受地方限定的工廠：中國大陸內遷台資製造業勞動體制之變遷

鄧建邦

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受地方限定的工廠：中國大陸內遷台資製造業勞動體制之變遷

A Place-Bound Factory: Changing Labor Regimes in Taiwanese Manufacturers to Inland China

鄧建邦(Jian-bang Deng)

台灣社會學； 33期 (2017 / 06 / 01) ， P63 - 64

繁體中文 DOI： 10.6676/TS.2017.33.63

台商轉型與未來；遷移；全球生產網絡；農民工；勞動體制； transformation and future of Taiwanese businesses ； migration ； GPNs ； rural migrant workers ； labor regime

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Past studies on the labor regimes of foreign companies in Southern China show that there was a prevalent and coercive workplace discipline, particularly within Taiwanese factories. Even though certain changes were found in new labor management studies, labor control in these factories was still dominant, possessing the characteristics of a ＂migrant labor regime.＂ This kind of labor management, however, failed to reflect the reality of the workplace within inland Taiwanese factories. This paper employs theories from Global Production Networks, as well as Michael Burawoy’s perspective regarding the factory regime, to explore the changing labor regimes of Taiwanese factories in inland China. Empirical material for this paper was generated from two phases of fieldwork, in which 163 in-depth interviews were conducted from 2011 to 2015 with Chinese employees and Taiwanese managers, as well as other research-related interviewees. It is argued that a re-combination of ＂two scales of action＂ towards rural migrant workers in inland Taiwanese factories developed as these factories moved from coastal to inland China. Instead of the past recruitment practices of long-distance migration laborers moving to coastal areas, factories mostly recruited inland employees (so-called local workers) from nearby villages and towns. These local workers showed, in many aspects, less similar characteristics to those of migrant workers in Southern China, including their conditions of dependence, moral values, and social relationships. ＂Inland,＂ from this viewpoint, not only is a geographic term; it also functioned as a geographic scale, having an enormous impact on the labor regime of migrated Taiwanese factories. Factories located inland were forced to respond to workers' systematic needs, including those related to familial reproduction, seasonal farming, and community. Moreover, adjustments to the labor regime of inland Taiwanese factories brought them to become ＂territorially＂ embedded in workers' localized networks and inland rural economies. Factories thus became place-bound.

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