When the 'global chain' does not lead to satisfaction all around: a comment on the Morecambe Bay tragedy.

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    • Subject Terms:
      MORECAMBE Bay (England); ENGLAND; CHINA
    • Abstract:
      Discusses the Morecambe Bay tragedy that killed 20 Chinese migrant workers in England and the possibility that migrant women are also participating in casual labour in the primary sectors of the economy, which men usually dominate. Likely impact on undocumented migrants in British society; Ways in which the media has focused on migrants and their families; Poverty Chinese immigrants face back home; Belief that the British and Chinese governments as well as the human smuggling gangs are to blame for the Morecambe Bay deaths.