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Volvo Car Corporation and its Potential Market in East Coast China
Sweet and Sour: The Self-employment Experience of the Chinese Immigrants in the UK
How the Concept of the Ideal Victim of Trafficking Contributes to Re-victimize Vulnerable Populations-Human Trafficking in the People’s Republic of China Analyzed Through the Lenses of Feminist Victimology
The aim of this thesis is to demonstrate how the concept of the ideal victim of crime contributes to re-victimize significant populations exploited by human traffickers. The argument is that seeing women trafficked in the sex industry as the norm together with a focus only on “women and children” as victims/survivors contribute to further hide-and therefore re-victimize-men and young boys. The Peo
The Role of the Chinese Labour Agencies in Japanese Foreign Trainee and Technical Intern System
Maritime Arbitration: Law and Practice in the People's Republic of China
Teaching the third tone in Standard Chinese: Tone representation in textbooks and its consequences for students
Financing a Green Future: An examination of China’s banking sector for green finance
Renovated Community Centre With Chinese Historical Play Stage
Linkages between the Chinese stock market and the macroeconomic climate in the U.S. and EU
Chinese Marriage Traditions: Exploring Contemporary Changes
The Silver Standard in Prewar China, A Blessing or A Curse?
The New Censorship, the New Academic Freedom : Commercial Publishers and the Chinese Market
The marker le in Mandarin Chinese: A discussion on contextual influence
Modern War on an Ancient Battlefield: The Diffusion of Military Technology and Ideas in the Chinese Civil War, 1946-49
“The Spatiality of Emotion in Early Modern China: From Dreamscapes to Theatricality” by Ling Hon Lam
Innovation and Control: Universities, the Knowledge Economy, and the Authoritarian State in China
Global Norm-maker as China’s New Brand? An Analysis of the Responsible Cobalt Initiative (RCI)
Sensing China review
Although many of the chapters focus on individual senses, most of them end up demonstrating that no sense works in isolation and that sensation is always social and quite often emotional as well.