Economic Development Obstructing the Democratization in China -All Wealth Is Not Stimulating Democracy

Corporate Social Responsibility in Chinese state owned enterprises

The Relationship between Inflation and Economic Growth of China: Empirical Study from 1978 to 2007

Role of Intellectual Property Rights on Economic Growth in China

Financial Development and Economic Growth: The Case of Chinese Banking Sector

Parallel Trade in Trademarked Pharmaceuticals in Europe, Finding a solution for China

Parallel trade in the pharmaceutical industry is a complicated issue because it has connections with competition law, trade law, and intellectual property law. International exhaustion benefits consumers by promoting price competition. This is an extremely attractive argument. For several years, the parallel trade in pharmaceutical products has been an important issue for the European pharmaceutic

Judicial Review System in Safeguarding Human Rights-From International Perspective and Domestic Perspective Especially in China

Comparison of the Notions of Relevant Market between EC and the US: What Can China Learn from Both Sides?

Analysing the Employment Discrimination Phenomena in China From an International Human Rights Perspective -- Focusing on Hepatitis B-Based Discrimination

As stated in Article 26 of ICCPR, ''all persons are equal before the law and are entitled without any discrimination to the equal protection of the law.'' The pursuit of equality and non-discrimination has been widely accepted not only as a formal principle but also binding substantive human rights. In 2003, the first Global Report by ILO on discrimination, Time for equality at wor

The Chinese automotive industry: WTO accession, problems in going global and future potential

The motivation and impact on the foreign banks entrance in China

Promotion of Bioenergy in Rural China From the Business Perspective

The producer’s role in managing used mobile phones: the case of China

External Motivating Factors for Greening Small- and Medium-sized Enterprises in China

Severe environmental degradation worldwide calls for imperative action from human society. Small- and Medium-sized Enterprises (SMEs), which constitute an important component in almost every economic entity in the world, are subject to growing concern, as their environmental performance is essential to regional and global environmental protection and sustainable industrial development. Due to the

Occupational Safety and Health in Asia-based Supplier Factories of Multinational Consumer Electronic Brand Firms: with special reference to China and Malaysia

Peppa Pig in China

Navigating Identity Abroad: Taiwanese Interactions with Chinese in Sweden

Friends or Foes? Examining 10 years of U.S Intelligence assessments on the China threat, 2013-2023

A Study of Chinese Youth’s Immigration Motivation in the Post-pandemic Era

The internationalization of Chinese development NGOs: Policy-driven or resource-driven?