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IPR Bureaucracies as a Lens on Business- Government Relations in Zouping IPR Bureaucracies as a Lens on Business- Government Relations in Zouping
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The Maoist Model: The State as a Monopolist The Maoist Model: The State as a Monopolist
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The Local Developmental State: The Promotion of Local Champions The Local Developmental State: The Promotion of Local Champions
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Patents Patents
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Trademarks Trademarks
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Quality Certificates Quality Certificates
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The Local Regulatory State The Local Regulatory State
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Trademark Regulation Trademark Regulation
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Copyrights Copyrights
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Conclusion Conclusion
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Notes Notes
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5 The Evolution and Adaptation of Business–Government Relations in Zouping
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Published:February 2018
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Abstract
This chapter analyzes business-government relations in a single Chinese county through the lens of IPR regulation. A focus on Zouping reveals the scope of variation that exists in business-government relations more than two decades after the introduction of policies regarding the separation of business and government. Three different ideal-typical models characterize business-government relations in Zouping: the Maoist model, where state and business are fused; the local developmental state model, where state financial and administrative resources are used to create the best possible environment for business; and the regulatory state model, where the relationship between the state and business is mediated by regulatory agencies, which are independent of the state and approach business as impartial referees. This variation within the same county with regard to IPR enforcement highlights one of the main themes of this volume, namely the coexistence of both continuity and adaptive change in Zouping.
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