Handbook on China and Globalization

Edited by Huiyao Wang, President and Lu Miao, Vice President, Center for China and Globalization, Beijing, China

'Handbook on China and Globalization is not only an excellent reference for students, professors and researchers, but also a great practical guide on commercial issues for entrepreneurs, investors, and officials. The diverse perspectives put forward in different chapters offer new ways to understand Chinese globalization, innovation, and international influence.'--Long Yongtu, Former Vice Minister of Commerce, China'Handbook on China and Globalization is an excellent gateway for those wanting to explore key issues related to new modes of globalization in the 21st century. China has been one of the pivotal drivers of this new globalization process. China's transformation into a trading powerhouse has helped to create a burgeoning middle class at home while boosting development in other emerging economies by spurring the integration of global markets and value chains. This Handbook provides an excellent overview of this historic transformation and its implications for China and the world.'--Liu Hong, Nanyang Technological University, China

• Contents:Preface Huiyao Wang 1. IntroductionLu MiaoPART I China Goes Global: Outward Direct Investment2. China’s Outward Investment: Chinese Enterprise Globalization’s Characteristics, Trends and ChallengesHuiyao Wang 3. Chinese Innovation and Entrepreneurship Going Abroad: From Counterfeits and Copycats to Innovation ExportersDickie Liang-Hong Ke and Enrique de Diego4. China’s Way to the U.S. Market: China’s Outward Direct Investment in the United StatesBo Liang, Li Yan, Gary Quinlivan, and Thomas W. Cline5. Patterns and Characteristics of Chinese Contracts: An Empirical Study across AsiaYi Feng, Zhijun Gao and Wanjun Jiang6. Venturing Out into the World: China in Global Investment Fei Qin7. China Goes Global: Outward Investment Guoyong LiangPART II China’s New Role in Global Economic Governance8. Global Governance: How Asia Shapes the World Joergen Oerstroem Moeller9. China’s Belt & Road Initiative: A Counterforce to Globalization ReversalBai Gao10. China’s Innovation-Driven Growth and Its Emerging Impact on Global InnovationWeilin Zhao11. Could the People’s Currency become the Global Currency?Giles Chance12. China and Global Structural Change: Past, Present and FutureManuel Pinho13. From Management to Leadership? China’s International Policy toward Foreign InvestmentJulien Chaisse and Frances Wang14. China’s Global Power Ambition: Expectations, Opportunities, and ChallengesZhiqun Zhu15. Perspectives, Prospects and Challenges of Panchsheel in Asia: The India‡China ContextRajkumar SinghPART III China’s Soft Power and Its Implication to Foreign Relations 16. The Competition over Soft Power between China and the United States: An Analysis of How East Asians View a Rising ChinaYun-han Chu, Min-hua Huang and Jie Lu17. Six Aspects of Wangdao to Create Values: The Basic Mindset to Promote the Development of Human CivilizationStan Shih18. Geopolitical Shifts in the Triangle “US‡GCC‡China” Present Relations and Future ProspectsHichem Karoui 19. The Chinese Intelligence Services in AfricaGérald Arboit20. China and Global Economic Governance: Does BRICS Matter?Huanyu ZhaoPART IV China’s Global Migration: Diaspora and Talent21. Returning to the Chinese Academy of Sciences: Shortage, Environment, and RewardsDavid Zweig22. The patterns and trends of Chinese studying abroadLu Miao23. A Tale of Two Strategies: Economic Growth Strategy and TalentTony Fang24. Globalization in China and Studying in North America Wei Li, Lucio Lo, and Yining Tan25. Management Talent—A Critical Success Factor for China’s GlobalizationLeigh R. BakerConclusion26. China and Its Participation in Global Governance in the New EraYafei HeIndex