Of Red Threads and Green Dragons: Austrian Sociotechnical Imaginaries about STI cooperation with China

An Exoticism of Rationality and Social Order? : Examining the East-West Binary in Late Nineteenth- and Early Twentieth-Century Esoteric Representations of China

Mobile Activism and Contentious Politics in Contemporary China

Politically intended vulnerabilities: Chinese youth as target of ICT policies in education

Official policies, academic discussions and public debates frequently address the potential risks and dangers of the use of Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) among children and youth. At the same time, however, digital policies in education create themselves new vulnerabilities for school children and youth that often go unnoticed as they occur within politically desired frameworks.

Civic Engagement in Collective remembering: Social media, information credibility and knowledge production in contemporary China

Bringing politics back in: New technologies, teaching/learning and political power in Chinese classrooms

There is a vast global market of information and communication technologies to be used for educational purposes (ICT4E), both inside and beyond formal schooling. Both the products on offer and the large bulk of academic literature and strategic documents concerned with ICT4E tend to look at these technologies as providing simple technical solutions to complex educational problems. Moreover, the ut

Saving Youth from Idleness and Poverty: Vocational Education as a Way towards Discipline and Livelihood in Argentina (1880–1920) and China (1917–1937)

Regions, absorptive capacity and strategic coupling with hightech TNCs: Lessons from India and China

This article is concerned with what conditions successful development of high-tech regions in developing countries. It argues that the recent regional turn in development studies should be welcomed as regions play an increasingly important role for high-tech industries in developed and developing countries. While acknowledging the insights stemming from the regional turn the article nevertheless a

Themis v. Ziezhi: judicial independence in China

Elevated Serum Chemokine CXC Ligand 5 Levels Are Associated with Hypercholesterolemia But Not a Worsening of Insulin Resistance in Chinese People.

When the halo of steel companies faded out in China - An empirical study on the relationship between investment and cash flow

China's rural migrant workers and the household registration system: A case study of the effects of the Shanghai Hukou system reforms in a citizenship perspective

Community Difference in Educational Expectations of Chinese Adolescents

Downward Transfers from Parents to Adult Children in Contemporary China

Modulation of [(35)S]GTPgammaS binding to chinese hamster ovary cell membranes by D(2(short)) dopamine receptors

Implementing stricter environmental regulation to enhance eco-efficiency and sustainability: a case study of Shandong Province's pulp and paper industry, China

There has been much debate on the topic of whether stricter environmental regulations can promote environmental performance and economic performance at the same time. Different researchers have used different indicators to measure environmental performance and economic performance in their empirical studies. However, it is a surprise that few studies have checked the relationship between environme

Pollen production estimates (PPEs) and fall speeds for major tree taxa and relevant source areas of pollen (RSAP) in Changbai Mountain, northeastern China

The Impact of COVID-19 Restrictions on Air Quality- Based on Seven Cities in China

‘’We are the Floating Ones, you know.’’ Male Migrant Workers and Family Transformation in China

Navigating in the Institutional Jungle of China - An Investigation of Competitive Advantages Through the Management of Institutional Contexts

Purpose: The purpose is to explore the institutional forces in a transitional regulated economy. Furthermore, the study seeks to gather information about firms’ perception of these forces and the way by which these firms seek to handle them and use them to build competitive advantages. Methodology: The study is of qualitative character with an instrumental case study design and a mix of deductiv