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The Silver Standard in Prewar China, A Blessing or A Curse?
The Location Decision of Chinese Outward FDI
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
Being Minority and Majority - Chinese Muslims in Malaysia
Comparison between CISG II, Swedish and Chinese Contract Law
Kina har under flera års tid varit en av världens snabbast växande ekonomier och utgör därmed en enorm potentiell marknad för svenska företag. Den ökande handeln och transaktionerna med Kina kräver förståelse för kinesisk kontraktsrätt, som ännu inte är särskilt välkänd eller studerad i resten av världen. Syftet med uppsatsen är att jämföra och analysera likheter och skillnader mellan svensk och
Application of the Merton Model and the Altman Z-score Model in Credit Risk Assessment - an Empirical Study on Chinese Listed Companies
An institutional weakness? – The participation of Chinese miners in Ghana’s artisanal and small-scale gold mining (ASGM) sector.
Chinese Female Bloggers Grapple with Appearance Anxiety via Social Media – A Study Based on Xiaohongshu
‘It’s Like Two Hedgehogs Hugging Each Other’: Neo-familism and Family Power Dynamics from Young Queer Chinese Persons’ Narrations
Depressive Experience of Chinese Young People During Travel: Emotional expression and social expectations from a cultural perspective
Platform Jumping as Religious Practice: Digital Strategies of Chinese Christians in Sweden
Embodied Narratives: Tattooing as Cultural Negotiation and Self-Formation Among Urban Chinese Youth
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