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China 39 Indien 18 Auslandsinvestition 16 Multinationales Unternehmen 16 India 12 Malaysia 12 Entwicklung 10 Dänemark 8 Foreign investment 8 Transnational corporation 8 Unternehmenskultur 8 Erfolgsfaktor 6 Globalisierung 6 Indisch 6 Industrialisierung 6 Internationale Beziehungen 6 KMU 6 Südostasien 6 Tochtergesellschaft 6 Culture 5 Economic development 5 Southeast Asia 5 kina 5 Corporate culture 4 Denmark 4 Dänisch 4 Eigentümerstruktur 4 Entwicklungsstrategie 4 Ethnische Beziehungen 4 Geschäftsmodell 4 Interkulturelles Management 4 Internationale Betriebswirtschaftslehre 4 Konstruktivismus 4 Kultur 4 Phenomenology 4 Phänomenologie 4 Räumliche Verteilung 4 Soziale Ungleichheit 4 Sozialer Wandel 4 Systemtransformation 4
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Working Paper 109 Arbeitspapier 43 Graue Literatur 43 Non-commercial literature 43 Case study 1 Fallstudie 1
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English 111 Chinese 2
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Li, Xin 15 Jakobsen, Michael 14 Worm, Verner 14 Brødsgaard, Kjeld Erik 8 Jacobsen, Michael 8 Aggarwal, Aradhna 6 Cao, Yangfeng 6 Abraham, Mathew 2 Bhattacharyya, Sudipta 2 Dasgupta, Nandita 2 Fujiwara, Masatoshi 2 Ghosh, Maitri 2 Kathuria, Vinish 2 Kok-Kheng Yeoh, Émile 2 Kokko, Ari 2 Luo, Wenhao 2 Mughal, Mazhar 2 Møller, Steffen 2 Narayanan, K. 2 Ooi, Can-Seng 2 Roy, Indrajit 2 Roy, Saikat Sinha 2 Rutten, Koen 2 Sasidharan, Subash 2 Sato, Takahiro 2 Sharma, Shruti 2 Sin, Khoo Cheok 2 Skat-Rørdam, Peter 2 Xie, Peihong 2 Yu, Zhiqian 2 Zhang, Kai 2 Zheng, Yuan 2 Zhu, Ning 2 Abdul Rahman Embong 1 Anwar, Amar 1 Anwar, Amar Iqbal 1 Beh, LooSee 1 Beoy Kui, Ng 1 Bertelsen, Rasmus Gjedssø 1 Cheung, Gordon C. K. 1
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Copenhagen Discussion Papers 66 Copenhagen discussion papers 43 Department of Economics University of Copenhagen, Discussion Papers 1 University of Copenhagen Discussion Papers 1
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EconStor 66 ECONIS (ZBW) 45
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Building China's soft power for a peaceful rise
Li, Xin; Worm, Verner - 2009
With China's rapid economic progress and steady increase in its international influence, China has gradually embarked on the soft power idea and has made developing its soft power as its national strategy. We argue that China's soft power strategy is in accordance to Chinese Confucian culture...
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Redefining Beijing Consensus: Ten general principles
Li, Xin; Brødsgaard, Kjeld Erik; Jacobsen, Michael - 2009
We argue, due to the conspicuous failure of Washington Consensus-guided reforms in most part of the developing world in 1990s and the outbreak of the current global financial crisis, Washington Consensus, as a general term of the neoliberal free market economic thinking, has been withering. In...
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Frozen Identities: Inter-Ethnic Relations and Economic Development in Penang, Malaysia
Jacobsen, Michael - 2009
Identity formation is probably one of the most discussed aspects of strategic positioning within anthropology, sociology and political science. In general notions of identity have been based on either an absolutist or primordial understanding of belonging or a constructionalist view in which...
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The Economic Emergence of China: Strategic Policy Implications for Southeast Asia
Kui, Ng Beoy - 2008
The purpose of this paper is to analyze strategic policy implications arising from possible threats and opportunities in the face of the emergence of China as an economic powerhouse. The focus of the paper is not on the regional approach through mainly regional co-operations but more on policy...
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Chinese Personality - Center in a Network
Worm, Verner - 2008
This chapter try to highlight some key elements of Chinese thinking described from a cultural and philosophical perspective starting with explaining the background for Chinese philosophy, mainly Confucianism followed by central concepts such as holism (ying/yang) and a discussion of the concept...
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Chinese personality : center in a network
Worm, Verner (contributor) - 2008
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The economic emergence of China : strategic policy implications for Southeast Asia
Ng, Beoy Kui (contributor) - 2008
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China-ASEAN Free Trade Area: Implications for Sino-Malaysian Economic Relations
Ooi, Shuat-Mei; Kok-Kheng Yeoh, Émile - 2007
It is a received opinion that China's emergence as a regional and global power is the most pivotal transformation underway in East Asia. China's enhanced economic standing in Asia has given her new political influence in the region as her trade with the neighbouring states, in particular the...
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What Is Chinese About Chinese Business? Implications for U.S. Responses to China's Rise
Pan, Chengxin - 2007
There has been a commonly held belief, especially in the United States, that Chinese business is distinctively Chinese. Understanding its Chineseness in unitary, monolithic and national terms, this assumption has both underpinned a zero-sum perspective on U.S.-China relations, and fuelled the...
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The Irony of the Cranes: Labour Issues in the Construction Industry in the New China
Costello III, Charles S. - 2007
The crane has been an ancient symbol of longevity in China carrying with it intimation of distinctive principles of ancient China; harmony, patience and graceful coexistence with nature. It is ironic that the construction crane is the new symbol of a changing land, where old hutong neighborhoods...
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