Routledge International Business in China - Global Economic Crisis

This comprehensive study examines critical issues in Chinese management as China establishes itself as a major global economic force during international business challenges. The book explores how Chinese management practices, evolving since the 1980s, have transformed through capital inflows, technological transfer, and managerial knowledge from foreign direct investment through joint ventures and wholly-owned foreign enterprises. As the world's leading manufacturing hub, China's export-driven economy, particularly in labour-intensive sectors, navigates complex protectionist pressures whilst shaping international business dynamics. Published by Routledge, this text provides essential insights into how China's economically-driven foreign policy influences global commerce and emerging market strategies.