China's Environmental Policy Process - A case study of the challenges of creating and implementing air pollution policies in China

The Basic Ingredients vs. Chinese Equities. Impact of Global Commodity Prices on the Chinese stock market

The hierarchy of Chinese grammar: A cross-sectional study of L2 Chinese within Processability Theory

Processability Theory (PT) is a well-established theoretical framework within the field of Second Language Acquisition, which describes the development of acquiring language as a process of acquiring procedural skills. The procedural skills are necessary for the learner being able to process different grammatical structures of the target language, and these are obtained by the learner through avai

Chinese-style WLB: An Investigation of Chinese Female Workers’ Perceptions on Work-life Balance

Understanding China’s New Assertiveness - A Dyadic Study of China’s Rise, its Goals and Implications

Chinese media representation of Japanese children adopted by Chinese after World War II

Chinese Isms : The Modernization of Ideological Discourse in China

Imagining China’s Madrid in Manchuria: The Communist Military Strategy at the Onset of the Chinese Civil War, 1945-46

CHINA’S SUPER GIRL SHOW: DEMOCRACY AND FEMALE EMPOWERMENT AMONG CHINESE YOUTH

Prospects for Evidence-Based L2 Chinese Teaching Practice in Sweden: A Progression Sequence Analysis of Grammatical Items in Chinese Textbooks

Technology transfer in the Chinese automotive industry: the acquisition of Volvo Cars by Geely Automobile as a potential new role model for the Chinese car manufacturers

Industrial Networks in the Context of Chinese Indigenous Innovations: A Case Study in the Chinese Information and Communications Technology Industry

The Chinese way or the highway? Case study of Scandinavian companies established in China

Will Housing Prices Plague China’s Stock Market under Currency Appreciation?----A Study on the Interaction between Exchange Rates, Housing Prices and Stock Index in China

Regionalism Chinese Style: Measuring Labor Market Integration in Contemporary China

The concept of economic convergence is nowadays both a challenge and an ambitious objective. In this concept one may find equality in growth through a dynamic “catching up” relationship. A gigantic economy such as China came back on the global scene through a miraculous growth trip that occurred during the last thirty years. Regionalism though, which was a distinct trait of this economy seems to h

Household Consumption in China on the rise: Can China buy growth?

European Human Rights Due Diligence Laws and China’s ESG Policies: Regulatory Comparison and Implications for Chinese Companies in Global Supply Chain

The Industrialization Process in the Chinese Mirror - Continuity and change in transition from collective agriculture to market economy in China

Focus on China: the current status of entrepreneurship research in China

Curse or Blessing? Chinese Academic Responses to China’s PISA Performance