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Agricultural transformations, the developing giants China and India
Development and how to reach economic growth have been discussed and talked about since the Industrial revolution in Europe pushed productivity and wages up but the models have changed over time and space. The most successful ones seems to build on traditional patterns of agriculture and growing domestic markets, but with a growing global market and new players on the world market can it be that t
Practical Idealists. Stories of entrepreneurs running green business in China
The rebalancing of China’s economy
Did the “China Shock” affect British voters’ attitudes and voting behavior in Brexit?
Recent years’ political development in Europe as well as in the US reflects a growing support for anti-globalization movements, protectionism and stronger nation-states. The victory for the Leave option in the Brexit referendum further emphasized this development, since many of these views were promoted by the Leave side. Previous research has investigated the relationship between globalization in
Choice between backdoor listing and regular initial public offering in China
Bank ownership and performance in China: some further evidence
Consumer Adoption of Cross-Border E-Commerce: A Comparative Analysis between Sweden and China
On Policy and Proximity in the Music Industry in China: An investigation of policy intentions and experiences
Lingering Educational Inequities under the Chinese Hukou System: A Human Opportunities Perspective
The Relationship Between Industrial Manufacturing Innovation and CO2 Emissions in China: Evidence from Provincial Level Patent Data, 1999-2009
China’s Family Planning Policy and Contraceptive Using
The Face of Poverty: A measurement of gender inequality and within-group difference of female poverty in rural China
Do Chinese Dual-listed Companies "Return with Glory" in Their Mainland IPOs ?
Chinese Regional Development, a Consequence of State Interventions or the Private Sector?
The Effect of National Hi-tech Zones: Evidence from China's City-level Panel Data
Does it pay off to be formal? How different financing choices affect the performance of Chinese private firms
Innovation in Low-Tech Industries - An Example of the Food Industry in China
The importance of investing in low-tech industries has been underestimated for a long time because of its low R&D input to output ratio. But in reality, so-called high-tech industries only account for 3 per cent of value added in the OECD, while low-tech industries, such as the food industry, indeed do not lack the opportunities of benefiting from innovation. The driving forces of innovation h