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Titre Chinese firms “going out”: An economic dynamic with political significance
Auteur Thomas Vendryes
Mir@bel Revue China perspectives
Numéro no 2012/1 China's WTO Decade
Rubrique / Thématique
Current Affairs
 China Analysis
Page 67-68
Résumé anglais Based on:- Special issue of Contemporary International Relations (现代国际关系, xiandai guoji guanxi, 2011, no. 8) following a meeting organised by the China Institutes of Contemporary International Relations (中国现代国际关系研究院, zhongguo xiandai guoji guanxi yanjiu yuan) on 9 August 2011 on the theme “Reviewing ten years of China's ‘going out' strategy: Successes and challenges,” containing the following articles:- Article 1: “From an active and progressive ‘going out' strategy to its speedier implementation,” Tao Jian, professor and director, University of International Relations.- Article 2: “Reviewing ten years of China's ‘going out' strategy: successes and challenges,” Jin Canrong, professor and vice-director, Faculty of International Relations, Renmin University.- Article 3: “Why are the political risks of China's direct investments abroad so high?,” Mei Xinyu, researcher, Chinese Academy of International Trade and Economic Cooperation.- Article 4: “Some salient problems linked to China's ‘going out' strategy,” Jiang Yong, researcher, economics department, China Institutes of Contemporary International Relations.- Article 5: “International political economic analysis of China's ‘going out' strategy,” Lin Hongyu, professor and director, Department of International Politics, University of International Relations.- Article 6: “Promoting the renminbi's internationalisation through an autonomous strategy,” Zhao Qingming, PhD, deputy senior manager at the head office, China Construction Bank.- Article 7: “The 3L growth method for Chinese multinationals,” Fan Libo, professor and director, research centre on international companies, International and Business Economics University.- Article 8: “Hong Kong's role and functions in the new phase of China's ‘going out' strategy,” Zhang Yuncheng, researcher and director, Centre for Hong Kong and Macao-related Studies, China Institutes of Contemporary International Relations.- Article 9: “Enterprises ‘going out' and public diplomacy,” Li Yonghui, professor and dean of the School of International Studies, Beijing Foreign Studies University.
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