Rajeswary Ampalavanar Brown

• 1. Introduction: Chinese Business in an Institutional and Historical Perspective Rajeswary Ampalavanar Brown 2. Securing Trust and Stability: Chinese Finance in the Late Nineteenth Century Andrea McElderry 3. Perspectives on the Development of Accounting and China’s Economic Transformation from the Late Ming to the Early Republic Robert Gardella 4. The Control of Equity in Chinese Firms within the Modern Sector from the Late Qing to the Early Republic David Faure 5. The Origins and Early Years of the Wing On Company Group in Australia, Fiji, Hong Kong and Shanghai: Organisation and Strategy of a New Enterprise Wellington K.K. Chan 6. Competition Among Brothers: The Kin Tye Lung Company and its Associate Companies Choi Chi-Cheung 7. Overseas Chinese Entrepreneurship and the Chinese State: The Case of South China, 1900-49 Leo Douw 8. Business Networks, Cultural Values and the State in Hong Kong and Singapore Wong Siu-Lun 9. Chinese Business Networks and Japanese Capital in South East Asia, 1880-1940: Some Preliminary Observations Peter Post 10. Sources of Ethnic Advantage: A Comparison of Chinese and Pribumi-Managed Engineering Firms in Indonesia Okke Braadbaart 11. Chinese Business Families in the Philippines Since the 1890s Ellen H. Palanca 12. Chinese Family-Owned Multinationals in the Philippines and the Internationalisation Process Daniel Van Den Bulcke and Zhang Hai-Yan

Rajeswary Ampalavanar Brown

• 1. Introduction: Chinese Business in an Institutional and Historical Perspective Rajeswary Ampalavanar Brown 2. Securing Trust and Stability: Chinese Finance in the Late Nineteenth Century Andrea McElderry 3. Perspectives on the Development of Accounting and China’s Economic Transformation from the Late Ming to the Early Republic Robert Gardella 4. The Control of Equity in Chinese Firms within the Modern Sector from the Late Qing to the Early Republic David Faure 5. The Origins and Early Years of the Wing On Company Group in Australia, Fiji, Hong Kong and Shanghai: Organisation and Strategy of a New Enterprise Wellington K.K. Chan 6. Competition Among Brothers: The Kin Tye Lung Company and its Associate Companies Choi Chi-Cheung 7. Overseas Chinese Entrepreneurship and the Chinese State: The Case of South China, 1900-49 Leo Douw 8. Business Networks, Cultural Values and the State in Hong Kong and Singapore Wong Siu-Lun 9. Chinese Business Networks and Japanese Capital in South East Asia, 1880-1940: Some Preliminary Observations Peter Post 10. Sources of Ethnic Advantage: A Comparison of Chinese and Pribumi-Managed Engineering Firms in Indonesia Okke Braadbaart 11. Chinese Business Families in the Philippines Since the 1890s Ellen H. Palanca 12. Chinese Family-Owned Multinationals in the Philippines and the Internationalisation Process Daniel Van Den Bulcke and Zhang Hai-Yan

Rajeswary Ampalavanar Brown

• 1. Introduction: Chinese Business in an Institutional and Historical Perspective Rajeswary Ampalavanar Brown 2. Securing Trust and Stability: Chinese Finance in the Late Nineteenth Century Andrea McElderry 3. Perspectives on the Development of Accounting and China’s Economic Transformation from the Late Ming to the Early Republic Robert Gardella 4. The Control of Equity in Chinese Firms within the Modern Sector from the Late Qing to the Early Republic David Faure 5. The Origins and Early Years of the Wing On Company Group in Australia, Fiji, Hong Kong and Shanghai: Organisation and Strategy of a New Enterprise Wellington K.K. Chan 6. Competition Among Brothers: The Kin Tye Lung Company and its Associate Companies Choi Chi-Cheung 7. Overseas Chinese Entrepreneurship and the Chinese State: The Case of South China, 1900-49 Leo Douw 8. Business Networks, Cultural Values and the State in Hong Kong and Singapore Wong Siu-Lun 9. Chinese Business Networks and Japanese Capital in South East Asia, 1880-1940: Some Preliminary Observations Peter Post 10. Sources of Ethnic Advantage: A Comparison of Chinese and Pribumi-Managed Engineering Firms in Indonesia Okke Braadbaart 11. Chinese Business Families in the Philippines Since the 1890s Ellen H. Palanca 12. Chinese Family-Owned Multinationals in the Philippines and the Internationalisation Process Daniel Van Den Bulcke and Zhang Hai-Yan