Department of Development Studies

Dr Tim Pringle

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Roles: Department of Development Studies Reader in Labour, Social Movements and Development
Department: Department of Development Studies
Qualifications: BA (Leeds); PhD (Warwick)
Office: 260a
Email address: tp21@soas.ac.uk
Telephone number: 020 7898 4678

Biography

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PhD Supervision

Name	Title
Ayse Arslan	Low-Paid Industrial Workers in the Garment Industry, Un-Paid House-Workers in the Family: Women Workers in Turkey/Izmir
Mr Prince Asafu-Adjaye	Trade Union Responses to Neoliberalism in Ghana
Sebastian Denner	Belt and Road in Cambodia: Articulating Local Agency in BRI Development Projects
Daniel Fuchs	Hegemony and Labour Politics in the People's Republic of China. Labour conflicts and hegemonic state strategies in the context of industrial relocation to Western China
Hanee Kang	Subtle variations between postcoloniality and post-coloniality in South Korean aid: transforming and transmitting national development experiences for global development (the case study of Saemaul Undong ODA, Official Development Assistance)
Abdoulie Kurang	Tourism for Development: Rethinking Development, Social Protection and the Wellbeing of Precarious Workers in the Gambia’s Tourism Sector.
Yan-Ho (Eric) Lai	Working Title: Resilient Professionalism under Authoritarianism: Building Professional Legal Culture and the Rule of Law in Post-colonial Hong Kong

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Email: tp21@soas.ac.uk
Telephone: 020 7898 4678

Department of Development Studies

Department of Development Studies at SOAS University of London.

Department of Development Studies, Centre for Development, Environment and Policy & Centre for Water and Development

MSc Climate Change and Development

MSc/PGDip/PGCert Climate Change and Development (Online) at SOAS University of London

Centre for Development, Environment and Policy & Department of Development Studies

MSc Sustainable Development

MSc/PGDip/PGCert Sustainable Development (Online) at SOAS University of London

Dr Tim Pringle

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Biography

Office hours

PhD Supervision

Publications

Authored Books Open

The Challenge of Transition: Trade Unions in Russia, China and Vietnam

Trade Unions in China: The Challenge of Labour Unrest

Articles Open

Foreword

Between a rock and a hard place: academic freedom in globalising Chinese universities

Differentiating risks to academic freedom in the globalised university in China

Hong Kong’s Trade Unions Are Under Attack

Unionisation Wave in Hong Kong: The Noise before Defeat or the Route to Victory?

Introduction to The China Quarterly at 60: A Special Anniversary Issue

Capitalism in China: The case for international solidarity

Shades of Authoritarianism and State-Labour Relations in China

A Solidarity Machine? Hong Kong Labour NGOs in Guangdong

Taming Labor: Workers’ struggles, workplace unionism and collective bargaining on a Chinese waterfront

A Class against Capital: Class and Collective Bargaining in Guangdong

Strikes and labour relations in China

Labour under threat: The rise and (possible) fall of ‘collective bargaining' in South China

Reflections on Labor in China: From a Moment to a Movement

Review of: 'From Iron Rice Bowl to Informalization: Markets, Workers, and the State in a Changing China', edited by Sarosh Kuruvilla, Ching Kwan Lee and Mary Gallagher. Cornell University Press, Ithaca, NY, 2011.

The resolution of collective labour disputes in Russia, China and Vietnam: the role of trade unions

Can party-led trade unions represent their members?

“The Absence of Rigor and the Failure of Implementation”: Occupational Health and Safety in China

Book Chapters Open

Going to Market: Comparing Labour Relations Reform in China, Russia and Vietnam

Trade Union reform in Russia and China: Harmony, Partnership and the power from below

Labour as an Agent of Change: the case of China

Comparing Trade Union Reform in Transitional Societies: Vietnam, China and Russia

Social Justice and the Transition to the Market; trade unions in Russia, China and Vietnam

Labour unrest and institutional reform in China [In German]

Causes, implementation and consequences of ‘Xiagang'

Chinese Migrants

Reflections on Chinese Labour Law

Opinion Pieces / Media / Blogs Open

Which side are you on?

Hong Kong on the brink after chaotic day of protest – its leaders now face hard choices

Book reviews Open

Other Open

How can scholars tackle the rise of Chinese censorship in the West?

Taking matters into their own hands

Is there a labour movement in China?

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