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Written by Leslie Wang. An article in the Wall Street Journal titled “U.S.-Born Chinese, Back in China to Set Up […]
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Written by Leslie Wang. An article in the Wall Street Journal titled “U.S.-Born Chinese, Back in China to Set Up […]
Written by Martin Thorley. When I began to consider in-depth research into Sino-British elite convergence, I thought it would prove […]
Written by David Cockayne. When we think of China and football recent well-publicised developments come to mind. These might include: […]
Written by Sascha L. Schmidt. It is a no-brainer, the Chinese soccer market offers huge growth potential for European soccer […]
Written by John Colley. Uber has announced its exit from the Chinese taxi market by merging with arch-rival Didi Chuxing […]
Written by Gaoheng Zhang. Historically, Italian industry in Prato focused on textile production, a famed “Made in Italy” trademark with […]
Written by Mingchao Zhou. Established in the 1950s, the hukou system still controls and regulates the settlement of rural migrants […]
Written by Michael Synnott. George Osborne has made a major commitment to investing in UK infrastructure with the announcement of a […]
Written by Michael Reilly. This week the UK Chancellor of the Exchequer (Finance Minister), George Osborne, made a flying visit to […]
Written by Sheng Lu and Marsha A. Dickson. China is well known as the largest textile and apparel (T&A) producer and […]
Written by John Hartley. In my research field of Cultural Science, the role of ‘we’ and ‘they’ groups in organising knowledge […]
Written by Jonathan Schroeder, Janet Borgerson, and Zhiyan Wu. How do Chinese brands draw upon what we call ‘Chinese brand culture’ in […]
Written by Andrew Tylecote. It is widely agreed that ‘latecomer firms’ (LCFs) and their economies should catch up through cooperation (‘linkage’) […]
Written by Pravakar Sahoo. High inflation, dwindling growth, low investor confidence, and policy paralysis in the years before the 2014 general […]
Written by Andrew Atherton. China has seen a leap in registrations of private businesses since it streamlined procedures to register […]
Written by Xiaohong He. The re-emergence at the grass-root level of entrepreneurial development in villages and towns across China has […]
Written by Keming Yang. In March 2014, China’s State Administration of Business and Commerce (SABC) announced a series of new […]
Written by Bin Wu. On the morning of the 2nd August 2014, a huge explosion in a factory broke the […]
Written by Niv Horesh. London’s grooming as the launch-pad of the RMB, China’s currency, into becoming the next global reserve […]
Written by Michael N T Tan. Although the Chinese banking industry in general has posted continued strong growth in 2012, the […]
Written by Stephen L. Morgan. What is it about Europeans and Chinese? Or rather, what’s rattling each of their cages […]
Written by Stephen Morgan. Big Chinese companies face tough scrutiny when they go overseas. None in the past year has […]
By Kerry Brown. In the last year alone, I’ve attended conferences in 22 countries, addressing issues about China. They’ve ranged […]
by Qianlan Wu. When it comes to doing business with China, for many, checking relevant laws and regulations may not […]
by Bin Wu. It is not common for a Chinese Studies Seminar to attract so many academic staff and students […]
By Mike Bastin. China’s higher education system, and its business education in particular, continue to produce record enrolment figures. However, the […]
By David Netherwood and Mike Bastin. Didier Drogba, the man who scored the winning penalty in one of the world’s […]
By Mike Bastin. The international expansion of Chinese companies and their brands is now one of the most influential trends […]
By Sam Beatson. Mainland China, what used to be that enigmatic nation beyond the boundary of the pearl of the […]
By Mike Bastin. Once again China is witnessing another ‘Golden’ holiday or half-week with the annual May 1st Labour Day […]