... businesses foreign owned firms industries strategic rank promotion imperative regime advancement imperative leverage WTO related national champion industries time variance WTO entry party-state economic policy Chinese economic policymaking WTO rules Chinese government World Trade Organization...

... platforms available to do so. However, the Chinese have encountered problems with this strategy; namely, the development of a single, consistent message, and inconsistencies between the message and the behavior of the Chinese government. agitation Central Propaganda Department Chinese Communist Party CCP...

... Gyalo Thondup inflation and food crisis People’s Association Mimang Tsondu Surkhang Wangchen Gelek land reforms class struggle Dalai Lama Seventeen-Point Agreement Tibet Work Committee Chinese government Tibetan government By the end of October 1951, the Dalai Lama had formally accepted...

... Beijing Olympics Chinese government Liu Xiaobo Qinghai-Tibet Railway The Chinese Dream The Dalai Lama The Tibet question Tibetan riots Self-immolation “He got the prize!” I received this text message from a friend in Beijing, when I was on a train pulling into Lhasa on the afternoon of October 8...

... and had had to run for his life. His uncle wanted to get him a job teaching music at the Chinese government school in Lhasa. Phüntso thought this would dispel suspicions on the part of the Lhasa government. As 1949 unfolded, the air in Lhasa grew full of excitement and tension. There was a plan...

...Many of the retired members of the Customs Service, including B-T, maintain strong interest and identification in the Service. Maze, one of Brewitt-Taylor's (B-T's) colleagues, wrote to B-T criticizing Aglen because of his attempts at acting independently instead of serving the Chinese government...

... the economic and technological contexts. This chapter shows that pluralizing decision-making, which has been widely ignored, can actually strengthen and support the authority of the Chinese government. China adapting to VOIP Little Smart Comisiòn Internacional de Telecommunicaciones CITEL Policy reform...

... and Statistics Department Financial Secretary FS Legislative Council LegCo Treasury Branch economic policy finance Hong Kong global economy politics reforms Chinese government Economic policy can be understood broadly as how government manages the overall economy through defining the role, size...

... energetically to respond over the last decade. However, the program pursued by the Chinese government has produced mixed results. This chapter analyses these results and states that these successes and failures must be understood in a broader context. The chapter states the goals of this book: the first...

...This chapter examines historical emissions, climate duties, and human rights. The Chinese government adheres to two fundamental principles. The first is that of historical responsibility or ‘polluter pays’, which affirms that developed states of the global North should bear the costs of addressing...

... and perhaps facilitate a diplomatic breakthrough with Hanoi. Both men were determined that the card be played well—and secretly. The first high-level negotiation with the Chinese government since 1949, they limited news of it to a handful of people and excluded the State Department. Kissinger was authorized...

... the Chinese government turns to Confucianism to justify its political agenda, Confucian activists have started a movement to turn Confucianism into a religion. Confucianism as a world religion might have begun as a scholarly construction, but are we witnessing its transformation into a social and political...

... parts involved in the cotton industry who appear to possess minzu and productivist qualities. It was also poised to realize the model of corporativism that Gregory Kasza labels “rightist” and associates with the Italian Fascist regime. The Chinese government has established new trading...

... was in better position to exploit the needs of the Japanese for a strong and legitimate Chinese government and thus would be able to negotiate a more favorable peace. Preserving China's vitality became Chen Gongbo's main focus when he finally joined Wang in Nanjing shortly after the inauguration...

...This chapter examines the institutionalization of Sino-American collaboration through the China Institute in America. Meng Zhi (1901–1990) directed this organization for thirty-seven years and helped the Chinese government gain greater influence over the selection and training of Chinese students...

... a few years of the party's assumption of state power. The chapter explains that the scarcity of materials in Chinese Communist campaigns to suppress opium was attributed to the pressured international environment in which they were carried out, at a time when Chinese government did not wish its...

... options available to the Chinese government in responding to WTO entry in terms of three competing state strategies. It then disaggregates the “black box” of the Chinese state into its component leadership and governmental actors in charge of economic policymaking and lays out their differential political...

... inaugurating a “Constitution Day.” The book deals with all facets of this constitutional discussion, as well as its afterlives in the late 1950s, the Cultural Revolution, and the post-Mao era. It illuminates how the Chinese government understands and makes use of the constitution as a political document...

...This chapter provides an overview of the strong foundation of the relationship between Cornell and China. It explains that Cornell was one of the first universities in the United States to offer Chinese language classes. Moreover, the Chinese government sent an imperial commission to investigate...

... and the key economic ideologies and measures in the second reform stage after 1993 and their impact on the employment and benefits of workers are also investigated. Furthermore, the chapter evaluates the main welfare initiatives adopted by the Chinese government during the two stages of economic reforms...