Social Work

The influence of enterprise dormitories on the urban integration of migrant workers in China: an exploration of two distinct migration stages of individual and family migration and the differences between them

W. Wei and L. Zhang

This research by Wanqing Wei and Li Zhang delves into how enterprise dormitories affect migrant workers' urban integration in China, highlighting a paradox where single migrants thrive economically, but family reunifications struggle due to cramped living conditions. Discover how this study informs housing policy amidst the migration challenges.

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