant workforces has been closely related to the direction of cooperation and coordination steps that have evolved within the complexity of East Asian trading networks.