Xuming Yang has extensive experience of working for Chinese banks. He completed his doctorate at the University of Cambridge, UK.

"The treatment of the subject in this study is both thorough and detailed and the author writes in a reasonably non-technical manner. He also has a very good grasp of ‘corporate governance’ in both capitalist and communist economies. There is hence a good balance of theory and practice covered in the book..."Malcolm Warner, Cambridge Judge Business School, University of Cambridge, Asia Pacific Business Review

• 1. Introduction Part I: System structure 2. Political control and corporate governance 3. Economic reform and corporate governance Part II: System function 4. Political effectiveness and corporate governance5. Political stability and corporate governance 6. Political adaptability and corporate governance Part III: System integration7. The nature of corporate governance8. Conclusion

Xuming Yang has extensive experience of working for Chinese banks. He completed his doctorate at the University of Cambridge, UK.

"The treatment of the subject in this study is both thorough and detailed and the author writes in a reasonably non-technical manner. He also has a very good grasp of ‘corporate governance’ in both capitalist and communist economies. There is hence a good balance of theory and practice covered in the book..."Malcolm Warner, Cambridge Judge Business School, University of Cambridge, Asia Pacific Business Review

• 1. Introduction Part I: System structure 2. Political control and corporate governance 3. Economic reform and corporate governance Part II: System function 4. Political effectiveness and corporate governance5. Political stability and corporate governance 6. Political adaptability and corporate governance Part III: System integration7. The nature of corporate governance8. Conclusion

Xuming Yang has extensive experience of working for Chinese banks. He completed his doctorate at the University of Cambridge, UK.

"The treatment of the subject in this study is both thorough and detailed and the author writes in a reasonably non-technical manner. He also has a very good grasp of ‘corporate governance’ in both capitalist and communist economies. There is hence a good balance of theory and practice covered in the book..."Malcolm Warner, Cambridge Judge Business School, University of Cambridge, Asia Pacific Business Review

• 1. Introduction Part I: System structure 2. Political control and corporate governance 3. Economic reform and corporate governance Part II: System function 4. Political effectiveness and corporate governance5. Political stability and corporate governance 6. Political adaptability and corporate governance Part III: System integration7. The nature of corporate governance8. Conclusion